Women's Fiction Stories

     It changed me. I was a dedicated, thriller, espionage writer. Completely engulfed in the spy game until one sleepless night, I found myself  pondering a genre cross-over. Instead of choosing one over the other, which was impossible, I decided to do both. Espionage, thriller- mysteries and Women's fiction, suspense, romance. So, what changed me?

     Two things. Firstly, writing Tempest Bleu's character in CAPTURED. Secondly, creating her world of friends. The rest just seemed to happen organically. Fresh plots of ordinary women in extraordinary circumstances blasted me back to Agatha Christie mysteries with a contemporary flare. The plots spun around their own front doors just seemed to find them in the run of their day. 

It's not all buttercups and daisies

     Suspense, and mystery is part of our my core so it seeped into the women's fiction books. I only enjoy rambling brooks because they have a notable beginning and ending point. Thus does the unique complexities of a woman's life mixed with intrinsic, dualistic relationships that naturally creates a good read with satisfying finish like that of having a great desert after a brilliantly prepared meal. My goal is to never leave a reader hungry, but to merely leave them thirsty for the next book. Take a bite.