The Winters siblings were always close to one another and each had a special bond to their sister Vera, who always put family first. The eldest, Ruth, marries a powerful businessman after college which brings inherent danger to this close-knit southern family. Twins Matthew and Marc are caught up in danger, deceit and peril.  Marc marries the love of his life; Matthew pursues a legal career and both find themselves in a life-changing struggle to preserve the Winters family.

What could possibly ruin a perfect union in a sun-drenched Florida wedding? A murdered father-in-law for starters. Detective Bovier is found on the church steps moments after his daughter's vows were uttered to Matthew Winters. Enter Bovier's partner, Jack Palace, who has his own theory about his partner's demise, and Detective Peter Sutherland who leaves nothing to speculation. Suspense, plot twists and turns that leave the reader dying for more.

The third book of the Trilogy brings

the Winters family drama back into

frame with further tragedy, newly

uncovered secrets and even more plot twists. When young James Winters mysteriously disappears off the coast of Maui during a family reunion, it appears to be a tragic accident. With no 'body' and no evidence of foul play, the rescue team has to give up after the official three-day search ends unsuccessfully. But uncle Matt and his detective friend aren't so sure this is a random accident.  Meanwhile, Matthew's sister who has been in witness protection, hears of her family's plight and begins to wonder if it's time to come out of hiding.

Imagine driving home from work and suddenly,  in the blink of an eye, you are charged with murder, your car is impounded and you are in need of both an ace detective and a top-notch criminal attorney. That is what happened to Tim Tyler when he was forced to take evasive action to avoid hitting a dump truck head on. Swerving toward the shoulder of the road, Tim realizes 'something' struck the front of his car. Little did he know, there was a body inside that black bag. 

It’s often said that to truly understand someone, you have to walk a mile in his shoes. In Philip G. Lilly and Jennifer Taylor Wojcik’s Worn Sandals, we have the opportunity to travel many miles in the sandals of Jesus as the Messiah journeys from childhood toward His ultimate destiny.

A compelling novel of love, loss and survival that highlights an all too often hidden crime affecting countless men and women.  That crime is stalking. Meet Meaghan Campbell, a lovely twenty-something in St. Petersburg, Florida. After dating Phillip Ray for two years, something went terribly wrong. He hit her - beat her and she didn't know where to turn or whom she could trust.  He said he would never do it again - until he did. Now, Meaghan needed help.

Friendships can be powerful relationships, particularly if they lead you into a world of crime.  Meet Eric Ashton and his best friend Carl Finnegan, two thirty something mid-westerns who grew up to become successful mechanical engineers.  Having met during a stint at General Electric, the two left the corporate world to become independent contractors. All was going well until Carl's drinking and womanizing invaded the personal territory of Eric. Enter Doris Baker - the woman who caught the eye of both men.  When Carl enlisted his friend's help in the heist of an armored car, Eric wanted no part of it, but acquiesced with prodding from Carl. So the story begins, as does the deceit. Follow the story as the lives of everyone involved takes on new meaning and profound consequences.  Mystery, romance, choices...they are all here.

This fictional story examines two

unsolved crimes set in Jacksonville,

Florida; one – the murder of a

30-year-old that occurred 7 years

prior; the second – a child, age 12

is abducted – and the case is now 5 years unresolved.  Heather Howell and Steven Oliver Bascom take on these cases in search of answers and most importantly – justice.  Howell and Bascom revive the effort – working with the original detectives and first responders – uncovering not only the truth but identifying those who were inexplicably left as collateral damage in the wake of these crimes.

What goes around comes around - or so they say. With a stellar record in solving old or cold cases, the investigative team of Howell and Bascom set out in the quaint town of Gadsden, Alabama to solve another mystery and uncover what really happened.  In doing so they unravel  countless facts that have hidden the truth until now and in the process prove that Karma is real.

