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Carol Potenza

Author, writer, and recovering scientist. I write mysteries that will stay with you long after THE END. Plus, if you love science blended with true stories, dark history, and twisted fiction, you're in the right place.

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Cobalt, a tale that pivots on a HUGE coincidence, and the Periodic Table of DEATH and Mystery

Seriously, you won't believe this TRUE story of the element cobalt. Oh, and BTW, Shattered is BACK from the proofreader, and I am loading it up for RELEASE on September 1st!

The Mystery 💼 Dispatch: Dark history, real science, and what’s really behind Carol’s stories.

If you love real science blended with true stories, dark history, and twisty fiction, you’re in the right place.

Molybdenum, the Quiet Chemistry of Obesity, and the Periodic Table of Death and Mystery, Part 2

Shattered is coming out SOON. I've got images of Luther and Milly below ... AND Sacred Ghosts is a Killer Nashville Claymore Finalist!

The Mystery 💼 Dispatch

Updates on Carol's Books PLUS, if you love science blended with true stories, dark history, and twisted fiction, you're in the right place

Molybdenum, the Quiet Chemistry of Obesity, and the Periodic Table of Death and Mystery, Part 1

Shattered is coming out SOON! Get your copy pre-ordered. PToDM: This is Part 1 of a series on how quiet elements on the periodic table show up in the messy chemistry of real human lives.

The Mystery 💼 Dispatch

SHATTERED up for Pre-Order! Book 4 in the De-Extinct Zoo series & Updates on Carol's Books, Events, Word of Mouth, a Better Place to Buy Books, and Offerings from Independent Authors

I read Recursion by Blake Crouch

It was chosen as a 'comparable' for Shattered, a De-Extinct Zoo mystery, because of the moral question of how far we should go to bend scientific discovery for our entertainment.

SPOTLIGHT BOOK: Did you know?

Owning an eagle feather without the proper paperwork and permissions is illegal in the U.S. That becomes an important part of the plot of The Third Warrior

Tantalum, Trepanation (Trephination) or a Literal Hole in the Head, and the Periodic Table of DEATH and Mystery

If your curiosity is stronger than your caution, dive in and discover just how dangerous the building blocks of the universe can be ...

Sacred Ghosts: Changing the Past

A comment on writing the fourth book in the Nicky Matthews Mystery series

The Mystery 💼 Dispatch

Updates on Carol's Books, Science, and Mystery

SPOTLIGHT BOOK: Did you know?

Signs and the movie Return to Me have a link. Raise your *hand* ✋🏻 if you can guess what it is.

As You Wish Writing: Let the Scene Do the Talking

How to transform flat “telling” into powerful “as you wish” scenes where context, subtext, and specific choices let your readers feel the emotion without being spoon—or force—fed.

Potenza's Periodic Updates: Iodine, Murder in a World War I Field Hospital, and the Periodic Table of DEATH and Mystery, Part II

If your curiosity is stronger than your caution, dive in and discover just how dangerous the building blocks of the universe can be ...

Iodine: The Verdict

Iodine, Murder in a World War I Field Hospital, and the Periodic Table of DEATH and Mystery

Iodine, Murder in a World War I Field Hospital, and the Periodic Table of DEATH and Mystery, Part I

A fictional short story involving a courageous nurse who worked the frontlines in World War I and the antiseptic periodic table element iodine.

SPOTLIGHT BOOK: Did you know?

Ambushed and The Poseidon Adventure (1972) have something in common—only I used an electric cord instead of a rope and an android instead of Shelley Winters.

SPOTLIGHT BOOK: Did you know?

Winner of the Kiss of Death Daphne du Maurier Contest for Mainstream Mystery/ Suspense

The Mystery 💼 Dispatch

Updates on Books, Science, and Mystery by Carol Potenza

I'm reading A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith

Remember when your birthday or Christmas or Halloween anchored your childhood? I'd forgotten until I read this passage in ATGIB.