Lammie Loves Cubby
When crazy meets crazy,
long suppressed passion can combust in more ways than one.
Slow burn Southern literary suspense. —Judith Gaines, author of the Jade Weekes series
Lammie Loves Cubby will leave you wondering: is it possible to put out a flame and keep it burning too? —Landis Wade, award-winning author of Deadly Declarations and founder of Charlotte Readers Podcast
The power of love, the power of fire. One gives rise to the other. Throw in secrets and you’ve got a dynamic story about how flawed characters deal with each other – and life. —Judy Goldman, author of The Rest of Our Lives
Lammie Loves Cubby willattract readers like moths to flame. Nora Gaskin is back with her best book yet: The tale of two singed souls who’d have been better off never reuniting. —Sara E. Johnson author of the Alexa Glock Forensic Mysteries
The Worst Thing
When Kellah Mace’s parents are killed in an accident—when Kellah is fifteen years old—she overhears someone say, “She’ll go through life knowing the worst thing has already happened.” Kellah, numb from loss and grief, takes these words to mean she need fear nothing. Only one thing can hurt her again: the loss of someone else she loves.
The Worst Thing turns the commonplace objects from young women’s lives— selfies, cellphones, Google maps, scissors, glossy magazines, vintage fashion, and ponytails— into elements of suspense.
Time of Death: The True Tale of a Quest for Justice in 1960’s Chapel Hill
An account of a suspenseful true crime in Chapel Hill, NC, and the ways justice is denied. The death of Lucille Rinaldi and the accusations brought against her husband, Frank, became the seed-thoughts in this novel.
Until Proven: A Mystery in 2 Parts
Two young women are murdered in their homes, forty years apart. Their deaths have the it-can't-happen-here horror that tears into the heart of a community, in this case, the small Southern town of Piedmont, North Carolina
The two families aggrieved by the first murder suffer again with second--and find that four decades are not enough for healing. When the old scars are torn off by the second murder, the pain of each is magnified.
Until Proven is a mystery filled with suspense, a family saga, and an examination of how a community changes--or doesn't.