As I've admitted already, I google my book regularly to find new reviews. Along the way, I've discovered wonderful new places where my book has been reviewed, or where my book is available. All are wonderful surprises.

After all, I'm happy to see ANYONE reviewing or stocking the book, so I'm quite thankful to all the fine folks who have taken the time to do reviews and offer the book for sale. Really.

But every once in a while, I run across a site that gives me pause. Case in point: recently, I found WAKING LAZARUS, and a one-chapter excerpt, are available on a site called "Christian Mommies." The site is a resource center for mothers, and expectant mothers, looking for parenting information and such.

Let's stop and think about this for a moment. This is a site aimed at women in search of information to help them protect their children and be better parents. WAKING LAZARUS is about a serial kidnapper who preys on children.

One of these things is not like the other. One of these things does not belong.

Once again, I'm quite happy to be featured. But something tells me worried, protective mothers probably aren't the people who will enjoy a book featuring kidnapped children.