She loves the mystery and
myths that abound in Celtic legends and can often be found reading ancient manuscripts
on the Sacred Texts website. This interest is reflected in her urban fantasy
series The Cornwall Adventures and the new Arabella’s Secret series. Nancy is a
member of The Writers Union of Canada and the Writers Guild of Alberta. She has
publishing credits in poetry, fiction, and non-fiction.
Novels
YA Fantasy
Laurel’s Quest Book 1 The Cornwall Adventures
A Step Beyond Book 2 The Cornwall Adventures
Go Gently Book 3 The Cornwall Adventures
Romance Fantasy
The Selkie’s Song Book 1 Arabella’s Secret
Contemporary Western Romance
Storm’s Refuge A Longview Romance
Come Hell or High Water A Longview Romance
A Longview Christmas A Longview Romance Novella
Historical Fiction
No Absolution writing as N.M. Bell
Arabella Angarrick wants nothing more than to leave
Penzance behind and study nursing in London. Her Da has other plans for her
though. Arabella would rather throw herself off the cliffs of Lamorna Cove than
marry Daniel Treliving. On one of her rambles across the moors on her pony,
Arabella meets a dark and handsome young man who captures her fancy. There is
something strange about him, but that only makes him more intriguing.
Headstrong and stubborn, Arabella sets out to chart her own course in life, but
things take an unexpected turn. Vear Du rescues her from danger, but can he
protect her from himself?
Michelle Wilson has the world by the tail. Cale
loves her and she loves him. Storm is happy and healthy. To top it off,
Michelle has qualified for the Calgary Stampede. She can’t wait to barrel race
for a chance at $100,000 on Showdown Sunday. All her dreams are coming true;
nothing could possibly spoil her happiness. Could it? Shelly, her brother’s new
girlfriend seems a tad too interested in her old friend Cale Benjamin. And
what’s with Michelle’s ex-fiancé Rob who keeps popping up in the most
unexpected places. Why can’t his brand new wife Kayla keep a tighter rein on
that cowboy?
Jake
Winncott has a troubled past and living in the cesspool of London’s East End in
the Victorian era isn’t helping to ease his mind any. Bedeviled by his dead
father’s evangelistic shade, Jake sets out do his bidding and cleanse the
tainted women of Whitechapel in their own heart’s blood. This is Jack the
Ripper as he has never been portrayed. The author takes the reader deep into
the tormented heart of the man he might have been and explores a fictional past
that might explain his savagery. While the text is gritty at times, and roughly
follows the historical timeline of the facts, Jake Wincott is purely a figment
of the author’s imagination. N. M. Bell gives the infamous mad man a human
face.
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