Feb 14

THE GUARDIAN & HER CAPTAIN, Agatha & Bonnie, a story of hate and love

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In The Guardian & Her Captain…, Dr. Sophie Jimson delivers a young woman’s baby in the rear of a taxi. Shortly after, the doctor is murdered by a phantom man that witnesses can’t describe. The Phantom, with the newborn in his arms, escapes, but an off-duty policewoman, Lieutenant Agatha Crist, grabs the baby from him. The baby is returned to the mother and the policewoman is hailed as a hero for rescuing the child. Agatha soon finds out that Dr. Jimson happens to be her fraternal twin. They were supposed to meet for the first time to end their lifelong estrangement. Agatha is distraught and insists on being part of the murder investigation team, despite her captain’s objections. As the investigation proceeds, it becomes clear the lieutenant needs as much protection as the new mother. The lieutenant’s supervisor, Captain Bonnie Smyth, steps into the case to protect both women. As the two women bump heads, sparks fly. Will they fall in love or continue the hatred they’ve been exposed to for generations? ASIN: B08D3WLFZ8 (Kindle Version $2.99) ASIN: B08CMF2CSR (Print Version $11.99) The Guardian & Her Captain: Agatha & Bonnie, a story of hate and love, (Jimson Murders Volume1), is […]
Feb 07

If You Think You’re Lonely Now, Valetta & Tyla’s story of love and devotion

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A shy deputy sheriff, Tyla Chester, wants to convince a sexy, independent older woman, Valetta Pinkney, to go out with her. The deputy stutter-stumbles every time she asks a question about the break-in and attempted burglary in the store Valetta owns. Valetta thinks the deputy is immature and a little bit odd. Two hit and run accidents change everything for Deputy Chester. First, the discovery of a teenage girl on the verge of death, a victim of what soon seems to be no accident. Second, Valetta is changing a tire when she is struck by a motorist and nearly killed. Tyla Chester vows to find the perpetrators of these incidents and bring them to justice. As she investigates, more questions than answers arise. Who would want to kill a young woman? What was she doing at the time she was hit? Were both hit and runs instigated by the same person? And, can Tyla find a way to win Valetta’s heart? Find out in If You Think You’re Lonely Now, Valetta & Tyla’s story of love and devotion, number 10 in the Forever Woman series. If You Think You’re Lonely Now, Valetta & Tyla’s story of love and devotion is […]
Feb 01

LOVE THE 1 YOU’RE WITH?

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Lynette Royce, from Two Moons Bakery & Get Reckless, can’t find the right woman. She keeps breaking up with good women because she can’t control her adulterous ways. In bed, one woman looks as good as the next one, until she bumps heads with a homeless army vet. Fabian Moody is a newly hired cab driver trying to return Lynette’s lost wallet and ID. Words are exchanged, tensions rise, and miscommunication reaches its peak. In a rage, Lynette sprays Fabian with a cheap version of pepper spray that contains poisonous chemicals, making everybody within ten yards seriously ill. During their hospital stay in a shared room, they can’t get enough of each other, feeling an attraction they cannot get under control, causing the two women to fight like cats and dogs. Once released, their attraction-detraction game continues, prompting Fabian to get cold feet and literally run away. Will the two very opposite women be able to overcome obvious differences and see each other in a different light? Love the 1 You’re With? is the ninth book in the Forever Woman series, featuring many of the supporting and supportive women from the rest of the series. Love The 1 You’re With: […]
Jan 24

THE DINNER PARTY, making lifelong love connections (Jimson Murders Volume2)

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The Dinner Party, making life-long connections (Jimson Murders Volume2) is a sequel to The Guardian & Her Captain. It continues the story of secondary characters Dr. Elizabeth Reid, who is Sophia Jimson’s ex-fiancée, and Josephina Macklin, the city hospital security guard who requested a transfer to get away from her feelings for the doctor. Elizabeth receives a dinner invitation from a mysterious wealthy contributor to the hospital where she works. Although she is reluctant to attend, her boss insists, as the contributor wants to thank her for saving his son’s life. When she attends the dinner, two strange and alarming things happen: Elizabeth sees Josephina for the first time in three years and a gang of gun-toting men bursts into the premises. Elizabeth manages to escape the ensuing shooting and hides. As the sound of gunfire surrounds her, she happens upon a seriously injured Josephina. Can the two women survive this tragedy? The Dinner Party, making life-long connections (Jimson Murders Volume2) is now available on Amazon and Kindle. ASIN: B08J6PT16D (Kindle Version $2.99) ASIN: B08J5BGHPN (Print Version $10.99) Here are the links for: The Dinner Party, making life-long connections (Jimson Murders Volume2) Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08J6PT16D Print: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08J5BGHPN Kindle UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08J5BGHPN Smashwords: […]
Jan 10

DUTCH CHOCOLATE1, The Vice President is missing

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A chance meeting in a public school bathroom rekindles old feelings in PI Yolanda “Dutch” Riggins for her former college friend Judith Kerson. Forbidden to Dutch twenty years ago, as Vice President of the United States, Judith is now completely taboo. Regardless, the two make a tentative dinner date, but fate intervenes and Judith goes missing. With one Secret Service person killed and another in critical condition, witnesses are scarce and Dutch and her crew take up the reins of the investigation. Why would anyone abduct the Vice President? Is it for money, fame, or something more sinister? Whatever the reason, it is up to Dutch to find her old friend in the first novel of the action-packed, suspenseful Dutch Chocolate Series: Dutch Chocolate1: The Vice President is Missing. Available now on Amazon and Smashwords! ASIN: B083Z5XWMB (Kindle Version $2.99) ISBN-13: 9781661886233 (Print Version $10.99) ISBN-10: 166188623X (Print Version $10.99) Here are the links for: Dutch Chocolate1: The Vice President is missing Kindle USA : http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B083Z5XWMB Kindle UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B083Z5XWMB Kindle Print: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/166188623X Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1000587 Book Trailer: https://youtu.be/g16HxtlL98A Ask David: http://askdavid.com/books/10892 Connect with BL Wilson at these links: Blog: https://wilsonbluez.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/patchworkbluezpress Goodreads: http://bit.ly/1BDmrjJ Twitter: http://bit.ly/11fAPxR Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B002BOJ19O […]
Jan 01

