Books
By Sharon Arthur Moore
culinary mysteries
Sharon Arthur Moore
paranormal and science
River Glynn
historical fiction and biography
Caroline Adams
women’s fiction
Olivia Lucas
In this first book in the trilogy, damaged characters Carrie, a prostitute who hates sex, and Harlan, the "madam" at an Upper East Side brothel, form a partnership that might be the salvation of both. Published, 2013, by Sizzler Editions, by Angelica French.
A collection of seven stories by seven romance authors inspired by the same song. Published in 2014, Angelica French's contribution is "Why Not Ask?". This e-book is no longer available unfortunately.
Other Works Written by Sharon Arthur Moore:
Goerge's Menu: a ten-minutes play performed two times.
Fortune, Cookie: a ten-minutes play performed three times .
Minus, Can You Spare a Dime: a ten-minutes play performed three times .
Culinary Mysteries
Alli and Gina are producing some cooking videos. Here’s the first
There’s also a book trailer for Pastabilities under it’s original and published title, Mission Impastable.
A new series:
Baked Alaska:
In the works is a culinary mystery series set in a small Alaska town peopled with quirky characters and the occasional dead body.
Pastabilities is book one in the "Murders with Taste" culinary mystery series featuring All and best friend and partner, Gina, in a personal chef business. Starting a new food business is iffy especially when your first client dies of food poisoning and you are the prime suspect. Recipes focus on pasta but aren't limited to them. To be published in 2018 by Red Adept Publishing.
Prime Rib and Punishment: In book two of the "Murders with Taste" culinary mystery series, Alli and Gina teach at a cooking school with a head chef who hates them, until he ends up dead and one of them is the prime suspect. The plot is complicated by the mysterious owner of a diet salon. Recipes focus on meat dishes.
Potluck: While their personal chef business is moderately successful, Alli wants to take it to a new level with mixes that customers can add their own medical marijuana to. When a major supplier is killed, Alli looks to be the one who saw him last. This is book three in the series. Recipes include large-portion dishes to take to neighborhood potlucks as well as recipes to lace with your medical marijuana prescription.
Ancient Grease: Alli and business partner, Gina, hire on as demonstration cooks on a luxury cruise ship sailing between Istanbul and Athens. In a departure from previous books, Ancient Grease is a series of novelettes about a variety of mysteries encountered--and solved--on the trip. The titles are: "Talk Turkey", "Garden of Eaten", "On the Lamb", "Something Fishy", and "Ancient Grease". Recipes are Greek and Turkish dishes.
Cooks in the Can: Trying to make a living as personal chefs is tough, so Alli and Gina supplement their income by cooking for the tough and unlikable local sheriff at his county jail. Too bad the sheriff dies on their watch. The book series has recipes using canned goods to make quick, easy, and nutritious meals.
Tequila Mockingbird: The sixth and final book in the "Murders with Taste" series finds Alli trying to help a neighbor accused--wrongly?--of murdering her husband a few decades ago. Did she or didn't she? And if she did, was she justified in killing? Recipes, from appetizers to desserts, feature alcohol as a main ingredient.
WORKS BY ANGELICA FRENCH (romance)
Sex for Sale: erotic romance, the sequel to Streetwalker. Book two finds Carrie and Harlan finding new ways to make money while skirting legal issues.
Hot Dishes: A full-length play describing senior antics at an age-restricted community when a single male moves into the complex full of women. They show up with casseroles to welcome him because they still think of themselves as"hot dishes."
"Scarlett in the Hood" is one of three stories in an erotic romance anthology. This fractured retelling of "Little Red Riding Hood" is not for children!
WORKS BY CAROLINE ADAMS (historical fiction and biography)
Lucinda: In this historical fiction, chapters alternate between two time periods as Lucy tries to solve her great-aunt Lucinda's murder in early 20th century Athens, Ohio.
Intrepid Women: A series of middle-grade reader biographies on intrepid, yet little-known women in the past. This series includes, Elizabeth Jennings Graham (integration of NYC transit pre-Civil War), Irena Sendler (responsible for rescue of 2500 children from the Warsaw Ghetto), Lutie Eugenia Stearns (established traveling libraries in late 19th century Wisconsin), Belva Lockwood (first woman to run for POTUS on a national ticket), and many more.
Healing Woman: Set in two time periods, a modern day archaeologist unknowingly excavates a site of an ancestor, a Singua woman who lived more than a thousand years ago. The alternating chapters weave the connections these two women share as the tragedies are unearthed and interpreted in modern times.
WORKS BY RIVER GLYNN (paranormal and science fiction):
The Quick and the Dedd: paranormal romantic suspense in which Isabella, head of a security firm, forms an alliance with the ghost of a former employee to solve his murder, save her business, and prevent a plot with national consequences.
See the book trailer
Ghost in the Pines: A full-length play about a secluded motel with a special room rarely rented by the reclusive desk clerk.