Suspense

Romantic suspense or thrillers provide readers with heightened feelings of suspense, excitement, surprise, anticipation and/or anxiety.

  • Suspense

    Character Interview Sara Barnes from Dream Student @jjdibenedetto #RLFblog #paranormal #suspense

    Dream Student 

    Dream Student (Dream Series, book one)

    Genre Paranormal Romance/Suspense
    Author Name J.J. DiBenedetto
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): PG
    What would you do if you could see other people’s dreams? If
    you could watch their hidden fantasies and uncover their deepest, darkest secrets…without
    them ever knowing?
    Sara Barnes is about to find out. She thought that all she had
    to worry about was final exams, Christmas shopping and deciding whether she likes
    the cute freshman in the next dorm who’s got a crush on her.
    But when she starts seeing dreams that aren’t hers, she learns
    more than she ever wanted to know about her friends, her classmates…and a strange,
    terrifying man whose dreams could get Sara killed.
    “Dream Student” is the thrilling first installment
    of the Dreams series.

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    Interview with Sara Barnes

    Tell us about yourself,
    please.
    I guess I should start with my name. I’m Sara Barnes. I’m twenty-one
    years old, as of last month. I’m in my junior year of college, at Crewe University.
    I’m in the pre-med program – I’ve wanted to be a doctor for years – as long as I
    can remember.
    Most people would probably say I’m kind of shy. They might even
    say I’m a nerd, although I dispute that. Yes, I like studying – what’s so weird
    about that? Biology is fun, and so is chemistry. What’s not to like?
    I have one brother, Bob, who’s three years younger than me, and
    he’s also a huge pain in the rear end. I have a best friend – my roommate, Beth
    – who might as well be a sister. I’m not jealous at all of her, even though she’s
    tall and has perfect blonde hair and all of that, and I’m nothing like that.
    What is it that you want,
    but cannot have? Authors call this the conflict of the story.
    I want my weird dreams to stop. I’ve been seeing other people’s
    dreams for a month- I don’t know why it started, or why I can even do it in the
    first place, but I wish it would just stop already.
    What’s your internal limitation?
    Meaning, what is it about you that makes it so you cannot do what it is you need
    to do during this story?
    I’m not always great at navigating relationships and “reading
    between the lines” with what other people say and do. I can be pretty slow
    sometimes, when it comes to that.
    What inner doubt causes
    you the most difficulty?
    I’m terrified of not being able to live up to my responsibilities.
    I know I’m having these dreams for a reason – I’m the one who has to deal with them.
    I’m the only one who knows what’s going on in them, and what if I’m wrong about
    what I see, or what I think it means? People could die, and it would be my fault.
    What’s your external complication?
    In the story world your author created, explain what it is you fear most.
    It has to do with the dreams. There’s a man who’s – I don’t even
    want to say it out loud, what he’s doing in the dreams. He takes girls, teenage
    girls, and – I’ll leave it to your imagination. But it’s real, too. I’ve seen two
    of the girls in the newspaper, their pictures, and their – their obituaries. And
    they were in my dreams.
    I’m the only one who knows what’s going on, or who’s doing all
    this, and that means I have to stop him. And that scares me to death.
    Tell us about your significant
    other, that person who makes living worthwhile.
    Oh, God. I love Brian so much. I’ve only known him a month, but
    it’s like we’ve been together all our lives. I never believed in love at first sight,
    or soulmates, or any of that, but I was wrong, because I’ve experienced that with
    him.
    He’s younger than me – just a freshman. But he’s so strong, so
    supportive of me. And he’s just beautiful – he has the most browny brown eyes I’ve
    ever seen.
    What would that person
    say about you?
    Can I not be modest for a minute? He’d say that I’m his soulmate,
    just like he’s mine. He’d say that I brought him out of his shell, and made his
    life worth living. And – even though it’s not true, it still IS true, because he
    believes it – he’d say I’m beautiful, too.
    What is your family like?
    My parents are wonderful – they’ve always given me plenty of
    responsibility and trusted me. And they’re totally in love, even after twenty-some
    years – I can see it. They’re pretty young, too – Dad’s only 44 years old, and Mom
    is 45.
    I already mentioned my brother, Bob, so I don’t need to say anything
    more about him. I’ve only got one grandparent – Mom’s mother, Grandma Lucy. And
    there’s my godmother, Kat – she’s not related, but she’s still family.
    What special skills do
    you rely on?
    Besides the dreams? Just my brains, I guess. It’s not bragging
    – I am pretty smart. That makes up for my total lack of athletic, artistic and musical
    skill.
    If someone from your past
    showed up, who would you NOT want it to be, and why?
    Richard – my boyfriend back in high school. I lost my – well,
    you can figure that out for yourself. It was the worst – God, I hated myself so
    much after that night. I only ever spoke to him once more, to break up with him.
    Are you happy with the
    way your story ended? Why or why not?
    Yes – I got through it in one piece (well, except for a broken
    leg!), I’m probably going to have my choice of medical schools to go to, and I found
    my Brian. AND, I have a feeling that before too long, he’s going to ask me to marry
    him! What more could I ask for?

