Blood on the Cards
Now available at Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, wildchildpublishing.com, and other online vendors
Blood on the Pen
An unpublished author gets one rejection letter too many and starts killing literary agents. Can a troubled, modern-day Texas Ranger and a meddling, young woman stop it?
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Tufts University List
My mouth is still agape from finding my book, Disposable People, listed as a "Suggested Book" at Tufts University in Boston. I don't have any personal experience with Tufts, but Forbes Magazine and Newsweek list them as one of the best univeristies in the country. Wow. I don't know what member of their faculty read the book, but I am flattered with their listig it. Disposable People is something of a preqeul to Blood on the Pen. Elsie is the main character, and she hasn't met Jack yet. So, it is her story. The blurb is right over there on the side of this page. Right there. Do you see it? Yeah, that's the one.
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Blood on the Cards - Released
Mystery, thrills,and a touch of the paranormal. Now available at Amazon.com, Barnesandnoble.com, Wildchildpublishing.com, and other online outlets
Blood on the Pen
Available now from Wild Child Publishing at wildchildpublishing.com, Amazon.com, allromance.com., and other websites. Jack Harden is a modern-day Texas Ranger haunted by his wife’s death a year ago. But, when a murderer strikes, he is called into duty. As he battles the urge to kill the drunk driver responsible for her death and the hunger to kill himself, he now must chase a killer who wants him dead. Elsie Rodriguez is assigned to report of the murders for her newspaper and ordered to stay with Jack Harden. He’s old school, tough, and doesn’t want her there, but, despite his gruff manner, the big Ranger triggers something inside her. Something more than just her Latin temper. Can she pull him back from the edge of sanity? Or will death win again?
Oops, I don't seem to know how to type the word prequel.
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