Anthologies
"Pattern Recognition" in Murder and Mayhem in Muskego
edited by Jon & Ruth Jordan
Down & Out Books, November 2012, ISBN 978-1937495374
Gerry and his sister Claudia are confronted by a brand of supernatural weirdness even they've never seen before.
"The Lords of Misrule," in Sugarplums and Scandal
By Dana Cameron, Mary Daheim, Lori Avocato, Kerrelyn Sparks, Suzanne Macpherson, Cait London
(Avon, 2006) ISBN 0061136956
And just in time comes this grand gift of seasonal mystery and romance from six of popular fiction's most supremely talented "Santas"--for 'tis the season for scandals, suspense, and all sorts of unexpected surprises! Enjoy Lori Avocato's tale of the sexy fraud investigator and the delinquent dentist, and Dana Cameron's suspenseful story of a not-so-merry Christmas Eve at an English manor house. Savor Mary Daheim's scrumptious gathering of lively loved ones and one ghostly guest, and Cait London's blood-chilling tale of a menaced Christmas do-gooder. Suzanne Macpherson delights with a Yuletide fable about a perky, persistent spirit and her haunted ex-fiancé. And take a walk with Kerrelyn Sparks on the otherworldly side to discover how the undead celebrate the holidays.
Nominee, 2007 Anthony Award, Best Short Story
"The Night Things Changed" in Wolfsbane and Mistletoe
A collection of all-new stories on werewolves and the holidays, by an outstanding pack of award-winning writers, edited by Charlaine Harris and
Toni L.P. Kelner.
Ace Hardcover (October 7, 2008) ISBN 0441016332
"The holidays can bring out the beast in anyone. They are particularly hard for lycanthropes..."
Gerry Steuben is an average guy, a PI living in Salem, Massachusetts. He's also one of the Fangborn, an ancient family of werewolves and vampires secretly dedicated to protecting humankind from evil. When a series of increasingly violent murders is committed, Gerry and his vampire sister Claudia must confront an unimaginable supernatural threat on Christmas Eve.
Murder at the Beach: Bouchercon Anthology 2014
Edited by Dana Cameron
Publisher: Down & Out Books (October 11, 2014)
ISBN-10: 1937495809
ISBN-13: 978-1937495800
Bouchercon has been the annual gathering-in of mystery readers and writers, all of us fans of the genre, since the very first event in 1970 in Santa Monica, CA. In 2014, Bouchercon celebrates a return to the California beach, this time Long Beach, with an anthology of short stories by a roster of talented writers. You'll never think of sun, sand, or picnics the same way again. All proceeds from this anthology support the Long Beach Public Library Foundation. As writers, readers, and fans, we know how important a strong vibrant library system is. No matter what we write or read, across category and genre, we all agree on this: librarians rock! The collection is edited by Dana Cameron and features stories by Patricia Abbott, Al Abramson, Roger Angle, Craig Faustus Buck, Bill Cameron, Judith Cutler, Ray Daniel, Jeffery Deaver, Phillip DePoy, Sharon Fiffer, Delaney Green, Eldon Hughes, Tanis Mallow, Edward Marston, Krista Nave, Gigi Pandian
"The Sun, The Moon and The Stars" in Dead But Not Forgotten: Stories from the World of Sookie Stackhouse
Edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L. P. Kelner
Publisher: Ace (November 25, 2014)
Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC
ASIN: B00INIXJOA
"Love Knot" in The Wild Side
Urban fantasy with an erotic edge edited by Mark L. Van Name
Baen, August 2011, ISBN 978-1-4391-3456-6
Fangborn vampire Claudia Steuben has always maintained the tightest control over her considerable powers, but what will happen when she encounters an artifact that makes her use of them highly...rewarding?
"Ardent" in Cape Cod Noir
A collection of all-new stories edited by David Ulin
Akashic Books, May 2011, ISBN 1936070979
Returning from London, Anna Hoyt's voyage is interrupted by murder and a perilous reunion with her first love.
Praise for Cape Cod Noir:
Youthful alienation and despair dominate the 13 stories in Akashic's noir volume devoted to Cape Cod. [It] will satisfy those with a hankering for a taste of the dark side. Publishers Weekly
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"Swing Shift" in Crimes by Moonlight
Mysteries from the dark side edited by Charlaine Harris
Berkley Prime Crime, April 2010, ISBN 978-0-425-23911-7
It's Boston in the 1940s. An FBI agent calls on Jake Steuben to uncover the theft of information from a top secret computational laboratory, but everyone, including Jake, has secrets to hide.
Winner, 2011 Anthony Award and Macavity Award; Nominee, 2010 Agatha Award, Best Short Story
"Femme Sole" in Boston Noir
A collection of all-new stories edited by Dennis Lehane
Akashic Books, October 2009, ISBN 1933354917
In 1740s Boston, Anna Hoyt owns a North-End tavern and all the local thugs--including her husband--want a piece of it.
Praise for Boston Noir:
Nominee, 2010 Edgar® Award, Anthony Award, Macavity Award, and 2009 Agatha Award, Best Short Story
[Starred Review] In the best of the 11 stories in this outstanding entry in Akashic's noir series, characters, plot and setting feed off each other like flames and an arsonist's accelerant. These include Lehane's own Animal Rescue, about a killing resulting from a lost and contested pit bull; John Dufresne's The Cross-Eyed Bear, in which a pedophile priest is caught between the icy representative of the archdiocese and one of his now adult victims; and Don Lee's The Oriental Hair Poets, which charts a literary feud that escalates into a police case. Two populations that define the city for outsiders--the elite WASP Brahmins and the hundreds of thousands of college students surging through to earn their degrees--appear only in passing. While Lehane expresses the fear in his introduction that Boston is becoming beiger, less tribal and gritty and more gentrified and homogenized, this anthology shows that noir can thrive where Raymond Chandler has never set foot.
Publishers Weekly
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