March Madness is back! I’ll have reduced priced ebooks and sneak peeks at the new ones that will be released. I write because I love crafting stories. What I’m terrible at is sticking to a release date, because all of a sudden a new scene will pop into my head, or I’ll need to do another edit. So please believe me when I say, thanks to all you readers who’ve been patient. The Queen of Comedy and other longer works are a priority, and I’m diligently working on making them the best tales that I can.

Excerpt: 

Silence greeted Seth’s ears as fear flooded his body. Moonlight made it easier to realize Lisa wasn’t taking in a midnight snack. The kitchen was just as spotless as they’d left it. In the stillness he grew aware of steady breathing, and the sense that he was being watched. Seth rotated in the direction of the hallway that connected several first floor rooms, stopping to squint his eyes and focus on the living room.

She was sitting in the rocking chair with a duvet covering her.

“Lisa?”

Instead of a response, Lisa drew her knees up to her chin. Seth called out to her again. “Lisa? What’s wrong?”

“I-I saw you just like that, the first day I was here.”

“Like what?” Each footstep brought him closer to her.

“Naked.”

Seth dropped his head. Placing one bare foot behind the other, he reversed course. “And it didn’t scare you off?”

“No.” Her next words were muffled by the duvet. “I couldn’t take my eyes off you.”