Cold Comfort available now!
Her new book, Cold Comfort, is suspense with a love story, or maybe it could be called an old-fashioned romantic suspense--a little sex, bad language, and violence. :-) It's available now in eBook and print from Echelon Press.
When Christmas shop owner Claire Spencer is attacked, she hires burned out security consultant Ben Riley to find out why. Together they find everything she believed is a lie, but the truth is . . .Cold Comfort
Ellis writes crime fiction, usually suspense, with varying degrees of romance. After all, love makes the world go round, but death stops it cold. These two elements seem essential to creating characters, conflict, and an exciting plot. Besides, it’s what she likes to read. And how could you write something you wouldn’t want to read?
Go to the Books page to see her other books. Read the first chapters by clicking the links under each book on the Books page.
Tea in the Afternoon, a collection of three short stories, is also available on Kindle. These are Southern stories, not suspense.
Check out Ellis's blog at The Unpredictable Muse. It's mostly about writing and grammar and also has a weekly guest.
Contact Ellis here.
Note: The website photo was taken at my home--a bit busy but it's spring.
When Christmas shop owner Claire Spencer is attacked, she hires burned out security consultant Ben Riley to find out why. Together they find everything she believed is a lie, but the truth is . . .Cold Comfort
Ellis writes crime fiction, usually suspense, with varying degrees of romance. After all, love makes the world go round, but death stops it cold. These two elements seem essential to creating characters, conflict, and an exciting plot. Besides, it’s what she likes to read. And how could you write something you wouldn’t want to read?
Go to the Books page to see her other books. Read the first chapters by clicking the links under each book on the Books page.
Tea in the Afternoon, a collection of three short stories, is also available on Kindle. These are Southern stories, not suspense.
Check out Ellis's blog at The Unpredictable Muse. It's mostly about writing and grammar and also has a weekly guest.
Contact Ellis here.
Note: The website photo was taken at my home--a bit busy but it's spring.