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MY BIO:
I am an attorney, wife and mother from Long Island, New York. I received my undergraduate degree (BA) in biology from Skidmore College and my Juris Doctor (JD) from Brooklyn Law School.
I've always been passionate about reading and writing. It has been my life-long dream to write a novel. I finally stopped making excuses and got down to business. Writing a few paragraphs a day, I finally completed my first novel, "Mother," in August 2012. For the past year, I've challenged myself by writing gory, disturbing horror novels. I am thrilled to announce that my horror trilogy, the Hillary series is now complete. Though I enjoyed writing about Hillary, I have to admit that at times it was murder! :-)
I'm looking forward to my next writing project, which will be much milder!
I welcome feedback, comments and suggestions from readers.
Wishing you all a very happy, healthy, fun and fantastic new year!
All Jilly Carson wanted to do was get a little Christmas shopping done with her best friend, Peyton. But when Peyton can’t meet her at the mall, Jilly finds herself feeling anxious and alone as her mother’s cautionary words echo in her head:
“Don’t talk to strangers. Don’t put yourself in that position again. You remember what happened last time....”
When a tall, blonde-haired stranger begins to stalk her, Jilly does everything she can to avoid him.
Feeling scared and vulnerable, she finally decides to leave the mall.
But the blonde-haired man won’t let her flee quite so easily….
'Twas a few nights before Christmas
And all through the mall,
The man followed Jilly
Lean, blonde and tall.
Jilly tried to evade him
She withdrew from his sight,
But the blonde man was persistent
Stalking her that fateful night.
He followed Jilly to her car
The poor teen was so afraid,
She'd tried her best to be careful
Now a price had to be paid.
The unthinkable then happened
As blood spilled everywhere,
Christmas shopping can be murder
So you had better beware.
Always make the best choices
You know wrong from right,
Merry Christmas to all
And to all a good fright....
My husband always says that I've "left my mark on the world." I don't know about that, but it certainly thrills me to know that I have made people cringe and wince and feel a full range of emotions from sorrow, fear and hatred to sympathy and even a bit of joy. I strive to write novels infused with valuable life lessons. I enjoy delving into the human (and sometimes inhuman) mind and portraying the many complexities therein.
So am I awesome? It's debatable...but one thing is certain: I am having the time of my life!
I'm thankful...
...that my family members are healthy...
...that I'm healthy too... :-)
...that we have everything that we need in life...
...that our problems are never insurmountable...
...that I have friends I can depend on...
...that I can pursue my dreams...
...that I can share my work with others...
...that I live in America, the land of opportunity...
...that I am surrounded by nature's beauty...
...that I am alive....
