Walk-in [Paperback]

Being rich makes coming back from the dead so much easier.
Dallas socialite Jennifer Strickland narrowly survives a harrowing car accident and returns to a home she doesn’t remember, friends she doesn’t recognize, and a husband she doesn’t like. Dreams of a mysterious raven-haired beauty send her to a psychiatrist who discovers Jennifer’s experience was nearer to death than she imagined.

Notorious gay rights activist Dr. Cotton Claymore was beaten and left for dead in an alleyway. Her body didn’t survive the trauma, but her spirit did—in the body of Jennifer Strickland.

Living as Jennifer, Cotton has to convince the two most important people in her life that she is back and find the person who murdered her—before they do it again.

In a world of too many specialists, I decided early on to be a generalist—a Jill of all Trades. Blessed or cursed with a keen sense of curiosity, I prefer learning the messy “how and why” rather than sticking to the perfect, pragmatic “follow the rules” path. I love cooking so much I put an “eat my way through Europe” step on my bucket list. I can roof a house, change a tire, and transform my clients into the goddesses of their choice with my magic haircutting shears. I can make soap, write a book, and have raised two great sons with a fair degree of skill. I will leave brain surgery and quantum physics to the narrowly focused, normal folk while I keep an eye out for aliens and unicorns among the tumbleweeds of Texas. It should surprise no one that I have a purple dragon tattoo perched on my shoulder. Publishing credits include one of the first erotic romances for Harlequin Temptation.