My Books

All 7 of my books are available on Amazon (world wide) as well as in your local bookstore.

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THE LAPTEV VIRUS Won the National Indie Excellence Award for Medical Thrillers and has sold more than 10,000 copies worldwide. A company is drilling for oil in the Arctic when they accidentally discover a virus that’s been frozen for 30,000 years…it is a human pathogen and it is still viable. This is the story of how the scientist and her team in Houston work to stop this virus from becoming a pandemic.

A TEACHER’S GUIDE for THE LAPTEV VIRUS is also available on Amazon.

THE COBRA EFFECT Cory Banks, a workaholic researcher, has been focused on one goal his entire life: finding a way to clean up the oceans. Living in India, he genetically engineers a bacterial strain that will degrade plastics. Disaster strikes and the bacteria grow out of control, eating holes in boats, buoys, life jackets, etc. Desperate to stop the bacteria, Cory comes up with a plan to create a virus that will specifically attack them. But to do this he needs the help of a virologist and there’s only one person who is skilled enough to handle this emergency on short notice. Her name is Sarah Spallanzani and she also happens to be his ex-girlfriend. Having recently finished her travails in The Laptev Virus, Sarah agrees to take on the problem. But tension mounts when Sarah discovers a second bacterial strain and suspects Cory of sabotage.

A CRICKET OF A GIRL is Historical Fiction/ Latin American fiction set in El Salvador in the 1960s. It is based on a true story.

BUENO, SINCO & BRUJAS were my first 3 novels. Set in northern Spain, these novels follow the adventures of Harvey, an American Headmaster at a private school, and his love interest, Carmen, a Spanish teacher.

BUENO, SINCO & BRUJAS were my first 3 novels. Set in northern Spain, these novels follow the adventures of Harvey, an American Headmaster at a private school, and his love interest, Carmen, a Spanish teacher.

One morning Grammy accidentally catches a raccoon in the trap in her back yard. What should she and Grandpa do with it? Everyone, including the wily raccoon, is wondering what they will do. What would you do?

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