THE BOOKS OF
THE DROWNING BAY IS COMPLETE, AND WITH IT COMES…
Freedom means something different for everyone.
Even those who are free might feel harnessed. They might feel responsible to their freedom. Because freedom is never free.
So the fictional stories of freedom that I write are the particular struggles
of people who place freedom as their most desirable state of being,
and their freedom is hard-fought.
~Geoffrey Wells
As the Portuguese revolution raged in Mozambique all three warring factions wanted her secret—or her life. The lovers fled the colony, but their ideas of freedom tore them apart. Years slipped by until this American TV executive is blamed for her murder. A fado singer reveals his deepest secret…
A composer who embeds code into her music to protect it, goes undercover to help trap a cybercrime syndicate that is using her website to trade ivory. Will she risk her music, her lover and her identity—for a greater good?
On parole, Allison, now an ex-con trying to survive her freedom, comes to the aid of an adopted African refugee boy. He’s lost his activist mother to a mounting ecological crisis and to a corrupt town in the pocket of developers.
My books draw from my involvement in the environment. I have observed elephants in Botswana, farmed oysters with the Cornell Cooperative Extension, and for the last five seasons I have videotaped and produced Long Island Grown, a lecture series with farmers and chefs for the Peconic Land Trust. I participate in triathlons and swim the open water of Peconic Bay.
