HOW DID SHE MISS THE CLUES? Celia returns to her hometown of Massachusetts after she accidentally discovers what her fiancé has been hiding in their basement. With the support of close friends, her world turns from heartbreak to happiness. Just when life seems too good to be true, the unthinkable happens, and she learns that people aren't always who they seem to be, as a friendship comes at an unimaginable cost. If you like relatable characters who stand up for each other in good times and bad, you’ll love Celia's Shadow! Praise for Celia's Shadow: "Frankly I couldn't put it down. The story and characters connected so well. Each character was developed in just enough depth to make you love (or not love) them from the start. The twists and turns kept me wanting to read more and more." -Amazon Reviewer "Celia’s Shadow tweaked my interest from the beginning—it was relatable with the friendship shared between Celia, Kate, and Emma. Definitely did not see the surprise twist at the end. I laughed and I cried.” - Amazon Reviewer "This is a light and funny read with very relatable situation that every modern woman can find herself in. It’s about friendship, dating, love, marriage, infidelity, hate, and everything in between.” - Amazon Reviewer

HOW MUCH CAN ONE WOMAN TAKE? Celia loves her job, but she and her friend Addie have become targets of their hostile manager and a conniving colleague. Fearful of speaking up and losing her job, Celia must decide what's more important to her: her integrity and self-respect, or a job that she loves. It's a choice that no woman should have to make in today's world, and yet it is a dilemma most women can relate to. If you like relatable characters stepping up to face their challenges with courage, you'll love Celia's View! Praise for Celia's View: "Celia's View, the impressive sequel to Celia's Shadow, is every bit as engaging as Kirschenbaum's first book. It's a story of surviving office politics when the team attempts to right the ship captained by a boss from hell whose preferred management style is humiliation. Strong characterizations are supported by fast-paced dialog resulting in an engrossing page-turner. Recommended for those who have to work with others—which is almost everyone!" -Amazon Reviewer