About Frances
Frances is the author of the horror novella The Mine. She has also been published in Abundant Grace; Magical: An Anthology of Fantasy, Fairy Tales, and other Magical Fiction for Adults; Answers I’ll Accept: True Accounts of Online Dating; 20 Something Magazine; and Wisteria Magazine. She wrote for Epinions.com for eight years. Frances is currently working on a dark fantasy/horror novel called Plague Town.
Frances has a Master in Writing from Johns Hopkins University and works as a program specialist during the day.
Frances’ Reviews
Skinny Dip
A Rollicking Murder on the High Seas By: Carl Hiaasen Joey’s idea of a romantic two year anniversary with her ...
Man in the Brown Suit, The
Not the Traditional Christie: A Peppy 1920s Thriller By: Agatha Christie Anne Beddingfeld, young, impressionable, erratic, and deeply romantic in ...
Death by Tiara
Prozac, Cattiness, and Deadly Beauty Author: Laura Levine Jaine Austen, the love-lorn female detective of the elastic waist jeans and ...
The Underground City
The Underground City: A Little Known Jules Verne Story Author: Jules Verne Thirteen years after the publication of Journey to ...
Farmer Boy
Another Cozy Little House Novel Author: Laura Ingalls Wilder With Fall in the air and pumpkin spice lattes proliferating from ...
Stiff Upper Lip Jeeves
Another Love Scheme Gone Wrong at Totliegh Towers Author: P.G. Wodehouse Coming back from Chattanooga through a ten hour drive, ...
Washing the Dead
Redemption, History, and the Bond of Family Author: Michelle Brafman Washing the Dead is both a personal story of growth ...
Listerdale Mystery and Eleven Other Stories
A Cozy Collection of 12 Mystery Stories Author: Agatha Christie A cozy mystery fan and recent addict to Agatha Christie, ...
Chef Maurice and a Spot of Truffle
An Endearing and Hilarious Cotswold Cozy! By: J.A. Lang When Ollie Meadows, disliked supplier and forager for the local gourmands ...
The Walking Dead: Compendium Two
From the Prison to a Possible Utopia By: Robert Kirkman Getting ready for the season of pumpkin spice and all ...
Tourist Season
Terrorism and Tourism By: Carl Hiaasen The president of the Miami Chamber of Commerce is more than just dead. He’s ...
Knocked Out by My Nunga-Nungas: Further, Further Confessions of Georgia Nicolson
Further Tribulations of a Teen in Snogging Withdrawal Author: Louise Rennison Life isn’t always easy when you’re the girlfriend of ...
Sleeping Murder (Miss Marple Mysteries)
“Cover her face; mine eyes dazzle; she died young." Author: Agatha Christie Coming from New Zealand, Gwenda is on a ...
Go Set a Watchman
The Racist Sequel for To Kill a Mockingbird Author: Harper Lee Fifty-five years after the iconic classic To Kill a ...
Manitou, The
The Beginning of Masterton's Best Loved Series Author: Graham Masterton Having been introduced to Graham Masterton’s long running Manitou series ...
Code of the Woosters, The
My Favorite Wodehouse Novel to Date Author: P.G. Wodehouse In one of the most daring (and deranged) escapades yet, Bertie ...
A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 1)
Why You Should Get In On This Latest Nation-Wide Fiction Addiction Author: George R. R. Martin Shall I tell you ...
Ye Are the Body
A History of the Anglican/Episcopalian Church Author: Bonnell Spencer In between cozy mysteries and bouts of classical literature, I always ...
Journey to the Center of the Earth
The Beauty of Winding, Subterranean Galleries Author: Jules Verne In the classic library mode yet again, I decided to go ...