    About the Writer

    Why did you choose to
    write about this character?
    Sara pretty much emerged at the same time as the initial story
    idea. I wanted to come up with an explanation for why a civilian/amateur would find
    themselves pursuing a killer, rather than the police. That’s where the dreams came
    from – if you could see other people’s dreams, what if you saw a crime? You’d be
    the only witness, but it’s not something you could bring to the police or anyone
    else. You’d have to investigate yourself, if you wanted to stop it.
    And Sara just was there – right from the start, she was always
    the person having the dreams.
    Why do you write?
    Because I love these characters – not just Sara, but her family
    and friends, too. They’re very real to me, and I want to get their stories down.
    If readers enjoy them, too, I’m thrilled.
    What other character from
    this book do you want to write about? Care to tell us why?
    I definitely want to give Sara’s best friend, Beth, a story of
    her own. She’s been a supporting character for going on seven books now, and she
    deserves her turn in the spotlight!
    Are any sequels planned
    for this book?
    I’ve already written five sequels, and I’m working on number
    six right now. I think there’ll be probably ten books in all before I’m finished.
    Is there anything you’d
    like to say to your readers?
    Really, there’s only one thing: THANK YOU!

    Author Bio

    J.J. (James) DiBenedetto was born in Yonkers, New York.
    He attended Case Western Reserve University,
    where as his classmates can attest, he was a complete nerd. Very little has changed
    since then.
    He currently lives in Arlington,
    Virginia with his beautiful wife and
    their cat (who has thoroughly trained them both). When he’s not writing, James works
    in the direct marketing field, enjoys the opera, photography and the New York Giants,
    among other interests.
    The “Dreams” series is James’ first published work.

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  • Character Interviews,  Suspense

    Character Interview: JP Blackmon from In the Arms of a Stranger @virginiagkelly #RLFblog @EntangledSus

    In the Arms of a Stranger 

    About the Book

    In the Arms of a Stranger
    Genre Romantic Suspense
    Author Virginia Kelly
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): R
    A dangerous man on the run…
    Wounded and accused of treason, CIA operative JP Blackmon is
    on the run from his own agency and desperate to clear his name. When he finds out
    his old partner is dead, he’ll do anything to get to the truth…including using
    his partner’s widow.
    A vulnerable woman looking for answers…
    Abby Price wanted nothing more than a family and a safe home.
    But her late husband kept big secrets from her–secrets that got him killed and
    have government agents watching her every move. Fearing for her life, it seems the
    only man who can help her is a mysterious stranger who suddenly appears out of nowhere.
    But can she trust him?
    Together they discover a passion worth dying for.
    As danger stalks them at every turn, unexpected passion flares
    between JP and Abby. But the last thing either wants or needs is more complications.
    Romance? No. Way. That would involve trust–something neither is willing or able
    to do. But in the end, sharing their deadly secrets is their only hope for survival…their
    only hope to hold onto the love they’ve just begun to share…

    Buy This Book

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    Interview with JP Blackmon from In the Arms of a Stranger

