Arline's books have "some of everything"— history, mystery, adventure, sometimes the paranormal—but they always include a satisfying love story.

Books in both Print And E- formats

Killraven is set during the steamboat era on Chesapeake Bay and is the story of Hope Voeschell, a young woman brought up to believe in non-violence, and DeCoursey Rogers, a Chesapeake Bay waterman who has known violence first hand.  As a killer stalks them both, they meet and fall reluctantly in love on Killraven Island.

In Ghost Dancer, a broken hearted, New York debutante, Christianna Lawrence, flees her home and meets a Blackfoot white captive on Montana's high plains. Divided by cultural misunderstandings, the extraordinary lovers surpass contrasting beliefs to unleash the magic and spirit of the Ghost Dance.

The "Spirit Series"
Jack and Jill Mysteries

In Spirit of Earth: Book I of the "Spirit Series," Psychic Jill Abercrombie's family is so intent that she mustn't embarass them at their "Musical evening" they completely ignore the corpse in the garden. Even her brother, "Jack," is so absorbed by his affair with a notorious actress that he pays little attention to solving the crime that may, or may not, be linked to a number of serial killings in the city.

In Spirit of Fire: Book II of the Spirit Series, the Abercrombie saga continues. When the most hated man in 1904 Baltimore is murdered, Jon Abercrombie searches for the killer as the city burns around him. The story is fiction, but the fire was real.

Final Exit. First prize winner in the A&E Mystery Writing Contest, 2001, and the very First "Jack and Jill" mystery short story. Click here for a free download.

Go Down Moses: A Fictional Biography of Harriet Tubman. After escaping to freedom herself, Harriet Tubman led more than 300 other slaves to freedom. Then, she spied for the Union Army during the Civil War.

Ebooks only

No Broken Promises, is the tale of a suburban housewife who tries to explain her youth in the '60s to her daughter. Chris McNeely had been a shy teenager in the '60d. The victim of a disdainful mother and a brutal rape, Chris had insulated herself from all feelings—good and bad.

Late Bloomer. Being a college freshman at 35 isn't easy for Beth Reily. The last thing she needs is to develope romantic illusions about her professor. Beth has a teenaged son, and a chance of a better position, if she can just get her hands on that piece of sheepskin. But Professor Rutledge tells her he won't tolerate a student who tries to cut corners with advanced placement tests. From then on, it's love--or war.

The Dream Lovers. With the man of her dreams MIA in Vietnam, Apple thinks it's best to make a life with the man at hand. That's how the love of her life comes home to find her married to someone else. She can understand his rage--and rejection. What she can't understand is why he's dating her sister.

Second Fiddle is the tale of twin sisters who both marry the same man--at different times of course. One twin learns from her mistakes, while the other falls victim to jealousy and envy.

The Drowned Land. Written by the author of Ghost Dancer, this is a wonderful collection of sea-going short stories, set in the Chesapeake Bay area of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Eppie finalist in 2000, Two of the stories formed the basis for the novel 
Killraven which became an Eppie Finalsit 
in 2005

How to Promote, Market & Advertise Your Published Book, with Mary Cox Bilz. Here's how to get attention for your published book?—write press releases, arrange interviews, make speeches, set up book signings—can I do all that? You sure can, and get your book the attention it deserves!