Open House on Murder
Open House On Murder
ISBN 1-934337-25-0
Release date TBA

Aimee unlocked the door and with trepidation opened it a crack.
“You’re going to have to give me a little more room if you're going to let me come in.”
Letting out an involuntary gasp Aimee's hand grasped the edges of her robe. Quin leaned against the doorjamb not making any move to come any further as he waited for her to open the door for him. Silently he watched her, his look daring her to let him come in. Aimee hesitated. She knew this was a turning point, a crossroad. If she opened the door her whole world would change. If she closed it, she knew without a doubt she’d also close the door on all her dreams. For seventeen years Quin had been a part of her. Not physically because she’d never seen him after the night of her high school graduation. But he had lived in her heart and in there was bigger than life.
Aimee stood frozen in time. Gone was the boy of seventeen years ago; in his place was a devastatingly beautiful man that was all male. Her eyes left his as she watched the cynical smile spread across his full sensuous lips. He spelled danger but in her heart she knew she would never be able to turn her back and walk away from him. She swung the door wide and the light spilled over him as he stepped over the doorsill and into the room.
Quin filled the room making it shrink in size. Aimee drew in her breath. She couldn’t tear her eyes away from his and they both stood in the entry, not touching and yet drawing into each other. When she found herself in his arms, she wasn’t sure who had moved first.

This Old House

This Old House
Asylett Press Publication
ISBN 1-934337-07-2

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It’s too much. Katherine goes from single and sharing an apartment with two roommates to being a mother to her orphaned niece. With no other family, it’s just her and Jodi. Short of money, and knowing the night job she holds will put additional trauma on her niece, Katherine seeks a live-in domestic position. Ross Huntington has just finished with the last of a series of unsatisfactory babysitters. He's raising his two boys by himself and while he has family support he hates having to depend entirely on his parents to provide childcare. They need each other and what they can offer each other seems ideal except these two people attract attention. They’re young, beautiful and no one in Ross’s home town is going to believe Katherine’s just the nanny. Solution…marriage. Rules… in name only.