I have finished two mystery short stories featuring Alexander before he was “Great” and his friend/lover, Hephaestion. A Death in Pella was submitted to an anthology and the second short story, A Death in Corinth, is ready for publication once I get the hang of what to do with a mystery short story. A third short story, A Death in Athens, is currently percolating in my brain. I need to research 4th century B.C. philosophers and philosophy. Yay! Research!

The first two books in my Geek Girls Trilogy are ready for critique and I am currently working on book three. They feature three women whose love of sewing has brought them to three different geekdoms: cosplay, Renaissance Faires, and vintage clothes to wear to Beatle tribute band concerts. Of Love and Cosplay features Robin Jamison and Greg Ruskin hitting the ultimate cosplay convention in the U.S. Can they pull off the costumes of the year while falling in love with each other and dealing with family drama? A Renaissance Affaire deals with Meghan Heyer and Henry Weir in a Tudor setting at the local Renaissance Faire. Unluckily for Meghan she loved and left Henry and doesn’t remember it. Henry’s got a grudge that he sets aside when it becomes clear that Meghan has more issues than her poor outlook on love and men. And finally, Autumn McGuire and Doyle Matthews fall in love to the Beatles while Autumn makes Doyle’s tribute band’s costumes. These two orphans have to get over some trauma and meet half way to fall in love in Confessions of a Beatlemaniac.