Before Terri began the Cedar Key Series, she had two women's fiction novels published by a small press in 2002 and 2004.  Although these are no longer available in print, they are available in eBooks, both on Kindle and Nook.  Click below to visit the pages for your purchase.

Based on the Gothic mental institution located north of Boston, in Danvers, Massachusetts, Lost Souls of the Witches' Castle is a story within a story. Dana Etheridge and Nick DeSantis meet on the grounds of the closed facility. Dana is an RN who did her psychiatric training there ten years before and Nick is a photojournalist writing a book about Danvers State.

Within moments of meeting, they're drawn to each other. With the help of Hannah, Dana's grandmother, and a journal written by a former patient placed there in 1919, they discover their own destiny, the connection of their souls and the powerful effect of love.

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Second book in the Lost Souls series, Daughters of the Mill begins in 1875 spanning four decades, taking the reader from the textile city of Lowell, Massachusetts to the coastal town of Salem, north of Boston. Seventeen year old Charlotte Hunter is banished from the family estate in Beverly Farms, Massachusetts and forced to relinquish her illegitimate daughter for adoption. She becomes a mill girl at the Boott Cotton Mills in Lowell, sharing a room at the corporation boardinghouse with three other young women, which leads to lifelong friendships, murder and betrayal. Meeting Byron Winslow, an affluent attorney in Lowell and his sister, Elista, a registered nurse and strong advocate for women’s rights, transports Charlotte along a path to her destiny. Like thread from the mills, Daughters is woven together producing tightly bound connections.

Rich in historical detail and geographical setting, the story focuses strongly on women’s issues of that era combined with the limitation that society imposed.
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