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It is hard to believe this year is going by so quickly. Here we are in April already. Good news for my Wes and Oz Mystery fans, the first draft of their new adventure had been finished and I'm currently making revisions. My goal is to have it on the market be the end of this year. I'm also excited to show off the new cover.

Not to be left out, for my Small Town Romance fans, I have also completed it's first draft and hope to have it also on the market by the beginning of next year. Here is a mockup what the cover will look like.

Stephen B.
Wes and Oz Mysteries

The next installment in the Wes & Oz Mysteries will keep you on your edge of your seat till the very last page. I devoured "Sleep Forever" in just one afternoon as I was captivated right from the start. Wes is hands down one of my all time favorite detectives and he has a great cast of supporting characters.
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Nightmares not only happen at the darkest hours of the night but also during the light of day. They can terrorize you even when they come in the form of an attractive, light brown skinned middle-aged woman with long flowing dark hair wearing oversized sunglasses. This nightmare has a name, Chief Detective Vera Sanchez.
Once again, Wesley Johns, a private fraud investigator, has to put aside the growing stack of fraud cases to prove a friend’s innocents. It began when Marti, Wes’s wife made plans for them to spend the day at a local charity event supporting the Children’s Hospital. She was keen to show off her new golf clubs while Wes hoped to only write out a check and sit out on the patio enjoying cold frosty root beers. Wes’s nightmare began when he went to look for his ball in the trees and Marti offered her assistance where she found a lifeless bloodied body.
The further Wes dug the more he began to realize, each suspect had deep down buried secret they didn’t want exposed along with a possible motive for wanting the victim dead, even his friend. The deeper he dug the more he realized not only his life but also Marti’s was in jeopardy. He called upon the only one he trusted to watch his back if things took a turn for the worse. Oz, his eighty-plus pounds of pure muscle Collie with pearly whites.








