Becca Spence Dobias lives in Southern California where she writes frantically as her children sleep. She misses West Virginia every day but learning to play banjo helps.
A Southern California transplant struggles over whether to return to rural Appalachia after her father’s death. Her mother, her grandmother, and a special friend help her understand the meaning of home.
When a troubled singer returns to New York to record her new album she rekindles a relationship with her married ex-lover, and as their affair intensifies, it threatens to destroy more than just her career.
A fine line between medicine and witchcraft?! This is my mind of story. Can't wait to read more!
A disgraced CDC doc investigating an illness in coastal Maine unearths a 300-year-old mystery that echoes her present case. She soon learns there is a fine, salted line between witchcraft and medicine . . . and that history often rhymes.
I would read anything Castle writes and this sounds amazing!
In 2045, the forests are burning, the oceans are rising, corruption is growing, and a group of scientists take matters into their own hands. This is their confession