My short story “Opening Day, 1954”, a mystery set at a fictional theme park, is in the November issue of Alfred Hitchocock Mystery Magazine, on sale at print and digital retailers from October 10. Take a wild ride into the past with young California Police Matron Peggy Murphy as she tries to avert disaster at the dawn of a new age.
I’m offering a free digital edition of “Shaken, Not Stirred: A Dawna Shepherd Short Story” to all newsletter subscribers. Sign up for News before October 1 and I’ll send you your copy in either mobi (for Kindle) or epub (for all other devices).
Hoping to heal her broken heart, FBI Special Agent Dawna Shepherd takes a break from busting bad guys.
But the two Russian mobsters waiting for her at SpyGirl Fantasy Camp aren’t actors pretending they’re bad. These goons plan to bust her ticker for good.
As a bonus, included with this story is “Hungarian Dance No. 5,” the first published story featuring Dawna and her friend, ex-Secret Service Agent Ladyshimarray Harms.
For sale now at the following online stores:
