A founding member and first president of Pennwriters, Susan Anderson (aka Lindsay Randall) is the author of more than a dozen romance novels, including PHANTOM, a paranormal romance available from Dorchester Publishing.

Phantom—A man cursed to turn into a soul-stealing phantom every night at midnight hopes a beautiful healer will help him fight the evil inside.

Two Hearts Too Wild—Nominated by RT for a Reviewer's Choice Award for Best Historical Adventure, Two Hearts Too Wild is an unforgettable saga of searing passion and never-ending love.  From the shores of Scandinavia to the meadows of England, Devon and Brigitta face all odds to be together.

Now retired, Mary has edited two award-winning national magazines, "The Master's Work" and "Catholic Forester," has written for two Daily Devotionals, "Living Faith" and "My Daily Visitor," and authored a syndicated column called Catholic Singles. She has a Master's Degree in Pastoral Studies.

How Shall We Become Holy, Thirty Steps to Intimacy with God—Equally appropriate for beginners and the more spiritually advanced, this is a book that those seeking holiness will find invaluable. Holiness is an integral part of what we do every day, and the author's suggestions are possible to achieve and profound in their effects.

Seventy Septembers—A history of the work of the Holy Spirit Missionary Sisters in Mississippi and Arkansas completed in 1988 following a half year of research. This book was written on assignment and is distributed by the Sisters to promote their work.

Shirley holds a master's degree in Christian education and has pursued graduate work in journalism. Her articles have appeared in dozens of Christian publications, such as Angels on Earth and Mature Living. She is a correspondent for The Patriot-News.

Sisterhood of Faith: 365 Life-Changing Stories of Women Who Made a Difference—They are missionaries and martyrs, media personalities and ministers. Their stories captured in dramatic profiles go beyond the perplexing dialogue about the role of women in the church to focus on those who have simply devoted themselves to living out God's love in often-dramatic ways.

James Buescher is the author of the one-act play Flambee. Currently a business journalist, entertainment reporter and political correspondent for Lancaster Newspapers in Lancaster, he has worked on the NBC Sci-Fi Series "Dark Skies" and is currently writing his first novel, The Bin Fishers.

Flambee —Cast: 4m., 3w. [Mardi Gras dancers, extras.] When Megan places an ad in the "relationships" column of the local newspaper, she meets her maker in more ways than one in this poignantly funny showdown between one woman and the rest of the universe. Minimal staging.

Bobbi Carducci and her husband Michael created their own shocking story when the dashing young Italian man married the fetching, yet older, Irish woman. They made a rousing success of it and after more than 18 years are still living happily ever after in Round hill, VA. where Bobbi writes two feature columns for the local Purcellville Gazette. Other publishing credits include her essay "Changing Currents," in the anthology A Cup of Comfort for Sisters, True Story magazine and ByLine magazine. Bobbi is a founding member and director of The Round Hill Writers Group.

A Cup of Comfort for Sisters—More than fifty remarkable stories create a touching celebration of women you will want to share with your sister and all your sister-friends.

Chicken Soup for the Grandma’s Soul—Stories to Honor and Celebrate the Ageless Love of Grandmothers – Includes Bobbi’s story, “Deposition Stew”.

Karen Commings is an award-winning writer and author of eight books on pet care. A former columnist for Cat Fancy, Central Pennsylvania’s Apprise and Computers in Libraries magazines, she was a contributing editor for Pets.com and a regular contributor to Petplace.com. She writes regularly for CatWatch and DogWatch, the newsletters of the Cornell University School of Veterinary Science. More than of her 400 articles, essays, poems and short stories appeared in print.

The Dog Lover's Survival Guide—"Must reading" for first-time dog owners--though even experienced canine lovers will find helpful advice.

Shelter Cats—If you're thinking of adopting a feline companion, Shelter Cats will provide you with everything you need to know to select and care for your perfect pet.A Howell Cat Book of Distinction

Ty Drago—is the editor/publisher of Peridot Books (www.peridotbooks.com, a successful, online market for science fiction, nd horror. All this, and a day job too! Ty makes his home in New Jersey.

The Franklin Affair—December, 1776. Sixteen-year-old Henri Gruel is enlisted as a spy against the great Ben Franklin. Charmed by the old man's wit, wisdom and brilliance, Henri quickly finds his loyalties in conflict—especially when Franklin is framed for murder!

Phobos—Something is killing people on a research station on Phobos, Mars' largest moon. Lieutenant Mike Brogue, Peace Corps officer and native Martian, must endure treachery, double-dealings and even kidnapping in order to uncover the truth—before he becomes the next victim.