    Tell us about yourself,
    please.
    I’m from a small town in the Florida panhandle. I’m 29 years old, joined the
    army at eighteen looking for some adventure. I met all my challenges while serving.
    Managed to finish a degree in criminal justice before I left for the Agency. You
    know? I don’t think she wrote about that. Oh, I’m damned good at what I do. And,
    no, I don’t talk about it.
    What’s your external complication?
    In the story world your author created, explain what it is you fear most.
    I was accused of treason. What’s worse is that my partner, the
    man I trusted above anyone else, set me up. He did it so well that I had no choice
    but to run from men like us who were determined to kill me. I’m afraid of endangering
    innocents. My boss referred to them as collateral damage. I never caused collateral
    damage. In this case, the one who could be hurt is my partner’s wife–widow. I really
    don’t want her to know the truth about me, about what I do.
    Tell us about your significant
    other, that person who makes living worthwhile.
    Abby is…special. She’s strong, caring, capable. Determined.
    More courageous than many men I’ve worked with, and I’ve worked with some brave
    men. She’s…I can’t explain it. Beyond words. She’s (pauses) right here (touching
    his chest above his heart, then shifting uncomfortably, like he said too much).
    What would that person
    say about you?
    (Laughing, relieved not to be talking about Abby) I don’t want
    to guess. You should ask Abby.
    What is your family like?
    My father, army, died when I was nine, so my mom raised my sisters
    and me alone. We weren’t exactly well-off. We’re close, or we were, until I left
    for the army. I always called when I could, you know, birthdays, holidays. Always
    went home when on leave. I missed a lot because of the job. Funny thing, turns out
    my older sister, Janey, and one of my best friends had a little history. That was
    a surprise. Real shocker, considering that I thought she blamed Matt when I joined
    the army.
    What special skills do
    you rely on?
    Instinct and training.
    Are you happy with the
    way your story ended? Why or why not?
    Yeah, I am. Well, I was by the time she typed ‘the end.’ But
    getting to the end wasn’t what I wanted for Abby or her family. I didn’t want her
    to know the truth about me. But, like I said, she’s strong and caring. Frankly,
    I’m amazed she took a chance with me. I’m damn lucky.

    About the Writer

    You have the length of
    a tweet (140 characters) to describe yourself as a writer. Let’s see what you can
    do.
    Author of sexy dangerous heroes and the strong, adventurous women
    willing to risk it all for a happily ever after
    Was there anything you
    discovered about this character that was a surprise to you?
    His tenderness despite the ruthless special skills of his profession.
    Why do you write?
    This will sound trite, but I write because I have to. I’ve tried
    not writing–I couldn’t do it. I kept hearing my characters having conversations.
    Sometimes I even spoke the conversations out loud. Fortunately, that was in the
    shower. :-)
    What do you want to write
    next?
    I want to start on book three of a series set in South American.
    Book one is in complete first draft, book two is about one third in first draft,
    but book three keeps calling. I’m finishing up a novel set at a beach wedding. I
    love weddings, but this one has a twist of danger along with the romance. It should
    be out in late April or early May.
    Are any sequels planned
    for this book?
    Not at this time, but there’s a prequel: Dancing in the Dark.
    It’s about Janey Blackmon, my hero’s sister.
    Is there anything you’d
    like to say to your readers?
    Thank you! I love to hear from readers, so I hope they’ll drop
    me a note.

    Author Bio

    Virginia’s first story involved a mouse that hitched
    a ride with Paul Revere. She was eleven. A bit later and bit more organized, dreams
    of romance (with a happily ever after), adventure, and danger mixed together to
    produce her RWA Golden Heart nominated novel. She writes about dangerous heroes
    (sexy, gorgeous ones, of course!) and the adventurous women willing to take a chance
    on them. An academic librarian, Virginia is a native of Peru and lives in Florida with her family.

    Author Social Media

    Publisher’s Twitter http://twitter.com/EntangledSus
    Facebook http://facebook.scom/VirginiaKellyAuthor

    Amazon Author Page http://www.amazon.com/Virginia-Kelly/e/B001KDD8FK/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1

