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Zombies, Hauntings, Abandoned Buildings, and Erotica!


Expect upcoming books by me that involve my take on lots of para-subjects. I've spent the past few years working on books that are both entertaining and informative. You may be aware of my two most popular books. Growing Up With Ghosts and Vacationing With Ghosts that show insight into my two childhood homes and the psychic child's perspective of how these things work. But, I have a very wide variety. I am sharing some trailers and info so you can decide. 



Growing Up With Ghosts (Amazon paperback and Kindle).
Short scenes collected together to show an accounting of the author's and her family view of their haunted estate in Northern Virginia that was once a Civil War Hospital.




Vacationing With Ghosts (Amazon paperback and Kindle)
The viewpoint of the author at her family's summer home on the Chesapeake and how she handled ghostly goings on.



Paranormal Geeks (Amazon paperback, Kindle and Nook)
An homage to paranormal geeks of all kinds, with interviews, categories, quizzes and more! Co-author Julie Ferguson.



Abandoned Places: Abandoned Memories (Desert Edition) 
Amazon paperback, Kindle and Nook
Abandoned places in the desert extensively photographed and combined with Gina Hana's psychic reading of an event from the past that in that location, bringing to life a history that is ever present and haunting.  Photographer and editor Julie Ferguson.



Abandoned Places: Abandoned Memories (Appalachian Edition). 
Amazon paperback, Kindle and Nook
Abandoned places in the Appalachian region extensively photographed and combined with Gina Hana's psychic reading of an event from the past that in that location, bringing to life a history that is ever present and haunting. Photographer and editor Julie Ferguson. 

Julie Ferguson and I coauthored a series of Zombie Housewife books that are dark humor, lots of graphics, and hilarity. They are shedding light on women's roles in the decades in the premise of various zombie apocalypses and various women representing the roles of their decade in a decade that is totally zombified.  




Zombie Housewives of the Apocalypse (1950s) (color paperback on Amazon, Kindle and Nook)



Zombie Housewives of the 1960s (color paperback on Amazon, Kindle and Nook)





Zombie Housewives of the 1970s  (color paperback on Amazon, Kindle and Nook)

(and coming late summer - Zombie Housewives of the 1980s, finishing off the 4-book series)



Paranormal Geeks Gang:  Geeks and Ghosts with Julie Ferguson (paperback on Amazon, Kindle and Nook)
The first in this tween-aged series involving a group of school misfits who find a place together searching for the unexplained in the South. 



Twice As Special (paperback Amazon, Kindle, and Nook)
Art by Julie Ferguson  (children's book)
It's first day of school at Virginia School For Critters and poor Iggy, Martha May and Reggie aren't sure where they fit in with the purebred critters. Luckily in this tale with a heartwarming and universal lesson, the three find out that they are twice as special for being part mommy and part daddy. 



Kickin' Up Dust! (Getting Lost To Find Ourselves) 
Amazon Paperback, Kindle and Nook with Julie Ferguson
This book tells of how Julie Ferguson and I met at the worst time in both our lives and through friendship and shared paranormal interests, we hit the road on adventures, each time coming home to make huge changes in our personal and professional lives. It's a story of paranormal investigations, road trips, and personal evolution.




Philia: Sex in Dark Places (Kindle)
Under the pen name, Anna Melissa, this is a 7-story dark erotica collection involving things like mermaids, werewolves, a cemetery, a clown, and more! Told from male and female points of view.




Don't Go There! A Flash Horror Anthology (paperback Amazon and Kindle) 
This is a huge collection of horror shorts of every subject imaginable and timed so you know how long they take to read in case you are in a rush. As well, there is a special section of me telling of being alone in places people never want to be alone. 



Was That A Ghost? (Kindle)
This was written to help people answer the question of whether they encountered the paranormal or not. I take them through the "trinity of relevance" with lots of examples. 

I also carry a collection of 99 cent Kindle books:

Going Vegan
My Alien Encounters
I Recovered From Panic Disorder
Developing Your Psychic Abilities
Josiah: Undead Cowboy


I'm exceedingly pleased that almost all my books are 5 star and a few 4 stars. If you like an author's work, please go review it on Amazon. It makes a huge difference for them to reach a bigger audience and to reap benefits of so many crippling and blinding hours of writing, editing, and plugging their work.

Upcoming books for me include; "Zombie Housewives of the 1980s," "Pagan Bloodlust" an erotic horror novel, "How To Live In A Haunted House," and "MetaNet," a horror/scifi novel.

There are also two fantastic shops with logos to boast that you are a zombie housewife or a paranormal geek. Look for hundreds of items here -

Zombie Housewives Shop
Paranormal Geeks Shop



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