Doris Dumrauf is a writer and award-winning photographer who resides in Coraopolis, PA, with her husband and two cats. Her photo features have appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pennsylvania Magazine, Country Discoveries, and the travel website Trips and Journeys.

Mary Emmons, writing as Anne K. Edwards, writes what she likes to read–-mysteries. She has been a Pennwriters member for ten years and highly recommends its critique groups.

Death on Delivery—Hannah Clare returns to P.I. work and finds herself nearly a victim to a murder-for-hire ring that stalks her as she is stalking them. (Available: October 2004.)

Tim is a satirist, poet and writer of short fiction, living in Pittsburgh. His poetry has been translated into Spanish and Chinese; and his fiction has appeared in thirteen languages. He is Adjunct Faculty at Seton Hill University, in the Writing Popular Fiction M.A. Program.

The Influence of Pigeons on Architecture—This poetry chapbook contains several favorites from Tim's popular readings, including "hello", "Some Days It Drives Me Nuts", "What She Was", and "Superman Behind the Counter".

Harriet K. Feder's books for toddlers and teens have been published here and abroad. Children who grew up with: What Can You Do With a Bagel and her holiday books now eagerly read Feder's mystery series for young adults featuring teen age sleuth, Vivi Hartman.

Death on Sacred Ground—Edgar nominee, 2002; Agatha nominee, 2002; Sydney Taylor Notable Book, 2002; Children's Literature Choice, 2002; New York Public Library Teen Choice, 2002.

Mystery in Miami Beach - Vivi helps capture a Nazi spy. A Holocaust thriller published in several languages.

Karl Fieldhouse a reading specialist, has previously published books for beginning readers. He lives with his wife, a Lutheran pastor, in Pennsylvania.

Lethal Lent—Pastor Abby Shaw is back. Can she help her good friend and supporter Barb Johnson fend off prosecution for the murder of Barb’s sister on the church Lenten retreat? Will it be a Lethal Lent at more than one level?

Awful Advent—’Tis the season to be jolly? Not for Pastor Abby Shaw, who finds a body in her Frederick County, Maryland, church four Sundays before Christmas. Can Abby find the hidden evidence and expose the killer?

Also available: Miss Howell's Employment, An Avalon historical romance.

Sharon K. Garner writes short stories and novels to capture the snappy comebacks that get away from her in real life, as evident in her latest romantic suspense novel, Sanctuary.

Sanctuary—A double cross that keeps on giving, a Brazilian ex-mercenary who wants to live in peace, a children's book illustrator who's thrust into a danger she doesn't understand...with a man she doesn't want to love.

The Spaniard's Cross—Pledged in love by an Armada survivor, the gold & ruby cross is a modern Spaniard's obsession. Ellie & Trev are forced into a deadly game for the heirloom, ending in a smugglers passage deep beneath Cornwall.

Lisa Gensheimer, president of Main Street Media, is an award-winning documentary producer and writer whose work has appeared on public television stations nationwide. Drawn to stories that define our national character, Lisa and her husband Rich specialize in programs that bring history to life.

Pennsylvania Wilds: Images from the Allegheny National Forest—Now you can enter the mysterious world of the Allegheny National Forest through the lens of photographer Ed Bernik. Little-known legends, new archaeological discoveries and unforgettable people await as you journey deep into a forest teeming with life. Story by Lisa Gensheimer.

Christine Goldbeck—Writing since she was five and continuously published in newspapers, magazines and books since she was 17, Christine is a writer for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Republican Caucus and leads workshops on personal journaling, creative and business writing.

A Tribute to O'Hara and Other Stories—contains eight short stories about contemporary, small-town life. The title story is a tribute to author John O’Hara, a National Book Award winning Pennsylvanian whose books remain widely read and collectible today. The book also contains art by David Naydock, also a Pennsylvanian whose work has been featured in Pennsylvania Magazine, and a sketch by Ed Shank, a Pennsylvania sculptor.

Edie Hanes is a charter member of Pennwriters. In additon to writing short
romances and mysteries for anyone who'll send her a check, she pens romantic suspense novels for Harlequin/ Silhouette.

Run to Me—When Erin Fallon's abusive ex-husband decides he wants his three-year old daughter back and his ex-wife dead, Erin finds herself running from a hitman...straight into the arms of a rugged civil engineer with emotional baggage of his own. Things are heating up in High Hawk, Arizona.

Bachelor in Blue Jeans—Sparks fly when Zach Davis temporarily returns to his Pennsylvania home town and discovers that the girl he left behind has become a stunning woman--and she's up to her pretty brown eyes in danger.

