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Literature & Fiction
Is the death of a schoolteacher suicide or something more sinister? Adele Gossling is adjusting well to small-town life after the hustle and bustle of San Francisco. Despite her progressive ideas about women and her... See More
Literature & Fiction
Will a thief ruin Labor Day for the whole town of Arrojo? For Adele Gossling, Labor Day is about giving voice to progressive reforms such as the eight-hour work day and minimum wage for women. But for business owners in... See More
Literature & Fiction
Can Adele Gossling prove a son didn't kill his mother? Teddy Roosevelt has just been elected president and even Arrojo can't deny progressive reform is here to stay. Rebecca Gold, one of the era's New Women, comes to Arrojo... See More
Mystery
Can a forward-thinking woman help the police solve a murder in a backward-thinking town? Smart inquisitive, and a firm believer in the new progressive reforms, Adele Gossling seeks a new life after the devastating death of... See More
Literature & Fiction
Getting rid of a family specter means walking into other people's dark rooms... San Francisco, 1892: Vivian Alderdice is not your typical Gilded Age debutante. She prefers reading books to flirting and long walks in Golden... See More
Literature & Fiction
NOMINATED FOR A 2017 SUMMER INDIE BOOK AWARD. Gnarled Bones and Other Stories explores five tales of loss, fear, and guilt where strange and spooky events impact people's lives in ways that are profound and... See More
Mystery
Can Adele Gossling find out who killed the daring young man on the flying trapeze when the circus comes to town? In 1905, the Barry Circus makes its way to Arrojo, an event filled with chills, thrills, and enchantment. The... See More
Mystery
A lady's maid is getting too big for her britches. But does that justify murder? Everyone agreed: Arabella Parnell thought far too highly of herself. She worked her way up from scullery maid to lady's maid for one of... See More