Jewelry designer, Megan Foster stumbles upon a two hundred year old diary and treasure map hidden in an antique portrait of a bewitching temptress draped in emeralds. To unlock the secrets of the map and the woman, Meg enlists the help of an underwater photographer turned artist, Eric Cortes. Their quest embroils them in a maze of murder, deceit and a tumultuous relationship.

Underwater diver/photographer, Eric Cortes, gets much more than he bargained for at his first private showing as an aspiring artist. He never expects to meet an intriguing jewelry designer or hunt for a lost pirate treasure or become the prime suspect in a murder.

Their quest embroils them in a maze of mob murder, deceit and a tumultuous relationship.

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About the Author

Diana Welker lives part time in the Midwest and part-time in the Southeast.

Her thirty year business career revolved around gems and gold.

After leaving the jewelry industry, she freelanced for a regional magazine writing articles of local interest.

Her love of reading and storytelling resulted in a second career of writing romance novels sprinkled with mystery and jewels of all types.

She also writes short stories and has a short story entitled “Tickle Pink” in the Southwest Florida Romance Writers of American anthology entitled From Florida with Love.

Besides her love of nature’s most colorful treasures, she enjoys travel photography and history.

Guest Post from Diana

In “Death Roll”, Meg buys a painting of a mysterious woman which draws her to Gasprilla Island near Ft. Myers, Florida, where she seeks a famous pirate’s sunken treasure. Her journey is filled with twists, turns, danger, suspense, and some strangers she flees from and some she befriends. If Meg survives her quest of find answers, what does the future have in store for her? Does one man gain special attention from Meg as she follows her clues left in pages behind the painting? You’ll have to read the story to find out!

I love any body of water whether I’m swimming in it or in a boat floating on it, I love history and I love gems leading me to write “Death Roll”. Meg’s a gemologist in the story giving her knowledge about the treasure she seeks. I enjoyed my career as one too. It was fun to design and sell pieces to customers looking for the perfect gift. I love sunshine, spending time with family and friends, and writing stories! Thank you for visiting me here today!

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