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On a recent walk along the Shark River I saw a wading Egret and it was just as I pictured it, when I wrote on page 47: Paige intently studied the top photo. A large white bird majestically stood at a water’s edge, peering downward, most likely waiting for a small fish to swim byContinue reading “Page 47 – “Return to Cattail Marsh””

I couldn’t have said it better…the sentiment of this sign my son gave me for my most recent birthday is absolutely true. My writings are the result of everything I’ve experienced, the past and present, of every character I’ve encounter, every heartache, every hope and dream, and every joy. “The good, the bad, and theContinue reading “So true…”

As the temperatures cool and the colors change, there’s nothing more relaxing than a long walk for contemplation and reflection as I mull over the next chapter in my new novel, which remains nameless at this time.

Tomorrow I will be the guest at a local book club and this will be the my first public outing to discuss my novel, “Return to Cattail Marsh”. Can’t tell you how nervous this makes me. Perhaps in time my nerves will ease. I’ve dreamed my whole life of writing and publishing, and now thatContinue reading “Feeling Nervous”

Photojournalist, Paige Thompson, has sworn off love after being caught off guard by a cheating boyfriend and the end of their five-year relationship, when she’s beckoned home to New Jersey.  Her parents have been in a tragic accident, which has left her father lying in the morgue and her mother in an ICU bed.  OnceContinue reading “Cover Blurb “Return to Cattail Marsh””

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I do not remember my earliest days; When I was a child just making my way. She was always there, holding me tight, Protecting and guiding me to new heights. I will not forget the woman who gave me this life; The woman who fought to keep away strife. She watched over me and myContinue reading “Celebrating “Mom””

What sadness it was to learn this morning that my favorite author and inspiration, Mary Higgins Clark, had passed away on Friday, January 31, 2020. I immediately, went to my book shelf and thumbed through a few of my favorites, which I plan on reading again. #RIP #MaryHigginsClark #suspense