In this second book of The Seasons Mystery Series, Homicide Detective Sarah Kinsgly and her partner, Angel Johnson, are pitted against another uncanny killer while still struggling to feel like real partners. Neither wanted the pairing in the first place, and it isn’t getting any better.

A young girl is killed in a cheap motel. When her identity is discovered, an influential Dallas businessman brings the heat down on the department. It isn’t easy working under the thumb of the mayor and the police commissioner, and it doesn’t help that Lieutenant McGregor has his own issues with the brass.

The investigation takes the detectives inside an exclusive gentleman’s club, a prestigious private school, and leads to a killer that surprises them all.

Stalking Season is a police procedural in the vein of the acclaimed 87th Precinct Series by Ed McBain, (Evan Hunter) and has been called “Lethal Weapon” with female leads set in Dallas.

LAST AT BAT

SMALL TOWN BIG SECRETS

If you can throw a 95 MPH fastball – or hit one – your teammates don’t care what color you are, how pretty you are, or where you came from.

“I SOON DISCOVERED this novel is a story of the indomitable spirit that potentially dwells in us all. About selflessness, sacrifice and the beauty of compassion. It’s the story of hope and renewal; a second chance.” —Jeff Lowrey Baseball Play by Play Announcer/Film Producer
MATT WOLF doesn’t remember his past, or what he used to look like. Or his real name.But the four people who rescued him from a devastating plane crash, do know . . . everything. Including that the world, including his wife, think Dylan Michael, the greatest baseball player of a generation, died in that crash. As fans mourn Dylan’s loss, Matt heals. While his face will never look the same, his body recovers and is stronger than ever. By chance, he realizes he may have played baseball at one time. As his talent resurfaces, it’s clear he has major league ability, maybe super-star ability. But there’s a catch; his past can’t be discovered, or he could spend years in prison.
To reach his dream of returning to “The Show” Matt will need the help of everyone in the small town of Blossom, South Carolina. Problem is, Matt is a white guy and Blossom is a nearly all Black town. A town not really all that fond of white guys, even former big leaguers.

HE WILL NEED TO PROVE TO THE PEOPLE OF BLOSSOM HE’S MORE THAN A BASEBALL PLAYER!

The Thieves Guild is renowned for their ability to steal anything. Its elite members have robbed nobles of wealth, reputation, and even their honor. The Guildmaster rules them with brutality and fear, yet his name and past are a mystery. From the depths of the Evermist swamp he seeks a master thief, one who can help him reclaim his lost power.

Young and brash, Jack Myst has drawn the Guildmaster’s attention. His feats mark his potential, but his audacity and cunning make him dangerous. After years of preparation an invitation from the guild is exactly what he desires. When he gets it his hunt begins, and there is nothing he cannot steal.

Even the Guildmaster’s secret.