Lisa Lawmaster Hess is the author of two books, and numerous magazine articles. A school counselor for nearly twenty years, Lisa has published articles in educational publications such as Today's Catholic Teacher, Momentum and Teachers of Vision. Other articles have appeared regionally, nationally and online in publications ranging from Wee Teach to Mature Lifestyles.

Diverse Divorce—Diverse Divorce is a compilation of stories about divorce and separation. Each story features a different child adjusting to a changing family and coping with the feelings that go along with these changes. Eight of the stories are for younger elementary-age children; ten are for older children. Discussion questions and activities are included as well.

Acting Assertively—Acting Assertively was written as a seven session assertiveness program to be used by adults with upper elementary school students. A series of stories and activities, Acting Assertively can also be used independently by kids or select lessons may be used by parents or classroom teachers.

Jack Hillman, a Pennwriter since 1993, is a freelance writer and journalist. His writings include insurance matters, medical texts, investigative reporting, and short stories, novels and stage plays in Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery, Horror, and Humor genres.

There Are Giants In This Valley—“There Are Giants In This Valley” Is a Young Adult Fantasy. When Eric Johnson moved From Philadelphia to the country he wanted something to do. Landing in the middle of a war between the Norse Gods and Frost Giants wasn’t what he had in mind.

Giants Want the Lost River—Now the Frost Giants were trying to get access to Enigma Caverns and the Lost River, so they could continue their battle against the Aesir and conquer the people of Earth as well. Eric, Tommy and Stephanie had to find out why the Giants really wanted the Lost River and stop the Giants from taking control of Enigma Caverns. Follow the continuing saga of the Giant's War trilogy- a classic adventure of young children in amazing settings- and find out where the Lost River really comes out!

Walt has three adventure novels, a suspense novel and one historical non-fiction book. A Controller by trade, Walt lives in East Petersburg, Pa. with his lovely wife Deborah.

The Cabin—When Sue and Anna wanted to leave the world behind and build a cabin in the wilderness, Sue invited her childhood friend Ethan to help them. Neither knew that Anna held a secret that would imperil them all or that together they would face...everything!

Martha Johnson is the award-winning author of 17 novels and over 300 published short stories. Currently she writes inspirational romance for Steeple Hill Books, and she'll soon begin writing romantic suspense for the same publisher. She lives in eastern Pennsylvania but spends a lot of time traveling with her husband, especially to visit their four beautiful grandchildren.

TRUE DEVOTION—Pregnant Susannah Laine came to Lakemont to find out why her husband died there, but Police Chief Nathan Sloan is driven to protect her from the answers she seeks.

HERO IN HER HEART—Nolie Lang's farm is a haven for abandoned animals and a source of hope for the disabled, but her biggest challenge comes in the form of one stubborn firefighter. First in the Flanagan Firefighter series!

Elizabeth Kann lives in Reading, PA, with her husband and two children. Her essays have appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Chocolate For The Soul Volume II, SHE Caribbean, Go World Travel, and elsewhere. She and her sister co-authored Pinkalicious, a children's picture book (HarperCollins).

Pinkalicious—Written by Elizabeth Kann and her sister Victoria Kann, Illustrated by Victoria Kann. It's a book about dessert, desire and discipline. Pinkalicious can't stop eating pink cupcakes despite warnings from her parents. Her pink indulgence lands her at the doctor's office with Pinkititis.

Chocolate for the Woman's Soul Volume II—Chocolate for the Woman's Soul Volume II consists of 77 Stories that Celebrate the Richness of Life. Elizabeth Kann's essay in the Laugh Lines section is called The No Treat Retreat.

Sue Lang, who has published articles and books, currently serves as a Synodical Consultant in Leadership and Congregational Support. She offers resources for busy congregational leaders. She also directs an annual writer's conference to support those writing for the local congregation and beyond.

Who is My Neighbor?—Through the study of the Old Testament books of Ruth and Jonah, individuals participate in a group learning experience. Exercises and thought-provoking questions will encourage a new understanding of the biblical books as they intersect with contemporary life.

Our Community—Begins with a definition of conflict grounded in who we are as the people of God and discusses the difference between unhealthy and healthy communications. For leaders working to maintain a healthy church.

Sue Lange's Tritcheon Hash was published by Metropolis Ink in 2003. Her We, Robots was published by Aqueduct Press in 2007. She has also published short stories in Adbusters and numerous speculative fiction magazines.

Tritcheon Hash—The year is 3011. Women live on one planet, men the other. Tritcheon Hash, ace test pilot, has been given the assignment to spy on the men's planet to determine if there is any reason why the two genders should get back together.

We, Robots—On the eve of the Singularity, Avey, an off-the-shelf domestic robot is recalled to the factory for a safety upgrade. Upon returning home, the robot discovers the world to be changed and embarks on a path to rebellion.