Fiction on the Edge
Everyone knew that Roanne never got angry—until the night she killed her ex-husband and herself.
Everyone knew that Roanne never got angry—until the night she killed her ex-husband and herself.
Patricia Watts worked as a journalist for more than 20 years for newspapers in Texas, Hawaii, and Alaska.
Following her news career, she tried her skill as a paralegal and then spent ten years investigating discrimination cases for the Alaska Human Rights Commission. Her novels include: Paper Targets; Ghost Light and The Big Empty, crime mysteries co-written with Alaska author Stan Jones; The Frayer, suspense noir; and Watchdogs, a steamy thriller. Her home base is San Diego. She earned her B.A. in journalism at Humboldt State in California. She is the mother of a son and daughter and has seven grandchildren.
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