In my mind, travel and writing go together.
The people, the places, and the adventures might appear as either truth or fiction in the pages I write.
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A Writer’s Blog
Follow me as I write about my travel adventures and writing experiences. Along with my husband, our antique car rallies and blue water cruising have taken us around the world.
UNCHARTED - A Novel
Carter McDowell is a broken man. Unspoken guilt and grief haunt him as he struggles to get far south of the Bahama Islands before his meager funds run out and he is forced to give up the only worthy thing he has left, his sailboat, Wind Chaser.
About Janet
I wrote my first piece of fiction the summer I was ten (I think). It was a story about a young, bored girl who, despite an otherwise happy childhood, runs away to join a circus. It wasn’t a very long story…
Fan Mail
"This book brought me to the 'real' Bahamas with a cast of captivating and complex characters.
The mystery was intriguing and hard to put down. I loved it."
Mary Jo B
"When UNCHARTED arrived, I was already into another novel, but I thought I would just take a look at the first few pages.
Well, that was that-just kept right on reading.
What a story. I couldn't put it down."
Lynnea M
"I read a lot of suspense novels. This one kept my interest from the first page!
I enjoyed the character development, the graphic descriptions of the islands and the twists in the plot.
I highly recommend it."
Mike H
"As a sailor and navigatrix, everything rang true. The characters were real and there was a wonderful sense of suspense.
Add all this and you have a book that is hard to put down. I know I couldn't."
Margo P
"I almost dropped my iPad when I read they were walking down Center Street in Fernandina Beach.
I live in Fernandina and it was so authentic."
Renee L
"Exciting, realistic, edge of your seat page-turner.
I really loved it - and learn a lot about the Bahamas!"
Craig C
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I am working on the sequel to UNCHARTED. You can read the first chapter here.