Although I have written short works for AGES, it is only relatively recently that I have attempted to write what I most like to read: Mysteries. I was hooked on the Trixie Belden series as a kid, moved on to Agatha Christies' and Ngaio Marsh. Some mysteries are simply puzzles, others are intrigues, some are great adventures. What I most like to read are those that lay the clues out there, so the reader has an even shot at solving the crime, too. That is what I hope to write, as well. I also love to read books that feature events or worlds new to me: like Sue Henry's Alaskan Dog Sled mysteries, or Dick Francis' Horse racing series. All of these wonderful writers have inspired me to try to write.

If there was a degree for Carriage Driving, that is the one I would want. What i have is a MA in Liberal Arts, related degrees in Communications. My greatest achievement has been capturing and marrying the most wonderful man in the world. Regional Fundraiser for the Driving for the Disabled group.

I am horse lover, avid carriage driver, love to take a sleigh out in the winter, am a weekend sailor, love to go white water rafting. Looking forward to the publication of a non-fiction book discussing art and history of sleighing.

A Moment in Crime
Introduces debut mystery, A Case of Overkill. Links to short works, and more.

Driving for the disabled
Group that organizes carriage driving training and competition for drivers with disabilities.

Americas Team for International Carriage Driving
Fundraising group for USA's Carriage Teams