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 
In my new thriller ALL GOOD DEEDS, former Child Protective Services worker turned private investigator and vigilante killer of pedophiles Lucy Kendall states very clearly that pedophiles can’t be cured. She bases her opinion on 10 years with CPS and seeing countless repeat offenders, as well as national statistics. Lucy, as so many of our … 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 
Last month, I announce I’d received the rights back to my debut novel, Into the Dark and would be republishing it as INTO THE DEVIL’S UNDERGROUND. The book was originally written in 2011, and my writing and storytelling ability has improved considerably. I’ve also got an amazing new editor, Annetta Ribken, and I really wanted … Read the rest 
After extensive editing, I’m relaunching my debut novel in just two weeks! To celebrate the release of INTO THE DEVIL’S UNDERGROUND, I’m offering book bloggers a chance to win $50! Bloggers willing and able to feature the book during the week of May 15 though May 26 for release week will be entered in a … 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 
So I’m a newer coffee drinker. I’ve only started in the past two years, but I’ve quickly discovered the joys of espresso. There’s a great drive through coffee place (not Starbucks!) about 5 minutes away where I have been getting my fix. Still, driving over is a PITA, so I’ve been toying with buying an … Read the rest 
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