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Parvenue Throws A Party tells the story of Janice Darcy, a social-climbing obsessed mom, and the quirky family that saves her from herself. Think Madame Bovary only with more humor and less suicide (as in none). It's a very fast and funny read.

In quality paperback, $12.00 retail. Parvenue is available through Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Borders, Waldenbooks and in Tampa, Inkwood Books. It is also available at HoydenPress.com where you can order an autographed copy.

Letters From A Dead Armadillo, a mystery, is the latest novel from Wendy Boucher. (For Author biography, scroll down to bottom of page.)

It only takes a couple of weeks for transfer law student Sally Cotton to become embroiled in an extortion scheme with one new friend and to become another new friend's best hope for exoneration for murder. Sally and her friends will have to solve not one but two murders in order to save their own skins and keep their friend Karen out of prison. Suddenly, the philosophical debates they've been having at school about the death penalty and the criminal justice system aren't merely academic.

Letters From A Dead Armadillo is available at Amazon.com, Borders and Barnes & Noble websites, local (Tampa) bookstores and from this website. (See the Add to Cart button below!) $13.50 plus shipping (and tax if you live in Florida). Credit cards accepted and you will see a charge from Hoyden Press.

Author Biography: Wendy Boucher

Wendy Boucher is an author and artist living in Tampa, Florida. Boucher’s first published novel, Parvenue Throws A Party, is a humorous women’s fiction book first published in 2005 by Hoyden Press, LLC, a company founded by Ms. Boucher. Her latest novel is a mystery entitled, Letters From A Dead Armadillo, also published by Hoyden Press, LLC and set for release on May 18, 2007. A sequel to the first book, Parvenue, has been written and is currently being shopped to publishers by her agent in New York. Boucher has also had travel articles published in the St. Petersburg Times and the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

Wendy Boucher holds an art degree from Southern Oregon University, a master’s degree in political science from Portland State University, and a law degree from Cornell. She practiced law in Washington, D.C. before relocating to Florida.