Started with the Plum series in January 2008 and found fan fic in Februay that same year. After reading some amazing stories, I decided to give it a try. I was born and raised in NJ until we moved to NC in 1993. I married my Ranger and we have 5 non-human children. I'm an RN with a background in ER, ICU, and EMS. Been writing for my own amusement forever. Hope you like my stuff. If you don't...then I suggest you don't read it anymore. We all do this for fun here, and I find it rather sad how some people need to make themselves feel better by putting others down. To those who feel the need to flame...get a real life, get laid, or buy a vibrator. Just do something to rid yourself of the low self esteem you have! Life is way too short not to enjoy it. I love Stephen King, true crime non fiction, and psychological thrillers. Have enjoyed all your stories so far, and I thank you for sharing them with us. Sue

A/N: Reminder...just incase I forget to add this to any of my stories...DISCLAIMER: I am only borrowing these characters from JE. I am not making any money what so every. And if I did...I'd never tell!

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In Memory of Danny McGuinness 1/4/99-6/30/10

10-7-19- Just wanted to thank all those who keep reading, reviewing, and dropping me a PM. I know I am soooo late with Not Without You. I'm starting to get the urge to create again. I promise I will finish this series because I hate it when writers leave me hanging. I also changed my photo from McKenzie as a puppy to Dorie. She's 7 weeks old in that picture. She's a White German Sheperd. I named her after my cousin Doreen, who died from an aggressive breast to bone cancer at 37, my coworker Dora Faulkner, who was brutally tortured and murdered along with her husband and 2 dogs, and my Godmother Dorothea, who died from ovarian cancer. All loved dogs. I started out wanting to train Dorie to be a therapy dog. What better way to honor their memory than to spread mad puppy love to those in hospitals and hospices? However, I didn't realize that my ankle and hip pain for the last several years was really coming from my lumbar spine that looks like an S. So the training is put on hold until I get enough shots or surgery and can handle the constant bending over. She is a really great dog but at 70 lbs and all the puppy energy, it probably is a good idea to let her settle down a bit. So if Ivy, McKenzie, Jack, and Dorie allow me to have some writing time, I hope to at least write something to get my groove back!