After shedding 30 pounds of  baby fat, chubby Sophie Sinora has
grown into a pretty, but insecure,
teen in bloom. To make her life more complicated, Sophie can
sometimes read minds.  

Sophie’s BFFs, AJ and Krysta, are also ‘gifted’ with paranormal
abilities. Keeping their gifts secret
proves difficult, as their powers are strengthening, making them
feel more and more like freaks.

When Sophie falls for Jacob, she hopes he’ll ask her out to the
Freshman Formal. But when she’s
forced to cheat and lie for him, she wonders how far she’ll have to
go to make him like her.  

Add to her growing list of problems - her teacher’s suicidal
thoughts, a locker bully who wants to
kick her butt, the totally hot school flirt who won’t stop teasing
her, her pregnant sister who boots Sophie out of her room, and the growing tension between Sophie
and her best friends.         

Sophie’s got issues.

Hopefully, she can fix them in time to save her teacher’s life and her social life.

DON'T TELL MOTHER available at The Wild Rose Press   or at
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                                             AJ Dawson and her mom have never really gotten along,
                                             and  things  get worse when AJ’s new body-pierced boyfriend
                                             knocks on the door. AJ knows she’ll have to clean up her BF if she
                                             wants to earn Mom’s respect. But AJ’s secret gift is driving her
                                             and her mom further apart, and if she doesn’t tell her mom soon,
                                             her brother will die.
WHISPERS, the series...
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Excerpt from KRYSTA'S CURSE, work in progress...  
MySpace Diary/Some ungodly hour of the morning – October 10  Just call me your average everyday fashion goddess who knows how to
accessorize any outfit or summon a poltergeist. You heard me correctly. I don’t know why dead people want to talk to me, but they do.
It’s not like I can help them. Dead people don’t know a thing about fashion, and they’re really not interested in the latest trends. Too
bad. That would make my life so much easier.

Why, you ask?

Because a couple of ancients visited my bedroom last night and asked me to do the unthinkable! I mean, they’re already dead, so why
do they have to go ruin my life, too?  It’s bad enough they’re always spooking me when I’m trying to sleep, but now they want me to
stop the new mall project and save their sacred burial site. Come on! I’m just fourteen. Why don’t they go bother the mayor or
something? I don’t have time to fix the lives of the deceased. I’ve got a lot going on right now. Bryon Thomas, my new lab partner in
science is a total hottie. He’s coming over tomorrow night, so we can work on a project. What if they show up? He’ll freak. And worse,
he could tell the whole school. My social life would be, excuse the pun, dead. Besides, they really don’t understand how badly I want that
mall. Only five minutes from my apartment. How cool is that? No. I can’t do it. I won’t. The mall is expected to open when I turn 16. I
can get a job at Forever 21. I heard employees get a 30 percent discount. No more traveling to the outlet mall 45 miles out of town.

And besides, don’t they realize what stopping this mall would do to my reputation? I mean, I know I’m only five-foot-two, but I still
have time to grow. One day, I’m going to be on the cover of Cosmo. But if these ghosts keep driving me crazy, I’ll be the poster child
for Weirdo.
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