But is it fantasy or fact? It becomes apparent at least one man is an alien force wearing a Nazi uniform-and intent on changing the balance of nuclear weapons in the world-thanks to Hitler’s belief in the occult and alien life forms. When Rachel uncovers the supernatural mystery of the room, threats are made and people die. But the office on the other side is certainly a very different place than the showroom with the neatly arranged inventory of gifts and Native American art.
Although she is certain they are evil she has no idea how they left 2015 or where they landed on the other side, only that she saw them do it. Only one person has witnessed the departure of two dangerous men through the dark doorway to the past-reporter Rachel Blackstone, the reluctant psychic. The building housing the shop was the main office of The Manhattan Project during WWII in the 1940s. I don't know about you, but that's way above my pay grade."Ī time warp has opened in a popular Santa Fe retail store. "We're three women from two different centuries, trying to save the world from oblivion.
"Flying Change" is horse fiction and "Without Notice" is about coping with loss. Whether she is faced with a recalcitrant author or coping with the varied personalities at employer, Piñon Publishing, Taylor can't help stumbling over murder victims.Ĭollins' interest in writing young adult novels was inspired by Judy Blume. As a mystery lover, she just can't seem to stay in the office. In The Taylor Browning Cozy Mysteries, Taylor is a mystery editor at a book publisher. It's friendship, fun and solving the unsolvable. Chloe always caters their stakeouts and envies Rachel's reporting job. Rachel is a journalist who finds a mystery in every assignment. The Rachel Blackstone Paranormal Mysteries features Rachel and Chloe, fast friends who solve paranormal mysteries.
They are infused with Native American traditions and the American Southwest with many of her stories set in New Mexico and Arizona. With an interest in metaphysical subjects and science fiction, she began writing paranormal mysteries. Later on, it was Stephen King who drew her attention. From that time on she loaded up on mysteries from the library: cozy, police procedural and romantic suspense. Her love of mysteries began as a teen when she read "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" by Shirley Jackson.
G G Collins writes the Rachel Blackstone Paranormal Mysteries, the Taylor Browning Cozy Mysteries and young adult novels.
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