As time allows, I've been reading and enjoying "Save Me." I suppose that I see the same psychology at work whether eighteen or eighty. Appreciate the irony involved.

Have ordered "Save Me" and look forward to reading a sample of your writing.

Thanks, appreciate the link.

They are all available on Amazon. Frienda Always Die is under the pen name Anna Ford Nichols. The rest are under L.C. Frenzel.

Friend Always Die, Hearts and Hidden Agendas, Governor Lydia (memoir), Road to Greyhaven, The Sword of Training, The Forgotten Garden, Queen of Lunaria, Water of Renewal, Twin Scepters, The Kamorian Gate, Acts of Betrayal, Acts of Courage, A Scholar's Son, Chaos in Lunaria, and others.

I would say that all the books have that element of courage to face a world that invariably seeks to punish a strong female character for doing the right thing, an experience that my writing partner and wife has often experienced.

I ought to tell you that I can see Mt. St. Helens walking around the neighborhood. That gives me a sort of personal relashonship. Mt. Hood to the east, and St. Helens to the north east. The best I can say about genre is like describing the Tall Short Fat Thin person which never fits any category.

This reminds me of Schrodinger's Cat which was initially meant to mock quantum theory.