The Answer is “YES”

I wrote a novel, Meg’s Dance, and below is a few words about it. —not too much, don’t want to give away the story, and definitely no spoiler alerts. With this novel, it’s nearly ready for an agent to locate a publisher. If you know an agent who might be interested, let me know. I’m about halfway through the second book in the series of three. I’m also gathering thoughts and facts for my memoir. Then, there’s the book of short stories I want to publish.

Meg’s Dance

Meg Wiler finds her 12-year-old student, Abby Stoffel, practicing an adage in the red studio. It’s 8:30 in the evening, Abby’s mother is missing, and what Meg sees in Abby’s face draws her into volunteering to take Abby home. That decision turns out to be a trap conceived by a monster.

Meg’s Dance evokes a whirlwind as if Patricia Cornwell, in her Scarpetta Series, hangs out with Fredrik Backman, in his Beartown series. What’s more, Tucker states, “I feel a connection with the late David Lynch and the way he brought story to life—especially his use of time, space, and light. Tucker’s choreography shares several of his sensibilities, as does my writing. My work is not “like” his, but frequently exhibits a twisted, backward feeling, similar to Lynch’s. Aspects of time, space, and possibly lighting—do exist.” The areas of DANCE and CRIME are intertwined throughout the novel.

The Author is an award-winning professional dancer, choreographer, director, and film maker who utilizes real-life experience when writing about artistic excellence and advancing a non-profit dance company. She also loves a great mystery.