Just cooking up some cauliflower rice!
I wrote this website because I wanted to share my musings on being an “Everywoman” and how to do it all. Or, at the very least try. I love to write, cook, eat crazy food, do sprint triathlons… you know, a bit of everything.
With my books, I love mixing “the real with the fantastic,” and like nothing better than taking different scenarios and creating worlds where things just aren’t what they appear to be.
My 6-book Buddhist thriller series, THE HUNT FOR XANADU, THE QUEST OF THE EMPTY TOMB, THE CALL OF MOUNT SUMERU, THE HAUNTING OF CRAGG HILL HOUSE, THE SEARCH FOR STARLIGHT and THE JOURNEY BACK, are about a brilliant and fearless young woman named Kelsey Porter, whose life is steeped in Buddhist spiritual mysteries and she is constantly discovering the world around her is not what she believed it to be. Please feel free to check all my books out here at this link.
My Dark Fantasy Series, THE WORLD OF KAROV and THE RUBY AMULET take us to other realms filled with magic and evil as a dark presence is seeping through the dimensions.
I always thought there should be more special needs characters in mainstream books. My YA novels, FLYING TO THE LIGHT and FLYING TO THE FIRE are about a young deaf boy who knows what happens to you when you die and now people are after him for the answers.
My horror novel, THE MANNEQUINS, is about a film crew that enters an abandoned mansion and disappears, while my horror short story collection, RICKET ROW, is filled with little creepy tales, guaranteed to keep you up at night.
Lastly, if you like science fiction, like I do, check out TITANIUM FLOW, which is a great collection of sci-fi short stories I’ve written. I think you’ll enjoy them.
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Elyse Salpeter 
Good post Elyse! I look forward to reading more. Tell your ferret I said hello!
Love the blog Lyse. I was totally impressed seeing your name as an author on Amazon. The book kept my interest and was very easy reading. Awaiting your next novel. I guess I am a bit of everything myself. Teacher,gardener,mom, grandma and caregiver to many. My main worry right now is my oldest Shepard-who is over 9 years old and failing fast. Had 3 major traumas in the past 18 months including a life saving surgery for her stomach turning. When do you call it over for a dog you have had for more than 9 years? She cannot eat without having it come out one of 2 ways. Really OK for the carpet cleaners-but not for my in house family that includes an 18 month old granddaughter. Such a difficult decision. Anyway-always good to talk at you cousin!!!!
Ok Elyse I get my Kindle tomorrow is there a way to download the book from Amazon yet?
Hi there! Having been nominated for the Liebster Blog Award, I’ve chosen your blog as one of my further nominees. If you’re up for it, help spread the love amongst our fellow bloggers and writers. More details here: http://wp.me/p3iouk-2c
Wow, I’m honored and would love to do this with you… looked at the link – do you personally ask me questions?
My list of questions for my nominees is at the end of my post. Let me know if you can’t see them?