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Robin T. Popp

About Robin T. Popp

From a young age, Robin T. Popp has been captivated by the art of storytelling. Her imagination was sparked by the Nancy Drew mystery books and the iconic Star Trek television series.

 

In 2003, Robin released her debut book, Too Close to the Sun, which was a finalist in the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart contest. She went on to publish eight more books before temporarily stepping away from writing due to personal obligations. After a brief hiatus due to "life" and a day job, Robin returned to her passion for writing in 2022.

 

Now, free from the responsibilities of raising children and retired from her day job, Robin dedicates all her time and energy towards crafting stories that enchant readers with elements of the paranormal and science fiction, along with hints of romance and mystery, that keep them on the edge of their seats.

 

In addition to her paranormal mystery and romance novels, Robin has recently embarked on a new journey as a children's book author, publishing under the pseudonym Robin Gail Bunn.  

 

Read the first two chapters for free!

The Body in the Antique Shop
Book 1

Jax Quill thought her biggest challenge was surviving the grand opening of Books & Brew, her new bookstore-café in the small lakeside town of Ravenwick, NY. Then her neighbor — the beloved antique dealer Harold Wilcox — turns up dead, and her quiet new life unravels fast.

The local police have their suspect: Harold's grieving widow. Case closed.

Jax isn't convinced. A former chemistry major with a mind built for breaking down problems, she can see what the police can't — the evidence doesn't add up. Fueled by her business partner Simon's espresso and her own stubborn instincts, she starts asking the questions no one else is asking.

The only thing standing in her way? Detective Nick Adams. He's sharp, he's persistent — and he's making it very hard for Jax to think straight. He also keeps telling her to leave the investigating to the professionals.

She's not listening.

If Jax can't crack the case in time, an innocent person pays the price — and the real killer walks free.

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