I’m working on a four book series—Blood and Roses—that takes place in modern times and features many of the characters you’ll meet over the seasons on The Witching Hour with Lacey. I hope to someday, in the not too distant future, get these books published.

Fiercely independent, career-driven Cadence and dependable Joe unwittingly stumble into the world of vampires when Cadence’s curiosity gets the best of her. Set in the foothills of its title city, The Last Sunset in Tucson beckons the reader into a world where vampires have infiltrated human institutions as diverse as the mafia, the cops, as well as the medical industrial sectors of the world. The couple acquires a third, unlikely alliance as they struggle to survive against vampires who must protect their secret, their very existence, at all costs.

Abigail is a witch, a green witch, and that wouldn’t be a problem except she lives in Salem in the 1600’s. Abigail has to hide her love life from a world that isn’t ready for two women to be together, but in her desperation to keep one secret, another gets out. When the witch hunt fervor comes to town, she must figure out how to escape the gallows.

These are some other books I’m writing that have nothing to do with The Witching Hour with Lacey or the world of Blood and Roses. I contain multitudes.

Delilah is having a year. Her marriage is over, the bills are piling up, and now she’s competing with a painfully attractive man for a job she really needs. Things get more complicated as she falls further and further for the competition.

Ramona is not built for the new world. Used to the conveniences of house robots, 3D printers, and delivery drones, when all that vanishes, she struggles even to eat. Set in 2070, The Third Migration follows Ramona on her journey from her high tech apartment in San Francisco 14 through a newly dangerous world of displaced predators, raging fires, and looting rebels as she tries to find her family.