In addition to the more recently released books shown on my home page, I was also responsible for these:

The Grey Mountains Paperback. ISBN 1-55806-154-1 Published in 1992 by Iron Crown Enterprises. I collaborated with Craig Paget and with my son, Joe, to do this fantasy role-playing game tie-in book, which is set in the world of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth. Has a great dragon on the cover.  (Hey, I just found this listed on an ebay auction--last price $35.00!!)

Stormtide Published 1992 by Avalon Books is light romantic suspense. Diane Verone is a young lawyer who doesn't want to part with a bit of beach property she's inherited, until she meets the agent charged with trying to talk her into selling. But even handsome, charming Steve Tryon has a hard time convincing her to sell, especially when she discovers that the people employing him have hidden motives for wanting the property. The situation gets more complicated yet when Steve's young son decides Diane would make a perfect stepmother and embarks on his own version of a matchmaking crusade. I still have a few copies of this book left. Email me if you're intested in buying a copy for $10.00 plus $3.00 shipping.

Blue December Avalon Books, 1991. Romantic suspense. With Christmas fast approaching, Meg Brandt, a department manager for Wambash's, has more on her mind than just the holiday crush. Cash shortages and disappearing inventory are being traced back to her department, and she realizes that she is quickly becoming the prime suspect in the thefts. Worse yet, she's reluctantly attracted to the store security agent investigating the crime. But is he really interested in her, or is he just using her to solve the mystery? Can she find the real criminal before her career and her life are wrecked by the theft?

Programmed For Danger Avalon Books, 1990. Romantic suspense. Computer programming isn't normally a hazardous profession, but when Andrea Kingston shows up to remedy Feverill-West Company's system problems, she gets a lot more challenge than she bargained for. What looks at first like a series of pranks using the computer network turns out to be cover for a more serious problem, including high-level criminal activities. Andrea needs all her wits and all the help she can get from the company's attractive operations manager to find and stop the perpetrators before they stop her from revealing their secret.

The Night Prowlers Avalon Books, 1990. Romantic suspense. Graduate assistant Jan Lindell has her hands full supervising a team of archaeology students as they excavate the site of an eighteenth century inn. The dig isn't going well: the weather is meltingly hot, the students quarrel, equipment disappears, the property owner complains about the noise and the locals show up to tell her the site is haunted. When the site is vandalized and one of her students attacked and injured, Jan realizes that something more serious is going on. Is the risk of damage to her career that would result from abandoning the dig worth the risk to her life from continuing?