This is a humorous story of an incident that I hold dear to my heart when I was a young mother of two teenage boys. I was challenged daily to put food on the table for these guys who were always hungry. This is me being real, mistakes and all, sitting down to share with you my stories to bring a little light into your lives. 

This story is a fantasy about an evil mermaid who wreaks havoc in Maren Raybourne's life. She wants Maren's soul so she can live on land and leave the sea existence behind her. This mermaid also wants Maren's love interest. 

Never dismiss the ancient things put away for safe keeping. Plus a bonus story. 

This episode of my podcast includes interesting facts about the book and the cover. It's the 5th book in my series I call The Velvet Shoe Collection. All of these books are set in the 1920's and 1930's. You not only follow the lives of the main characters, but the lives of the secondary characters, as well. An Unlikely Elegance's focus is on Fanny Zapelli, a former mob moll who is now able to transform her life. There is mystery and intrigue woven into this tale of a woman who completely transforms herself. I hope you enjoy 

Sharing stories that touch the heart. This one is about a little girl in a raspberry patch. 

In this episode, I talk about a grandmother that shaped a part of my life when I was only four years old. Her methods were harsh but memorable. She was a no nonsense kind of lady. 

This is Valentine's week and I want to share a love story with you. Love comes unexpectedly in life sometimes. This is such a story. I hope you will like it. 

Ever get excited about a new project? This humorous 10 minute episode gives you a little insight into venturing into the unknown! 

Today, I want to talk to you about Annie. 2nd of 4 children. An older sister & 2 younger brothers. We all experience pain & disappointment in our lives. Annie was no different. It's how Annie handled that pain that made a difference in her life. 

In this episode I talk about how my childhood shaped my writing and shaped the person I am today. Sometimes we understand our past, but sometimes we need to try to understand the past that came before us, our parents.