My Books
The Brass Queen
In 1897, a fiery British aristocrat and an inept US spy search for a stolen invisibility serum that could spark a global war.
Publishers Weekly editors' pick for their "Big Fall Lineup 2020"
BuzzFeed's pick for 2021 "Historical Fiction You'll Love"
BuzzFeed's pick for 2021 "New Releases We Can't Stop Talking About"
Writers Of The Future: Volume 37
My humorous short story "The Widow's Might" won the Writers Of The Future contest and is now published in this star-studded anthology! The story is set in the same universe as my novel The Brass Queen. If you have ever wondered about the sort of people who might buy Miss Constance Haltwhistle's fantastical weapons, here's your chance to find out!
Ten Minutes Past Teatime
1896: Forty-three-year-old scientist Miss Minerva Minett is determined to become the first female member of an exclusive inventor’s club. To win their annual membership competition, she invents a time-traveling submersible, and launches her vessel into the Irish Sea for a quick trip to the dark ages. But when she sinks a Viking longship, accidentally joins a monastery raid, and falls into the arms of a grizzled shield-maiden, she discovers that time may not be on her side.
When To Now
From the first popularization of H.G. Wells' THE TIME MACHINE, time travel has long fascinated readers of science fiction and fantasy. WHEN TO NOW: A TIME TRAVEL ANTHOLOGY carries on this tradition with short stories in a wide array of genres to interest every reader.
Imagining Monsters
My science fiction short story “The Wedding March” about a conflicted alien bride is included in this anthology. All proceeds from the book benefit the Westport Library.