It is 2017  and once again, the investigative team of Howell & Bascom take on two cold cases in the greater Denver area.  One a rash of home invasions that has escalated over the past two years, and the other a 2014 drive-by shooting .  Both cases are considered active yet unresolved and the authorities have reached a stalemate.  Mystery abounds in this serendipitous story. 

The case - a liquor warehouse fire that occurred in 2017 and a lone individual discovered inside, severely burned and pronounced dead at the scene.  The fire is ruled arson, but two years later it is unresolved.   In a world where things are often not what they appear to be, we call them illusions.  But in the criminal world circumstances are often created to disguise the truth . Those are manipulations.   As St. Petersburg Detectives Gardner and Bascom tackle an unsolved case in the Chicago area, they quickly realize that distinguishing between the obvious and the disguised is paramount. 

It is 2020 and amidst a worldwide pandemic, Detective Max Gardner takes on his investigative law firm's latest case. Situated in Myrtle Beach, SC, Max is challenged to solve a murder that occurred in 2015 - the death of a senior editor at a regional publishing company. Though investigated by local law enforcement, no arrests had been made citing lack of credible evidence. The investigation takes Max across several states and the greater District of Columbia  area, looking for the missing pieces of this  homicidal puzzle. 

Frank Mendosa, 21 married with a child on the way is arrested and faces manslaughter charges in the death of his boss.  Out of necessity, he is forced to use a court appointed defense attorney.  Frank  maintained his innocence but was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison.   Fifteen years later, he is paroled with two goals in mind:  proving his innocence and earning the trust of his son.  Locating and eliciting the help of the Investigative Law Firm of HBG&T , he asks them to take on his case - to eradicate his conviction and prove his innocence once and for all.  

Burden of Proof  is set in Knoxville, Tennessee in 2021 and is the fictional account of a 38-year-old who disappeared in 2016 leaving behind a wife of six years and a five-year-old daughter.  After five unsuccesful years of searching for Carver Kent, the case had gone cold.  Eager to get on with life, Felicia Carver, her daughter Tammy and Carver's aging mother ask the authorities if there is anything more that can be done.  The police petition HBG&T  for their help in finding out if Carver is alive or dead to ultimately give the Kent family closure.  

Two unresolved cases, the first a 2011 bank robbery in a small Mississippi town whose prime suspect was declared dead after a police chase.  Imagine the towns' reaction when he shows up very much alive. Time is running out on the statute of limitations for robbery and  Detective Max Gardner gets this assignment.  Meanwhile in Massachusetts,  a grieving father demands justice for his daughter's murder in 2010 .The prime suspect was tried and found not guilty, but the father won't accept that.  To determine whether or not double jeopardy applies, Detective Pete Sutherland takes on the case with some shocking results.

A Point of View - You don't know what you don't know - is Ms. Wojcik's first book of non-fiction.  Not to be confused with a book about 'how to' - she refers to it as 'A Message'.  Point of View takes you on a journey of discovey reflecting what is involved in creating your unique perspective on a variety of topics.  And as for 'you don't know what you don't know' Wojcik says that has become her daily mantra and made her more accepting, tolerant and as a result - a better person.

At least that's her point of view! 

Something bizarre is occurring in El Paso, and while all the authorities agree it is murder, they have no idea how to find the source.  One local official calls in Zackary Poston, a recently retired government agent who in turn calls his former compadre Steven Oliver Bascom.  The widely recognized firm of HBG&T take on the case and the action begins.  Detectives Peter Sutherland and Maxwell Gardner assist with age-old cloak and dagger maneuvers to try and solve the mystery.  Dead to Rights - a winner.

FROM THE AUTHOR:  A book of prose. As we experience life, we learn; as we learn we grow. Being encouraged to 'write about what you know',  this is where my writing career began, We all have a story to tell; a legacy to leave behind. Not a journal, not a diary, but this book reflects years of exceptional moments among exceptional people who have shaped my life - making me the author I've become.