  • Suspense

    Suspense: Sweeter Than This @samaraking #RLFblog #suspense

    Sweeter Than This 
    Cover Love at Romance Lives Forever is a short intro to a
    book and includes a cover, blurb, buy links, and social media contacts for the
    author. Today’s featured book is Sweeter Than This by Samara King.
    With her best friend murdered, the man believed to be partly
    responsible under the nose of her gun and a stranger looming in the shadows out
    for blood, Officer Elle Taylor is running out of time and people to trust. Will
    Elle risk crossing the line between attraction and revenge to take help from an
    unexpected source, before the murderer strikes again and leaves her life in flames?
    Durant Kane is no stranger to trouble, especially the kind that
    comes with a gun trained on his face and an angry woman attached. But Elle’s something
    different, something unexpected and sweeter. He never could have imagined coming
    to feel so deeply about her, even if his own disastrous path in relationships hadn’t
    left him so wary. But he’ll have to take the risk if he doesn’t want to lose the
    woman he’s come to realize he can’t even think of living without.

    Buy This Book

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  • Suspense

    Author Interview @MarilynBaron – Homecoming Homicides #RLFblog #Suspense

    Homecoming Homicides 
    Genre Psycho Meets Miss Congeniality—Dark Romantic Suspense with
    a Humorous Twist
    Author Marilyn Baron
    Book heat level: PG13
    Professional crisis manager Philippa Tannenbaum is spokesperson
    for the law enforcement task force charged with solving a high-profile case. She
    never dreams her position as Homecoming Pageant Director and her second-place finish
    in the previous year’s competition has placed her on a serial killer’s hit list.
    Always a runner-up in life, she wants to finally come in first at finding the killer
    targeting the current crop of beauties.
    Her friend Luke Slaughter, a Graysville city cop, shows up at
    Philippa’s office, assigned to partner with her in solving the case and to protect
    her 24/7 for the duration. Unfortunately, he’s also the man she hooked up with for
    a one-night stand when she broke up with her fiancé. Working with her is going to
    be less than easy, for a number of reasons…

    Buy This Book

    Publisher The Wild Rose Press
    Amazon http://amzn.com/B00I27AS2I.
    After the exclusive Kindle release, the worldwide release date will be May 9, 2014.

    Interview with Marilyn Baron

    Why did you write this
    book?
    Some years ago, my daughter was a contestant in the Homecoming
    Pageant at the University
    of Florida. At the end of
    the pageant, a seemingly innocent man—he was more of a big hulk of a boy—approached
    each girl to get her autograph on his pageant booklet. That sparked my imagination
    and was the inspiration for this story. I wondered what would have happened if he
    were a serial killer? I went to college at the University
    of Florida in Gainesville and I named my fictional town Graysville,
    so I was very familiar with the setting.
    What is your favorite
    genre to read?
    Romance and thriller/espionage novels.
    What is your favorite
    character from fiction (not including your own characters)?
    In romance, Roarke from J.D. Robb’s In Death series or Jamie
    Fraser in the Outlander series. In spy novels, Daniel Silva’s Gabriel Allon.
    Do you enjoy films and/or
    TV shows? Which are your favorites?
    In addition to reading (I’m in two book clubs) I go to a lot
    of movies and watch a lot of TV for relaxation. My all-time favorite movie is Casablanca. The TV shows I
    watch include Downton Abbey, The Good Wife, NCIS, Blue Bloods,The Big Bang Theory,
    Two Broke Girls and I’m looking forward to watching the next season of The Americans.
    What are you working on
    at the moment, and what are we likely to see from you in the coming months?
    I’m working on Book Three of The Psychic Crystal Mystery series
    called Murder on the Repositioning Cruise. I’ve just signed another contract with
    The Wild Rose Press for a new women’s fiction called Stones, which finaled in the
    GRW Unpublished Maggie Awards for Excellence in 2005 in the Single Title category,
    formerly titled The Colonoscopy Club.
    Please tell us about your
    latest series.
    Homecoming Homicides is Book Two in the Psychic Crystal Mystery
    series. Book One, Sixth Sense, won the Maggie Award for Excellence in the Paranormal/Romance
    category.
    Here’s the blurb for Sixth
    Sense:
    Reluctant psychic Katherine Crystal, dubbed “Crystal Ball
    Kate,” is thrust into the national spotlight when she accurately predicts the
    death of a movie actor’s young son in a private plane crash. Besieged by requests
    to use her powers to help others, she realizes why her parents had warned her never
    to let anyone know of her visions.
    By-the-book Atlanta
    police detective Jack Hale harbors a deep-seated distrust of psychics and ignores
    Katherine’s warnings when she calls to report her premonition. Jack is forced to
    partner with Kate, who uses her eerie sensitivity to evil to help him catch a serial
    killer in Sydney, Australia, but that’s only the beginning
    of the story. Jack and Kate are drawn into the investigation of a mystery surrounding
    Kate’s birth and find murder and romance among a secret society of psychics in the
    quaint seaside spiritualist community of Casa
    Spirito, Florida.

