Spanning three generations, and involving the family secrets of the four women whose intertwined lives are the basis of the story. Rose, Eliza, Nell and Cassandra take us on a journey through time from 1913 to 2005 in this intricately layered story of personal discovery and a search for the true identity of an abandoned child.

An enjoyable murder mystery set in the London theatrical community of the 1930's that combines factual historical elements with the author's fictional creations, and uses the real life author/playwrite Josephine Tey as the catalyst in the tale.

Following the death of her husband, Jo MacKenzie decides to take her two sons and relocate to the seaside town of her youth to begin life anew as the owner of her grandmother's out of date knitting/yarn shop.

Epistolary in nature, a compilation of letters between the protagonist and her correspondents contains a history lesson of sorts and feature characters whose life experiences are as heartwarming and unforgettable as they are.

Murder, suicide, and muggings replete with an ample amount of blood and gore are the order of the day and the author's vivid description of the intricacies of internet gambling as well as his speculation as to the devious methods which could be employed by gambling site owners to ensure them windfall profits will keep the reader guessing

Gentlemen & Players is is a blockbuster of a novel with more twists and turns than an amusement park thrill ride. Set at a British boys' school, this riveting tale plays out like a game of chess with each move and counter-move by the participants advancing the story toward its unexpected climax.

This page-turner of a novel, beautifully written and evocative of the era in England prior to and after World War 1, tells a complex tale of passion, jealousy and intrigue utilizing the past memories of 98 year old Grace Bradley and the secret she has jealously guarded for over 60 years.

A novel of love, loss, deception and amateur detection. Part ghost story, part historical mystery with a visit to the magical beginnings of early photography thrown in for good measure.

At age 3,Catalina, Infanta of Spain and dauthter of Ferdinand of Aragon, is bethothed to Arthur, son of King Henry of England. Upon Henry's ascention to the throne he is crowned Henry VIII and Catalina becomes Catherine, Queen of England. It's then that her troubles really begin.

Take one beautiful comedic actress, Eliza Farren, add the married Twelfth Earl of Derby, stir in widowed sculptor Anne Damer (the niece of Horace Walpole). To these add a dash of political intrigue, a sprinkling of what passes for love in the late 18th century, a smattering of captivating supporting characters, and the requisite amount of scandal, jealousy and gossip and you have Life Mask.

An art appraiser, presumed dead by her ruthless boss attempts to avenge the murder of one of her clients.

Fiftish Harry Barnetts life is immersed in failure; except for his unlikely friendship with Alan Dysart, an Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Defense. While house sitting at Alan's villa in Greece, Harry is drawn into a perplexing and bizarre puzzle involving the disappearance of a beautiful, young houseguest.

This modern Gothic novel will grab you and whisk you away on a reading adventure you will not soon forget

A vicarious fantasy that lets you vicariously experience what would happen to suddenly inherit enough money to be able to fulfill your wildest dreams