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Tagsmystery (37), suspense (18), thriller (14), New York (7), fantasy (6), police procedural (5), young adult (5), detective (5), horror (5), fiction (4) — see all tags

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About meI'm a former casino dealer and the author of three mystery series. Like most girls growing up I was a fan of Nancy Drew. But then I quickly sequed to Stephen King and Dean Koontz. A fan of both mysteries and the unusual, I end up combining genres in my mysteries. My Sam Casey Series features a Native American detective who can hear the dead speak (think "Medium" with a NA twist). My Chase Dagger Series (written as Lee Driver) includes a detective who takes on cases that are more like "X-Files" and his partner, a shapeshifter. Sara can shift into a hawk or wolf. The series has been described as an "urban fantasy thriller." It combines mystery with fantasy, sci-fi, and sometimes horror. When not behind a keyboard, I can be found on the golf course.

About my libraryMy tastes run from traditional mysteries to hard-boiled to paranormals, horror, sci-fi and mysteries laced with fantasy, horror, and sci-fi. I'm also a sucker for apocalpse-type books and welcome all suggestions.

Homepagehttp://www.sdtooley.com

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