Where were you? - Eleven Years After

Do  you remember where you were on 9/11/01? I think everyone remembers exactly where they were and what they were doing that day.

Me? I was working for Verizon Wireless in Westlake, Texas, near Grapevine and the D/FW International Airport. I recall someone coming to get me to go out to our break room and watch the news. It was just after the first plane had hit and everyone thought it was a terrible accident. I also remember the shock as we stood there and watched the second plane crash in to the other tower.

Please feel free to share your stories from that terrible day, but only if you wish to do so.

Interview on Murder, Suspense & Musings

Stop by and find out about Kelli, me and the next book in the Kelli Storm series. Thanks to Louise James for having me as a guest.

Murder, Suspense & Musings

Guest post on Sharkbait Writes via Rob "Sharky" Pruneda - Blog Tour

I'm honored to be a guest on Rob "Sharky" Pruneda's blog today. As you know by now, the second book in the Kelli Storm series is due for release in less than a week. Sharky was kind enough to offer me a starting point in what I hope becomes a super blog tour. Visit Sharky's site and check it out.

Sharkbait Writes

New review of Storm Rising on Storyteller's Grove via Karen Smith

An outstanding review of Storm Rising - A Kelli Storm Novel


Storyteller's Grove

Storm Warning - A Kelli Storm Novel Official Cover

The official eBook and paperback cover are in! Here is the eBook version. Due to publication conventions, I can't show you the paperback version. Not that I don't want to, but only because it's in .pdf format and not a .jpeg file. But take my word for it, it is AWESOME! Thanks to George Arnold at WGA Designs. (See link to the right in the sidebar.)

Trailer for Storm Warning - A Kelli Storm Novel

 Found the video on here was bad.

Youtube Link

Cover Proof for Storm Warning - A Kelli Storm Novel

I just received this from George Arnold, a fantastic graphic artist and husband of my good friend, Author Carolyn Arnold. As usual, George has blown me away.