Author of the Olivia Samuels Mystery Series

If your thoughts could be seen, what colors would you be thinking? She doesn't read people the way most detectives do. She sees them.  Emotions bleed through the air around them in color – red flaring at the edges of someone's words, gold softening a face mid-lie, gray settling heavy over a person who's already given up. For Detective Olivia Samuels, it started with a head injury no one fully explained. Now it's the thing she can't turn off – and the thing that makes her impossible to fool.   

 
When a body turns up and the investigation pulls her toward Kraig, she doesn't just have a suspect. She has someone whose colors she can't quite read. That ambiguity is its own kind of warning.

Colors of Deceit is the first book in a completed seven-book series. No waiting for the next installment. No cliffhangers left unresolved. Just Olivia's world, fully written and waiting for you.
Pull up a chair. We are just getting started!

Furious is not the word!   

Someone tries to kill Detective Olivia Samuels.

And then they try again.

She's faced down killers before – read their emotions in the colors that bleed and flare around them, seen what most people can't. But this time, her ability isn't giving her answers. The threat is invisible, the motive unknown, and no loose end from her last case should have followed her home.

The worst part? The closer she lets Kraig get, the more danger she's pulling him into.

This is the one where Olivia stops protecting everyone else long enough to realize: sometimes the hardest person to protect is yourself.

Colors of Trust is Book 2 in the Olivia Samuels Mystery Series – seven books, fully written, no waiting. Pull up a chair whenever you're ready.

Detective Olivia Samuels is already fighting for her own life when the city's most prominent citizen dies in the hospital room next door.

She's supposed to be recovering. Instead, she's watching the colors of the medical staff shift around her – and something isn't right.

The death looks natural. The official story holds. But Olivia has spent her career learning that what people feel and what they say are rarely the same thing. And what she's feeling, even through the haze of anesthesia and fractured dreams, is that this man didn't simply die.

She starts pulling threads from her hospital bed. A buried connection surfaces. Then another. Then the messages she's been keeping start to disappear.

Someone knows she's looking.

This is the quieter kind of danger – institutional, patient, careful. The kind that doesn't announce itself until it's too late.

Meanwhile, Kraig is there. And she's still deciding how much of herself to let him see.

The deeper Olivia digs, the more dangerous the truth becomes.

Colors of Justice is Book 3 in the fully written, 7-book Olivia Samuels Mystery Series – no cliffhangers, no waiting. Pull up a chair. The whole story is already there.

Some are made to protect. Some are made to deceive. Some are made to be kept.

When a man dressed as Santa is found murdered and a woman in an angel costume is discovered dead, Detective Olivia Samuels knows this Christmas Gala at the Peabody Hotel is hiding something far darker than anyone wants to admit.

The Whitmore Family Foundation. The Riverside Christian Church. Names she recognizes. A conspiracy that reaches farther than she imagined – threading through missing children, buried financial secrets, and the kind of power that knows how to stay quiet.

And underneath it all: her engagement to Kraig, the wedding that keeps receding just out of reach, the life she wants and keeps putting aside because the work isn't done yet.

Seven books, fully written. No waiting, no cliffhangers, no wondering how it ends.

This is where it all leads.

If you haven't met Olivia yet, begin with Colors of Deceit, Book One. And if you've been with her from the start – pull up a chair. She's got one more story to tell you.