My latest book, The Woman on Pritchard Street is an opposite walk in my writing style. I believe my remote and heavily wooded haven with moonlight shadows and bumps in the night fueled my imagination to run the gamut from ordinary, to fearful, to bizarre. My latest offering opens the door to reveal my intense and often times darker view of life. This is the first in a trilogy of stories that focus on many of the places in Washington, DC that I have visited and where I have lived over the past twenty years.