I love time-travel stories and the what-if questions they
carry. My husband feels differently. He once told me that he’s afraid that if
he ever time-traveled that he would waste the experience just looking for me. I
think it’s one of the sweetest things he’s ever said, and we’ve been married
for a very long time, so he’s said plenty of sweet things.
The Highwayman Incident is the first book in the Witching Well
series. I got the idea while watching a documentary about the Salem Witch
trials. (Side note, documentaries are great for novel fodder. I got the idea
for Beyond the Pale while watching a documentary about Rasputin.) Although I
grew up in Washington State and have lived most of my adult life in California,
I lived in Connecticut’s Fairfield County while my husband worked in Manhattan.
I definitely have a tender place in my heart for Connecticut—despite its
haunted past. Coincidentally, a whole host of my ancestors also lived in
Fairfield County. I like to think of them whispering in my ear while I write
this series.
I have three books planned for the Witching Well series, The
Highwayman Incident, The Cowboy Encounter and The Pirate Episode.
But then, I had three books planned for my Rose Arbor
series, and in a few weeks I plan on publishing my fourth Rose Arbor novel, so
you never know where my muse may take me!
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