Elite bodyguard and P.I. Rick Bannerman's job is to protect. He doesn't get emotional with his clients, but when a woman from his past is threatened, his next job becomes personal.

Family lawyer Abigail Laine is the target of a client's vengeful husband, but refuses Rick's offer of protection. He walked away from her four years ago, and she swore to forget him.

Now her reluctance to accept his help could cost Abby her li...

Life’s great — it’s the terminal degenerative disease that sucks.

Maci is young, smart and about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime. It looks like she has the world at her feet, but appearances can be deceiving. Because Maci is not like other college girls. She already knows her future is written and there’s no happy ending in sight.

For Raphael, life is all upside. He’s on the fast track to success and nothing can sto...

     Fifteen years ago, while serving as a Staff Sergeant in the Ohio Air National Guard, I volunteered to help with the assembly and operation of the Vietnam Memorial Moving Wall in Zanesville, Ohio. On that weekend, I didn’t expect to come away with one of the most memorable experiences of my military career.

     Although the wall was only supposed to take a few hours to put together, due to the uneven ter...

What can I say? I'm a child of the 70's and 80's. Does anyone notice a recurring theme?

Darkness on The Edge of Town -

The River -

Time For Me To Fly -

Amarillo By Morning -

Learning To Fly -

Jersey Girl -

Danger Zone -

Long Way To The Top -

I am I Said -

Weekend in New England -

(Videos are not the official videos, but what best represents the song)

If you’d asked me four years ago if I ever wanted to write a contemporary romance, I would have politely said, ‘never’. My first love is Regency romance. Up until three years ago, I couldn’t imagine, for a minute, writing about cell phones and high speed internet. I wanted to write about Spencer jackets and men in cravats. I wanted Alpha males in Hussein boots and feisty woman with more to offer than her hand in marriage.

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Writing can be an obsession. There are times when you sit down and things start flowing like a busted water pipe (I’ll leave that for another blog). There are also times when you sit down, stare at the computer screen like a frozen zombie. Through those times, busted water pipe or not, you are still a writer.

Then, there is a moment, after you’ve spent hours, days, weeks, months, years, typing or drooling on your laptop wh...

Last night, my family sat down to a game of Sorry. It seemed like my husband drew every crushing card, sending me back to Start before I'd even stepped a few paces out of the circle. Fifteen minutes in, he already had two pieces Home. I weathered the storm of defeat and then decided to check my email to see if I had any responses from the numerous queries I'd sent out during the week. Well, I did.

Needless to say, the agen...