About the author
As a former journalist one fun part for me writing mystery-suspense fiction is no longer needing to ''write-to-space''- I can simply add another page anytime I need too...bearing in mind that readers can get tired, and I certainly 'don't' want to put then to sleep. When I have a plot idea, research is another fun aspect though merging fact with my fiction brings out the journalist, still lurking close by. Regardless, after publishing 18 books over the last fourteen years - I'm still having fun - though murdering people on paper might be considered a questionable career pursuit...
Come Sit In My Kitchen
Like so many others in the 1930s, George and Mary Thomas preserved their way through the Great Depression by renting rooms in their house, but one of their tenants has gone missing and when police ring their front doorbell Christmas Eve, their Yuletide Season is suddenly detoured...With the signing of peace treaties after WWI modest people in Europe and North America dared to focus their energy and hope on rebuilding. Believing war and military threats were behind them the general population embraced the 1920s only to be shaken to their core again, this time by a sharp global economic decline in the 1930s. Then, while new German leadership was once more shaping an armed storm of turmoil - on...
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