This Ebola sign in Sierra Leone was contributed by Dr. Laura Rothfeldt for my 5th alphabetical medical-detective-story-with-a-twist, now available in ebook, paperback, and hardcover formats. books2read.com/ebola/. On Labor Day, let’s honor public health professionals battling disease threats.

Nothing compares to a new book in your hands, all promise and wonder as you flip through the pages. This link will take you to the paperback booksellers including Amazon. books2read.com/ebola/. "Ebola: A Microbial Mystery" includes exciting revelations and tender moments of love and friendship.

Thanks to all who got “Ebola: A Microbial Mystery” off to a roaring start! If you've looked at the ebook or its previews, you’ll know that a mother and baby gorilla play an important role in the story. The ebook is available from booksellers at books2read.com/ebola/. Print format anticipated in Aug.

Curious about my medical detective thrillers but haven’t taken the plunge? From July 8-11 only, the first novel in the series, “Anthracis: A Microbial Mystery,” is just 99¢! Use this link to get “Anthracis” and ebooks from other authors for this limited period. books.bookfunnel.com/amazon-prime...

MayaVerse fan favorite: Dr. Dave Schwartz, a sharp-tongued, no-nonsense USDA veterinarian. He's as rugged as the New Mexico desert he defends. If you like your characters complex, courageous, and just a little bit crusty, you’re going to love Dave. books2read.com/millicenteid...

“SARS: A Microbial Mystery Prequel” is now available for FREE download. Discover a riveting tale set against the backdrop of the 2003 SARS crisis, where public health collides with personal peril. The novelette is available through BookFunnel: dl.bookfunnel.com/3q0uj2f220

"Ebola" is in final edits for a release this summer. Some might enjoy catching up on Maya Maguire's earlier adventures as a veterinary medical detective so I combined the 4 previous books into one big ebook collection at a 40% discount. Check out purchase options here: books2read.com/MayaVerseABCD.

BookFunnel FREE stories! I enjoy sharing my magical realism story "Pariah" through BF. You pick the stories you want to download from multiple authors, and the only requirement is receiving their newsletters periodically. This one expires May 24. books.bookfunnel.com/fullybooked/...

How did the MayaVerse microbial mysteries get started? Find the answer on my new blog hosted by Paty Jager and her wonderful Ladies of Mystery. I share exciting disease outbreaks I investigated as a public health veterinarian, and creative inspirations. ladiesofmystery.com/2025/03/15/g...

Can one be humorous about deadly diseases? Check out my blog interview hosted by @meredithrankin.bsky.social on her substack. Lots of fun, and hopefully enlightening. meredithrankin.substack.com/p/meet-milli...

I'm in the fourth little box in the photo below with the camera. I love taking pictures for my book covers, and always enjoy chatting with Big Blend Radio and fellow members of Tucson Sisters in Crime!

Hantavirus was confirmed as the cause of death for actor Gene Hackman’s wife. www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_n... I worked for the NM health dept. when hanta was first recognized in the US. This tragic death is a reminder to wear a mask and gloves when cleaning areas with mouse infestations.

Lots of fun discussing Women's History Month and National Reading Month with the Tucson Sisters in Crime. My participation in the podcast starts at minute 7 and ends at minute 27. But I encourage you to listen to the other fascinating Sisters as well! bigblendradio.podbean.com/e/tucson-sis...

Through March 8, Smashwords is hosting a special sale and all ebooks in the MayaVerse are 50% off! Whether you have a Kindle, iPad, or any other eBook device, you can easily purchase and enjoy these discounted titles. Don’t miss out—grab your copies here! www.smashwords.com/profile/view...

As an #author of medical #thrillers, I craft novels with an inside look at government #disease #detectives. I recommend this podcast that provides powerful insights into the dedication of government servants and how they feel about their jobs as they lose them. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/19/p...

The abrupt terminations of more than 1,000 employees, including new Epidemic Intelligence Officers, across CDC are deeply disturbing. For more than 70 years, EIS officers have served on America’s front line as its disease detectives, ready at a moment’s notice to respond to emerging outbreaks.