DUTCH CHOCOLATE 2: JUDGE YE NOT

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In Dutch Chocolate 2: Judge Ye Not, a series of complications plague Judge Roy MacKay’s courtroom. He’s the sitting judge on an important criminal case against one of the world’s major drug kingpins, nicknamed El Jefe.  The judge and his courtroom staff have suffered through several bomb threats, armed guards and personal bodyguards, a courtroom filled with cameras, reporter wannabees, official reporters, and so many court watchers, daily seating lotteries are conducted before court begins. The jury finds El Jefe guilty on all counts. Now the judge must sentence the drug kingpin in eighteen days. Unfortunately, his daughter has been kidnapped to make sure he releases El Jefe. Judge MacKay hires Dutch to rescue his daughter. Now Dutch is racing against the clock. She has less than eighteen days to find the judge’s daughter and install her in a safe house before El Jefe’s minions deliver her to a fate worse than death. Can Dutch rescue the young hostage and keep everyone she holds dear safe? Dutch Chocolate 2: Judge Ye Not:  Available for pre-order 11/23/20. The release date is 12/02/20.   ASIN: B08P2GMX6Q (Kindle Version $2.99) ASIN: B08NZQCCM8 (Print Version $12.99) Here are the links for: Dutch Chocolate 2: […]
Dec 27

WHY I WROTE: Dutch Chocolate2: Judge Ye Not

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Years ago, long before the girl power, Black Girl Magic and the Me-Too movements, I watched Angela Jolie in the movie Laura Croft Tomb Raider. I was in love with movies again. I thought. Wow! Finally, an attractive woman in a lead role where she carries everything. She played the role of an adventurer, normally inhabited by a man. Think Harrison Ford in the Indiana Jones series or Nicholas Cage in the National Treasure series, both men played adventurer roles. Their movies were quite popular with moviegoers. While watching Tomb Raider, years later, I thought to myself. How come there aren’t more action movies like this with women or minorities in main roles. Why aren’t they the stars of show? Is it because nobody would pay to see movies like this? I’d go see it. I bet I could find plenty of other folks would too. When Marvel brought Luke Cage to Netflix and it was so popular, I thought yay! Finally, a handsome Black man was starring in an adventure series that was popular enough to warrant a second-year renewal. Black Panther sealed the deal. It drew international appeal and acclaim as third most watched and popular movies of […]
Dec 20

DECEMBER OF SORROWS

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I’ve been thinking a lot about God lately. Unlike earlier this year, this time I know why. Permit me to explain as best I can. Towards the end of December, is said to be the birth date of God’s son Jesus. It’s a wonderful time for amazing celebrations of his birth to a relatively poor couple. His foster father Joseph was an unemployed carpenter and his birth mother Mary was a simple housewife. For me and my family December has been a month of deep sorrow and regret. My father died on December 29, 2001. My sister only two years older than me, died in the early morning on December 11, 2017. I miss them both so much and wish they were both still here. At times, it’s difficult for me to celebrate Christmas or New Year’s Eve with their deaths hanging over my head like a permanent dark mistletoe. I try to remember with a great deal of fondness, celebrating Christmas when I was a child and now missing family members were alive and well. Back then, my mother loved this time of year. She hung ribbons full of hundreds of Christmas cards in the hallway by the front […]
Dec 13

LOSS

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The picture above is a view of the Hudson River during a stormy day. The fog is partly covering the New Jersey shoreline near the Palisades. The road with the cars on it is the West Side Highway. It’s one of the major highways in Manhattan that runs along a body of water called the Hudson. The other roadway that runs alongside a river is the FDR Drive on the eastside, running along the East River. The bridge located over the West Side Highway is one of the entrances to Riverbank State Park. When I look at this picture, I think that’s how I feel. Sometimes, I’m sunless and kind of foggy, as if my brain is on permanent default. I get lost in the fog. There are no lights to help guide me to the light or a better day. My sister died on December 12, 2017. She was two years older than I. We didn’t speak daily. I’m not much of a caller. I never have been one to call first. If you call me and I’m in the mood, I will talk your ear off. My sister and I would talk on birthdays and winter holidays like […]
Dec 06

I THOUGHT I KNEW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE DIE

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I thought I knew what happens when we die. After all, I was familiar with death, since I’d experienced it at a young age. I was around eleven years old when my grandmother died at seventy-nine. The medical examiner’s records said she died of a heart attack, cardiac arrest. The report didn’t say that my grandmother was the main speaker at a church sisters’ meeting. The topic was Africa. As she was speaking at the front of the church, she felt funny. The sisters told my mother how my grandmother grabbed her chest and told the closest sister she needed to rest because she felt so tired. She managed to sit down in one of the front pews, never to rise again. So yes, I thought I knew death. When I was twelve, I bought a puppy from the local dog pound with five dollars I’d found fluttering the breeze, finally landing on a dirt should of a main road. My kid brother, big sister, and I were walking home from the library. It was the best five-dollar gift I’d ever spent on me. I called the puppy Lady, named after the female dog in Disney’s movie Lady & The […]
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