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Clues of Chaos by Gary Caplan

Part mystery, part fantasy with a twist of science fiction, Clues of Chaos is brimming with suspense and adventure that will have you racing to the end yourself. Winner 2016 Pacific Rim Book Festival in Science Fiction category. Honored as  
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The Fight Continues! (Ford Valley Corruption Series # 2) by Trennis Killian

New Sheriff! Now a Target of Corruption! Newly elected Sheriff Todd Mercer faces a county run by one family, the Fords. They’ve controlled everything in the city and county for many years and now will fight Todd and his friends, who want to  
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Hysterical cozy mysteries, thought-provoking historical fiction, and stories you'll remember forever.


Background Information

 I grew up reading the classics - Little Women, Alice in Wonderland, Heidi, Girl of the Limberlost, Anne of Green Gables.  I probably read each of these books a dozen times.  I loved the use of language and the images I could see as I read. As I got older, I discovered young adult historical fiction novelist Ann Rinaldi, and it was like a light bulb went off in my head. I realized that writing historical fiction was what I most wanted to do.  What an amazing way to share history - through a story. I also read a great many cozy mysteries, and fell in love with that genre as well.  I like Diane Mott Davidson, Anne George, Joanne Fluke, Selma Eichler, Dorothy Cannell, just to name a few. My first three novels are all historical fiction geared toward the LDS market, and then I branched out into cozy mysteries.  It's been a lot of fun exploring both worlds.   

Accomplishments

I received the 2008 certificate in the Publication Award division from the League of Utah Writers.