"Beguiling Bundle: Death Takes Best of Breed" wins National Recognition:

Winner of the Arthur Frederick Jones Award for Excellence

Murder interrupts at a dog show, and Genna and Sky must find the killer before the killer finds them ...

Genna Colt’s plans to introduce her Uncle Kevin Andrews, a Richmond homicide detective, to the excitement of the weekend dog shows at Jamestown seems jinxed. Her three weekend guests are accompanied by three additional dogs. The rescue papillon she’s fostering delivers a puppy with a birth defect that requires hand feeding every two hours. She’s already frantic and sleep deprived by the morning of the first show, but neither she nor her Uncle Kevin expect murder to intrude. When an exhibitor is killed in the show ring the killer seems to think Genna might have seen something that would be a threat. Andrews and Genna are drawn into the homicide as Andrews struggles to protect both Genna and her papillon Sky from the killer’s determined efforts to add them to his list of victims.

Amorous Accident: A Dog’s Eye View of Murder

There are two witnesses to the murder in the research lab, but they’re both dogs and someone is trying to kill them.  Lt. Kevin Andrews isn’t getting the help he seeks from his daughter Genna, because Genna and her Papillon Sky are too busy making certain the dogs aren’t returned to the research lab.

Pawprints On My Heart

Named as finalist for best dog fiction of 2001 by Dog Writers’ Association of America, this is a delightful collection of stories about the little fur people who leave paw prints on hearth and home and pawprints on our hearts.

Paw Prints Through The Years 

A tribute to the power of positive thinking and the strength of belonging that the animal-human bond provides.  When divorce shatters a nineteen year marriage, the author buys a show dog as a hobby to enjoy as a single.  The ensuing years are full and funny with six generations of Papillons, strays and abandoned kittens to provide entertainment and purpose in her life. 

Published! Now $ell It!,

A collaborative effort by CBW members Jean C. Keating, Joseph Guion, Mildred H. B. Roberson, E. R. Kallus, and Mary Montague Sikes written to aid other writers (and artists) with published work to sell. The book focuses on promotion and marketing. Midwest Book Review calls Published! “an informed and informative guide…very highly recommended.