Echelon Press published Sarah's story "Safari" in 2006. In this electronic download, a woman traveling on safari with her husband discovers an unusual method for murder. The story was inspired by a a 25th wedding anniversary trip to Africa that ended abruptly in a car crash. For more on the "story behind the story," see Sarah's blog for Jan. 30, 2008 Turning Points.	Sarah's first novel, "Bound for Eternity," was based upon her real life investigation of an Egyptian mummy at the University of Illinois. The Virtual Mummy (non-fiction) Award: American Library Association  Best of the Best From University Presses, 2004
Sarah's article on "Digging death: Archaeological mysteries" appeared in the summer 2006 issue of Mystery Scene Magazine	Sarah's story, "Let There be Light," is at Amazon shorts for only 49 cents. It features some of the same characters in "Bound for Eternity" and is set in a creepy old attic museum.
Short story "Justice" in Summer 2007 issue of Mystericale (a free ezine!) It's based on a recent visit to Arizona: What lengths would scientists living in the Bioshpere go to when a crop fails and they begin to grow lean and hungry?? An audio download of this story is available at Sniplits.com	Another short story, "Malice Archaeological," appears in the Summer 2008 edition of the free ezine, Mysterical-E. It's based on an incident at Sarah's first Italian dig a long, long time ago... New Story (January 2010), also in Mysterical-E. It's called "Heaven for Roosters," and was inspired by a visit to my daughter in the Dominican Republic while she was teaching science at a very unusual school. No murder, but lots of chickens...