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Leaving the Tribe

Zalea and Milla Wood know little about the world outside their tribe’s land-hold. In school they learned about the troubled Old Times, when bad leaders wreaked havoc on the nation, but that was before they were born. Today the sisters live in a community that shares roots, culture, and beliefs, where everyone knows everyone and all are treated...

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Aunt Marge

Tranquil Peace or Death Trap?

Gwen Trobert is a mess: grief-stricken, drug-dependent, and convinced her husband is cheating. When Aunt Marge, a woman she hardly knows, offers to let Gwen stay at her farm in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Gwen sees it as a chance to reflect on the future and heal herself.

But Marge's farm, Giiwe, is a place of...

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Sister Saint, Sister Sinner

How do years of sharing everything, from genetics to hairbrushes, result in people so different from each other?
Three sisters raised in Michigan follow completely different pathways. The oldest, Nettie, threw away every advantage she had when she was still in her teens, and her mystified parents and siblings watched in horror as she spent years...

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Praise

*KIDNAP.org* is an original and highly relevant story that’s built for discussion, perfect for today’s book club culture. With its mix of humor, suspense, and moral complexity, it speaks to readers who want more than just entertainment—they want meaning, voice, and conversation.

– Abigail Taylor

*Aunt Marge* ...a rare gem. Gwen Trobert’s deeply human struggle, her raw grief, and the unsettling refuge she seeks at Marge’s farm immediately struck me as a story both timeless and timely. You’ve crafted a novel that doesn’t just entertain; it stirs reflection, empathy, and conversation—the very elements book clubs crave. ...unforgettable read.

– Nancy Hall

I came across *Yesterday’s Murder* and was immediately drawn in by Tonnie’s struggle, waking from a coma, piecing together her life, and facing dangerous truths. It’s the kind of suspense that makes readers hit “Next Chapter” at 2 a.m. without realizing it.

– Thalia Lotus

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Last Day Pre-order price of $2.99 for LEAVING THE TRIBE ends today, but

Pre-order price of $2.99 for LEAVING THE TRIBE ends today, but here's the rub: I don't know when! When I reduce or raise a book's price on Amazon, it will happen in...who knows? Their info says it can take up to 72 hours, but usually it's much faster.

Today at noon EST, I will change the price to my normal e-book price of $4.99. If you want the bargain price, get it now HERE.

Why, you ask? Because this book is intriguing, exciting, heart-warming, and readable. Because I believe in main...

I'm Not Like People I've been trying to promote Leaving the Tribe, but it's

I've been trying to promote Leaving the Tribe, but it's hard for me to relate to people. When an author writes an ad, she's supposed to think about what the reader wants. Give her a teaser. Make her interested. Get her to click the BUY button.

That's all well and good, except I'm not a typical reader or writer. I write and read what interests me at the moment, so it's hard to translate that to others. I can read suspense and enjoy it, but I intersperse that with historical fiction, regular...

Yesterday I posted about the prerelease angst I was feeling. It seems Karma chose to offer me hope, because while I was setting up a promo for Leaving the Tribe, I found reviews of some of my other books that I'd never read before.

It's SO nice to know there are people who get me.

Coco on KIDNAP.org: Lighthearted and amusing. Robin has accidentally become a modern day Robin Hood, stealing from the rich and corrupt, and giving to the selective poor. Collecting more misfits into her merry band,...

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