Eileen Dunbaugh’s first work of fiction appeared in the Mystery Writers of America anthology The Prosecution Rests, edited by Linda Fairstein, in 2009. “A Poet’s Justice” grew out of some real family memories and the many years she lived in Queens, the most ethnically diverse county in the United States of America.

Her L&L Dreamspell Anthologies:

Murder New York Style - Fresh Slices - Mystery Anthology - Featuring "A Poet's Justice" by Eileen Dunbaugh