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On Saturday night, the Chicago Cubs made history, breaking their so-called curse and making their first World Series since 1945. It all happened at Wrigley Field, where generations of faithful gathered to celebrate. These Cubs are young and hungry, and as potential league MVP Kris Bryant said, too young to care about curses. But … Read the rest 
I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted, but I come bearing gifts! I’ve been working on not on but TWO Lucy Kendall books. GONE TO DIE (Lucy Kendall #3) will release in June, but I’ve got a surprise! I’m writing Lucy Kendall serial novella for mailing list subscribers! HEAR NO LIES takes place a … Read the rest 
Southeast Iowa pretty much fits the stereotype most people have of the state: lots of cornfields, farm houses, pickup trucks, and plenty of guys wearing cowboy boots. The county I grew up in, Van Buren, probably has more dirt and gravel roads than paved (don’t quote me on that). I graduated with 50 people, and … Read the rest 
Be honest. Even though some of you shudder in your boots at the idea of writing or reading about a serial killer, even more of you are fascinated by what makes this tick. Ted Bundy was a charming, terrifying psychopath. How many women did he really kill? Jeffrey Dahmer was a beaten down, miserable … Read the rest 
Please welcome the awesome and very talented Jenny Milchman! She’s doing something truly incredible in my eyes: an extensive book tour with her family and paid out of her own pocket. I’ll let her tell you why she embarked on such a brave journey! Let’s get something out of the way first, and that’s the … Read the rest 
Seriously. I’d be on their top wanted list in minutes, as would many writers. I kill and sometimes torture people for a living, so a girl’s got to do her research. Details matter, because readers are smart. My 10 Best (or Worst?) Search Terms How to kill with cyanid How does a body decompose in … Read the rest 
Like a lot of mystery writers, I read both of these series growing up, but I definitely preferred one over the other. For me, it was Trixie Belden. I loved her blunt personality, loved that she came from a working class family, and I loved her exploits with the Bob-Whites. I’ve read most of her … Read the rest 
