R.M. Peluso is an ordained, interfaith minister who pens wedding ceremonies and other life-cycle rituals when not working on her fiction writing. She also produces self-help and inspirational audio products.
Reverend Peluso worked as a bilingual speech pathologist for many years in New York's Latin communities and has been an avid fan of Latin music. Her first "Belinda Torres" story won the 2002 McAleer West 35th Street award for best original story featuring a private eye - co-sponsored by Private Eye Writers of America and "Crimestalker Casebook." She's also the former editor of "Bloodletter" - the newsletter of New York/Tri-State Chapter of Sisters in Crime.

Her L&L Dreamspell Books and Anthologies:

Murder New York Style – Mystery Anthology – Featuring "La Bruja del Barrio" by R.M. Peluso