    Murder on the Repositioning Cruise – Coming Soon

    Former Atlanta
    police detective Jack Hale and “Crystal Ball Kate” from Sixth Sense, are
    back, this time with Kate’s mother, Psychic Juliette and the cocky sheriff in Homecoming
    Homicides, for a suspenseful romp on the high seas.
    Juliette Spencer and Sheriff Will Bradley are posing as husband
    and wife on a two-week transatlantic cruise to catch an art thief, investigate a
    murder and calm the fears of a superstitious crew. Juliette will be fine if Sheriff
    Bradley’s amorous advances in close quarters don’t cause her to jump ship or throw
    him overboard.

    Author Bio

    Marilyn is a public
    relations consultant in Atlanta.
    She’s a member of Marketing for Romance Writers, Romance Writers of America, and
    Georgia Romance Writers (GRW) and the recipient of the GRW 2009 Chapter Service
    Award. She writes humorous women’s fiction, romantic thrillers/suspense, historicals
    and paranormal. She has won writing awards in Single Title, Suspense Romance and
    Paranormal/Fantasy Romance. Marilyn blogs at Petit Fours and Hot Tamales http://www.petitfoursandhottamales.com/. She and her sister, Sharon
    Goldman, just released a play about Alzheimer’s called Memory Lane. You can find out more about Marilyn’s
    books and short stories and listen to a medley of the music from Memory Lane on her Web
    site at www.marilynbaron.com or view it on YouTube at http://youtu.be/Hgi_mIdt5MA.

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  • Suspense

    One Red Shoe @dmburton72 #RLFblog #thriller

    One Red Shoe 
    Cover Love at Romance Lives Forever is a short intro to a book
    and includes a cover, blurb, buy links, and social media contacts for the author.
    Today’s featured book is One Red Shoe by Diane Burton.
    Wannabe writer rescues wounded spy while risking her heart.
    Daria Mason’s life is too predictable. Nothing ever happens in
    her small Iowa
    town where everybody knows everybody else. But when she travels to New York City looking for
    a little excitement, she never expects to bring home a wounded spy.
    From the moment agent Sam Jozwiak steals intel vital to US security from
    a Russian Mafia kingpin, Murphy’s Law takes over. No matter how he covers his tracks,
    the kingpin’s assassins find him. What’s worse than getting shot in the butt? Accepting
    help from an Iowa
    tourist.
    Sam and Daria flee cross country with the assassins right behind
    them. Sharing danger and excitement—and a few kisses—with Sam soon has Daria convinced
    he’s the man for her. He thinks she’ll be better off once he’s out of her life for
    good. With their lives on the line, can she convince him they belong together?
    Buy This Book
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  • Character Sketch,  Suspense

    Character Sketch: Carolyn Woods from A Taste For Killing @HKSterling #RLFblog

    A Taste For Killing 
    Genre: Mystery/Suspense Romance 18+
    Author Name: H.K. Sterling
    Book heat level: (based on movie ratings): R
    Mystery and Romance blend together when competing detectives
    Carolyn Woods and Jack Heart are both hired to solve the murder of Pete Wallace,
    only to realize they are working the same case. To complicate things, Carolyn and
    Jack have an on again-off again relationship. Then there is Evan Jones, a handsome
    architect— but he’s also a suspect. Can Carolyn manage to solve the case as more
    and more murders pile up? Will her relationship with Jack hinder their investigations?
    And what about Evan Jones? He seems like the perfect man, but could he actually
    be the murderer? One thing is for sure: someone close to both Carolyn and Jack has
    A Taste For Killing.

