Maureen Driscoll

writer
Novel

Remington Mansion 1

The Tycoon Murderer

Josie Matthews purchases a Victorian mansion in McConnell, Oregon, in August of 2018, planning to turn it into an inn. It was the location of an unsolved double murder in 1929 during a house party hosted by Wall Street financier David Remington. Josie unexpectedly travels back in time to that house party. She wants to return to her own time, but she also wants to solve the mystery of the murders. —Tandy Ringoringo
“So, you time travelled,” said Janice.
“Yes.”
“You’re sure you didn’t just dream this?”
“Yes.”
Janice considered it. “Well, it is odd. But there are a lot of things in life I can’t explain.”
“You believe me?”
“I think I do, though you might not want to tell everyone what happened. It could raise questions.”
“About time travel or my mental stability?”
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  • Romance
  • Mystery and Crime
  • Definite Time Travel
Novel

Remington Mansion 2

The Tinseltown Murderer

Josie Matthews and her husband, David Remington, travel to 1936 Los Angeles after discovering that her prior trip to 1929 has changed history—specifically by prolonging World War II. They meet up with friends from 1929 and attempt to find and fix the problem. While doing so, they encounter communists, Nazis, the Los Angeles chapter of the Hitler Youth, movie studio executives, and several murders. —Tandy Ringoringo
“What? You live almost a hundred years in the future and you’ve never seen microfilm before?” asked Grant, who shook his head. “Women.”

“We have computer code which can store a warehouse of microfilm in a space the size of a pinhead.”

“How the hell do you do that?”

“With a series of zeros and ones.”

“That makes no sense whatsoever.”

“Yeah, I don’t really understand it myself.”
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  • Romance
  • Mystery and Crime
  • Definite Time Travel