If you are learning about my work for the first time, welcome! I know it can be hard to trust a new author, so I’m going to be providing a few excerpts from Home Is Where the Heart Is. In this one, photojournalist CJ Beck has just seen her new … Read More

Explore five short stories in this sweet romance short story anthology. This collection contains: “Love on Willow Creek”: Desperate to overcome her past, Bridget returns to her home town. But will her high school enemy crash her business and doom the second chance love that’s possible? “California Sunshine”: Santa Cruz, … Read More

The Deception (Maximum Security) Kat Martin In my latest romantic thriller, THE DECEPTION, book two of the Maximum Security series, Kate Gallagher is devastated when she learns her sister has been murdered. Determined to find Chrissy’s killer, Kate hires lethal bounty hunter, Hawk Maddox. Working together, they follow a trail … Read More

I am so pleased with the initial reaction to Leaving Home, book 3 in the Rocky Mountain Front series. This is Dylan’s and Megan’s story, but I’ll let some of the reviewers tell you more … “Megan finds herself starting over, leaving North Carolina, she lands in Montana where the … Read More

Pivot by Kat Martin – Rebecca Zanetti – Alexandra Ivy In PIVOT, three friends, each survivors of a brutal childhood, grew up together in foster care. Now as women, they’re fighting for their lives again. When Meriwether Jones and her young daughter run from trouble in L.A., that trouble follows. … Read More

Well, isn’t this a doozy! I’ve been inside four days, and I’m about going stir crazy. Facebook kept me going for a little while, but the constant thrum of anxiety is difficult, and probably not healthy. “Shelter in Place” will be here for a while. How long, no one can … Read More

Being single on Valentine’s Day is very difficult. It’s as if the world is mocking you, telling you that you have a missing limb of some kind. You may be alone due to choice or circumstance, but in reality, you are complete just the way you are. Whether you’re single … Read More

One of my ministers once said she could tell what people really valued by looking at their checkbook and their calendar. Of course, that was almost thirty years ago when most of us still felt some sense of control over either one. Is it still true now? I don’t know … Read More

This holiday season I’ve been thinking a lot about the darkness closing in during the month. Here in Montana, we only get about eight and a half hours of daylight on December 22, the shortest day of the year. The darkness and cold definitely increase my desire to hibernate! But … Read More

As did most of you, I grew up with the traditional stories and feast of Thanksgiving: the turkey, the Pilgrims and Indians, giving thanks for the bounty we had, even if we kids were already creating shopping lists for Santa. I raised my kids the same way, joining with my … Read More