    Buy This Book

    Publisher: Breathless Press
    The book will be available on the following sites on February
    21 as well as the Breathless Press site: Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Are Kobo, Smashwords

    About the Character

    Name: Carolyn Woods
    Age: 33
    Gender: Female
    Birthplace: New York
    Profession: Detective
    Describe her body build, skin tone, height and weight. Include
    any unique features such as dimples, freckles, or scars: Carolyn is of average height,
    has brown hair, doesn’t wear a lot of makeup but when she fixes herself up she looks
    good.
    Who is the significant
    other in your character’s life?
    Carolyn has two significant others: Jack Heart and Evan Jones.
    How does your heroine
    dress?
    Carolyn dresses down, usually in street dress most often due
    to her detective work in the seedy side of the city and wanting to blend in. However,
    she likes flirty dresses if going on a date.
    How educated is this character?
    Is she book smart, self-taught, widely-experienced?
    Carolyn has a Bachelor’s Degree but is mostly street smart. She
    handles a gun well too!
    Does she scrape by, live
    comfortably, live extravagantly?
    Carolyn scrapes by and lives on a third floor walk-up in the
    city. She also drives a car that is falling apart.
    What is your character’s viewpoint on wealth? Not necessary,
    nice to have, important, obtain at all costs?
    Carolyn is not impressed by wealth. Although she would like to
    have a car that wouldn’t break down, in general she judges people on their personality
    and their moral center rather than on their wealth. Her job brings many wealthy
    as well as non-wealthy characters across her door.
    What special skills does
    your character rely on?
    Carolyn relies on her gut instinct a lot. She has to in her profession.
    What does she have a knack
    for doing?
    Carolyn has a knack for finding trouble easily.
    Are any of her skills
    a source of pride? Embarrassment? Which ones and why?
    Carolyn is proud of her work and her skills and feels like she
    and her career can stand up to anyone in a professional that is dominated by men.
    She is occasionally embarrassed when she is attracted to men. Then she suddenly
    becomes a bit of a klutz.
    How well does she know
    the neighbors? Coworkers?
    Carolyn runs into Jack Heart often as they are both detectives
    and sometimes accidentally end up on the same case. There is an air of competition
    there, but they also help each other out.
    What inner doubt causes
    your character the most difficulty?
    Carolyn’s self-confidence is low once you get past her defenses.
    She’s always in some state of worry inside her head. She also self-reflects often
    negatively about herself.
    What past event causes
    your character the most fear?
    Carolyn has had a lot of cases that have put her personally in
    danger, so she is always trying to prevent that.
    What is your character’s
    biggest need at the beginning of the story?
    She’s just trying to solve the case on the surface but underneath
    she has doubts about her relationship.
    How does your character
    handle challenges?
    Carolyn tackles challenges head on! Sometimes she tackles them
    too fast without thinking which lands her in trouble.
    What is your heroine’s
    breaking point?
    Disillusionment with people too often can break her. She requires
    at least one good person in her life to be her rock and her center that she can
    count on.
    How emotionally expressive
    is your character to others?
    Carolyn says what’s on her mind. She doesn’t hold back. Sometimes
    that alienates people. Others like her honesty.
    Taste For Killing

    About Your Writer: Questions for your character to answer about you.

    Why do you think your
    writer chose to write about you?
    I’m a good detective! And recently, my love life has improved!
    What do you wish your
    writer had not told others about you?
    I wish the writer wouldn’t tell others my inner thoughts sometimes.
    It’s embarrassing!
    Why do you think your writer loves to write?
    I think my writer likes to put us characters together like a
    stew and see the interactions and what come out.
    HK Sterling
    What do you wish your
    writer would write next?
    Oh, more romantic scenes, for sure.
    What other character from
    your book do you think your writer should write a book about? Care to tell us why?
    Yes, Jack Heart is a good detective. He deserves his own story
    too.
    Is there anything you’d
    like to say to your writer?
    My writer is definitely not my alter–ego. We are very different.

    Author Bio

    H.K. Sterling is an author with Breathless
    Press known for stories with a kick and twist endings. She likes to focus her writing
    on suspense, science-fiction, shorts, and anything that is spicy and unexpected.
    H.K. lives in Virginia
    with her husband who graciously puts up with her passion for writing. You can contact
    H.K. on the following social media:

    Author Social Media

    HK Sterling “Undercover Blog”:
    http://hksterling1.blogspot.com/