Baby Boomer Mysteries

Since January 1, 2006, Baby Boomers like me are turning 60 at the rate of 8,000 a day, and coming face to face with how to define, and re-define, our “golden” years. Being part of this national phenomenon inspired me to write this mystery series.The first book, Retirement Can Be Murder, tackles the potential emotional impact of retirement on Baby Boomer couples.

Retirement Can Be Murder introduces Jim and Carol Andrews, a typical Boomer couple. The book is a tongue-in-cheek look at the couple’s interaction as Carol obsesses about Jim’s upcoming retirement and its potential implications for her.

A little personal information: I've been a freelance feature writer, drama critic and editor for many publications, including Cosmopolitan magazine. A public relations and marketing professional, I also managed special events for Carnegie Hall’s centennial season, including the opening of the Carnegie Hall Museum. An early member of the Baby Boomer generation, I currently divide my time between Cape Cod, Massachusetts and the Connecticut shoreline, and share my life with My Personal Beloved, husband Joe (who is still working), and three English cocker spaniels: Tucker, Tillie and Lucy. I'm a member of Sisters in Crime and The Cape Cod Writers’ Center.