Fiction

“. . . isn’t that the point of literature, of art: to reveal universal truths and grab your emotions by the throat and shake them? Yep . . .

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Aliens with big heads and huge eyes are roaming the New Mexico desert and have abducted people to snatch their babies.

The maxim write what you know certainly applies in this case. The detective in the Starlight Detective Agency series, David Lowell, like the author, is an astrologer.

“If Emma could have had all the sex and intrigue that Austen implied she desired, she might have been Carissa Portland in My Scandalous Viscount.”

“. . . the editor either fell asleep during the first chapter or ran out of red ink.”

“. . . an introspective and contemporary character study. . . . a well-measured and mature debut.”

“Libba Bray has created a mesmerizing concoction of the paranormal mixed with horror, well seasoned with captivating period detail.”

“. . . a totally unique and immersive reading experience.”

“Some books are great, and this is one of them.”

“. . . the story is a good one.”

“. . . inspiring both young and the old to find their way to the classics.”

“Be Still My Soul is proof that faith can indeed foster love and trust—but in God’s own time.”