After spending sixty-five years being an avid reader of every book she could get her hands on, Molly Dillon decided it was time to write her own. So, upon her retirement from thirty years as an executive secretary, she took pen in hand and started writing. Her first published work, an article on antiquing, appeared in the August 2004 issue of Plus Magazine. She has since completed three books and is working on the next  in the Blue Harbor trilogy. 
     Molly lives in Corona, California with her husband, Bill. Her various thoughts are shared on her blog.
    

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Newly widowed, Margot Blair sells her home and furnishings and moves to the quaint beach town of Blue Harbor. She befriends her exuberant neighbor, Victoria, who encourages her to begin a memory quilt. As she pieces together remnants of her life, Margo uncovers painful secrets, hidden grief and lost love.

Margo is available through Amazon.com in both Kindle and paperback and at BarnesandNoble.com inj Nook and paperback.
 It is also available through Apple, Kobo and Smashwords

                                                                       When you drop in each day for a visit on Molly Dillon's
                                                                        front porch, you'll find words of encouragement, helpful
                                                                        hints on how to walk your earthly journey, and enlightening
                                                                        affirmations. So, settle in, get comfy, and enjoy these
                                                                        delicious entrees for the soul.



                                                                       Welcome To My Front Porch is available at Amazon in print
                                                                       and Kindle format, and at Barnes ans Noble in Nook.

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Frankie Poretti, a fifteen-year-old boy from  Chicago, runs for his life after his entire Mafia family is killed. Faced with the difficult decision of where to go, fate steps in and leads Frankie to the central coast of California. There, in the quaint seaside town of Blue Harbor, he stumbles upon a friendly American Eskimo dog that leads him to a new family. But will Frankie stay  or are his Mafia roots so deep they lead him back to Chicago?
    Frankie is a deeply moving and sometimes funny story of love, tragedy and secrets.



Frankie is available at Amazon.com  and Barnes & Noble.com in print and electronic form..