My new release MEET ME IN MAINE(Book One of The Blue Harbor Series) brings murder, mystery, and romance to a seaside town.
Sit back, put up your feet, and let me bring mystery and romance to your lives.
The sun's bloody tears Drip red into the clear blue ocean. Soon all will be red. Even the white, fluffy clouds overhead. The sun has reached its end. It can no longer shine with warmth. It will hold its head high for one last show, Before the bloody explosion. There will be no more sunlight. No softly swaying clouds. Only the moon and its cold touch To lead the way.
No way to distinguish one day from the next. Time will have no markings. No differentiation. Time will continue the same way forever.
No seasons to look forward to. No holidays or birthdays. Only the cold and endless nights. And no sunshine.
The Dead hate the light. They hate the sun and clouds. The moon is their guardian, Who will vanquish their enemies and seize the day.
Wherever I run I find bloody footsteps. I'm trapped in a paradise lost to the unnatural, Lost to the cold predator with no conscience. How could I have let this happen?
I've been fooled too many times by Wolf. He acts human and caring. He has even showed me passion. I must remember he's not human.
I hear him calling my name, Like dust in the wind. I refuse to answer. He will not woo me or hypnotize me. The war is on. We will fight to the death. No one will steal our town Without a battle. OUR GAMES HAVE JUST BEGUN THE DEAD GAME
The epic battle of the seasons. Old man winter tries to erase all signs of Fall. He covers the ground with his icy cold snow. But Fall holds her leaves close to her body and her heart. Some have fallen, lone casualties of war. The battle rages on the ground, in the air, and in the water. Fall will have to succumb to the dictates of Old man winter. She has no choice. But she puts up a valiant battle. She will be back after Summer finishes heating the earth. Farewell. We’ll see you soon.
The tree has been hurt.
Scarred by the storm.
Its leaves have fallen.
Fallen soldiers of war.
Without a proper burial.
Who will mourn them?
The fallen of nature.
The tree will mourn
their loss.
Until new leaves sprout
to take their place.
And the cycle continues.