Latest Publication: The Serpentine History of the Saint

This week, I published The Serpentine History of the Saint alongside revised versions of the current Myths Endure on Mars books:

The books follow a chronological order but can be read separately:

• Anubis on Mars: expanded with new cover! 
• Saint of Mars: expanded with new short story, "Lider's Exorcism"  
• Ithax's Offspring in Space 
• Nerites Among the Stars

The Serpentine History of the Saint: new publication! 

With the help of her investigators, Francesca Paraclete, a devil's advocate, researches the possible canonization of a medieval saint: Lady Margaret.

If canonized, Lady Margaret will be the first Siphon or mermaid saint. Frankie must consequently deal not only with difficult-to-access and interpret historical records, she must also handle political issues--those who support a Siphon becoming a saint; those who don't.

Her duties are complicated by a possible spy from the College of Cardinals, a cat-like being who insists on accompanying her everywhere, and her personal invisible consultant, a Cubus named Will who is possibly over 2,000 years old.

To  keep things simple, Frankie focuses on locating Lady Margaret's relics. Frankie, her spy, and her consultant start the search in Bamburgh Castle in Northern England. Their investigation will take them to the Faroe Islands, the Isle of Man, King Arthur's Carlisle, a holy well, several shrines, and Norton Priory. At each location, they encounter lore connected to the sea and possibly, hopefully, the true story of Lady Margaret.

The entire series is available on Amazon.