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The cops: Sergeant Eric Parker, just transferred to Riverside PD. The one who said clever stuff and looked like he'd been sent over from central casting to play the perfect partner: good-looking, single, and eight or ten years younger than his superior, Detective Janet Dunn. The case: Seven years after her ex-husband and son died in a boating accident, Virginia Walker shoots a prowler in her bedroom. When it turns out that the dead burglar on her bedroom floor is her ex-husband, many questions come to light, but she has only one: "Where's my son?"

Wiley is a high school senior and an electronics genius. He's written an app that allows him to watch his classmates through their webcams. Nate is an ex-football player with a crush on one of the girls in Wiley's collection of webcam clips . . .Book Two in Series: Tom and WileyAlso in this Series: Book 1: This Carnival of StrangeBook 3: Generally Recognized as SafeBook 4: Wiley Royce Versus The Martians

Carolyn Adyon was once a bored secretary, slaving her life away in a ten by ten cubicle, coveting the dream of many an office worker: I want to be a writer. Now her life is golden. She's become the screenwriter she'd always known she could be, and better than that, she's in love with a wealthy, gorgeous actor. They live together in a grand old-Hollywood mansion. The workaday fears of not being able to make ends meet - those belong to someone else now. The events that brought about these wonderful changes were miraculous, but death and tragedy had accompanied them, so Carol had doubted her good fortune for a long time. Doubts pass when one is living one's fondest fantasies, however. Carol's lover harbors a secret. She's ignored the whys and wherefores of it for years, concentrating instead on the excitement of the Hollywood high life, the red carpets and movie premieres and collaborations with famous directors, none of which she could've ever achieved without him. But doubts have a way of coming back. Adapted for the Screen is the sequel to Two Green Keys.

Sue's in the mental hospital and she's only partially surprised. There had been that thing, that . . . interlude with her sister's new boyfriend. When he'd started it - what possible choice did she have but to go ahead and finish it? Bonnie wanted to be fair. Her sister had just snapped, and Bonnie reckoned that such a thing could happen to anybody. She'd almost gone over the edge herself once. On the other hand, what Susan had done, the things that she'd said . . . Bonnie wanted to be fair, but she wasn't sure she could forgive Sue. Not for any of it.

Wiley Royce - master of all he surveys - is intelligent enough to believe that there are more things in heaven and Earth than are dreamt in his philosophy, so when his friend confesses that he's a visitor from another planet, Wiley's willing to accept that. But when his friend's young cousins show up with strange tales from the homeworld, will Wiley decide that three aliens constitutes an invasion? Book Four in Series: Tom and Wiley Also in this Series: Book 1: This Carnival of Strange Book 2: Wiley Royce Book 3: Generally Recognized as Safe

Why date a real man when you can Talk To a Movie Star? Since Joyce and Valerie launched Talk To a Movie Star, the world's hottest infotainment service, Joyce has learned that there could be another term for her friend's imagination. Delusional. Talking to her favorite actor is something that Valerie does frequently, and she doesn't need a computer interface to accomplish it.

Wiley Royce is the chronicle of Wiley's struggling to keep his cool and perspective in the face of the disconcerting new waves in his life. Always the smartest guy in the room, he is perplexed when he starts having woman troubles. Brendee, his girlfriend of five years, just doesn't seem as interested as she used to be. And the new game in town, Janae - she keeps flirting with Wiley and sending him suggestive text messages, undoubtedly because he encourages her attraction to him at every opportunity . . . Then Wiley's new friend Tom drops another bombshell on him. The first world is being slowly but surely poisoned by food additives, Tom says. "You're paying for what you think is food, and you're getting sand and sawdust and glass and drywall. Indigestible synthetic polymers of glucose. You're paying for food, and you're getting toxins." Wiley is appalled. How could he have been eating this garbage without realizing it? Nobody dupes Wiley Royce. He knows everything. What can he do for his beloved Brendee, who may or may not want him anymore? What should he do to beautiful, sexy Janae, who clearly wants him too much? How is he going to take down the shady cabal responsible for poisoning the entire first world - and more importantly, him? Book Three in Series: Tom and Wiley Also in this Series: Book 1: This Carnival of Strange Book 2: Wiley Royce Book 4: Wiley Royce Versus The Martians

Cal Bascomb and Ernie LaBelle were once the drummer and second-guitar for one of the world's premier rock bands. Ernie's daughter plays guitar, just like her legendary daddy. She (and the rest of her band, as well) also consider themselves to be of the blood, just like her mother. They're convinced that ritual, sacrifice, and invocations to the forces unseen will guarantee them rock and roll fame. Call is appalled, but happy-go-lucky Ernie ignores their good-luck charms and their talk of foretellings satisfied and prophecies yet to be fulfilled. But when Death shows up at the gig, the two old musicians may have to rethink their dismissal of the forces unseen. Stars and Guitars, Book Two Book One: Talk To A Movie Star

Adrian Wilde, the happy-go-lucky son of a witch and a water-skier, has lived a charmed life. He can sometimes see events before they happen, but this gift of precognition comes to him only in flashes. He's the singer for a popular local garage band, and fate has gifted him with the ability to read the minds of the pretty, wistful young women that come to hear him play. It is a singular talent, and since he already knows what they want, he's not above answering their unspoken wishes whenever the mood strikes him. Adrian Wilde is a young man who's got it made. Long years before his birth, however, it was darkly prophesied that Adrian would not live past his majority. And as his birthday looms, he and all who love him are unaware of the bitter and jealous vipers in their midst. The storm clouds are gathering, the universal forces falling into alignment. Will his unseen enemies deliver Adrian to his foretold doom? Also in this Series It Might Have Been - Part One What Should Never Be - Part Three

Leo Wilde is an orphan. Well, that's not exactly correct, but it's how he's felt for most of his life. His father died before he was born, and while it was true that he still had his mom, he'd always gotten the impression that if she had to choose between Leo and his stepfather, she would undoubtedly choose her husband. Leo's stepfather had belittled him, smacked him around a bit, just for good measure, for his entire life. His favorite insult was: You're as worthless as your ol' man. Leo's father was gone, but in life, he had been of the blood, schooled in the ancient arts, and when Leo's stepfather unwisely allows his rage and hatred to move beyond mere threats, the mystical promise of Leo's lineage, invoked long ago, will at last manifest itself. Also in this Series It Might Have Been - Part One An Exceptional Boy - Part Two

Daina and Nadine are modern witches, spending the last turbulent and exciting years of the 1960s chasing their dreams of sex and romance across the colorful Southern California landscape. But a dire prediction of doom has been foretold, a tragic blot. There will be betrayal, and on its heels, a never dying thirst for revenge. Can their friendship endure in the face of the immutable forces of fate? The future promises to be one wild ride. Also in this Series An Exceptional Boy - Part Two What Should Never Be - Part Three