Can I tell you a secret?

It's great to be able to announce that the third and final novel in my Small Town Series, Secrets in Small Towns, is up and running.Here's the skinny:

The ball starts rolling when Sue-Ann McKeown, editor of The Pine Oak Courier, finds a zonked-out teenager in her woods. When it turns out that he has escaped from a juvenile detention center long rumored to abuse its charges, Sue-Ann senses that she's on a new case. But the kid goes missing, and Sue-Ann has to find him--especially given that Sgt. Joe Bickley of the local sheriff's office is threatening to "out" Sue-Ann and her girlfriend unless she produces the boy. Then a Courier reporter who is investigating the juvenile center is nearly killed, and Sue-Ann realizes she has a lot more to worry about than putting out a newspaper.

And for those of you who have been reading the Small Town short stories, I have must uploaded revisions of "Grand Theft" and "A Question of Breeding." Be warned, however, that all of the short stories, which will be collected next year under the title of Mysteries in Small Towns, take place after Secrets in Small Towns. You don't have to read all three novels first, but it would be nice.

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