Abby Duncan was just an average-looking, almost-middle-aged, divorced woman, who, like so many like her, began working toward rebuilding a new life for herself. Her life took a very unusual turn when she became involved with an outlaw biker club. That involvement resulted in having the means to begin the life she was seeking but then took very dark turn after a brutal assault which left her with a peculiar ability. This unusual new ability saved the life of a young Bosnian woman, left for dead and dumped in the middle of Iroquois Park. The media coverage surrounding Abby's new ability and how she was able to discover the mysterious woman in the park also caught the attention of those responsible for her attempted murder. These people were hell-bent on ensuring Abby didn't get an opportunity to identify them, while others, who operated just outside any known governmental agency and the outlaw biker club, were hell-bent on keeping her safe. All Abby wanted was a simple life, to sit on her front deck and to ride her horse.

Drop Iron is the prequel to Baby's Breath and is a closer look into the lives of many familiar characters, filling in the tapestry in such a way that, although either book could stand alone, together, they complement each other in unexpected ways.

Drop Iron examines choices and how, whether immediately or in the distant future, the results of those choices, good or bad, will eventually come back to you. Whether you call it karma or something else, you'll know immediately when you finally face your past decisions.