Pamela Fagan Hutchins writes award-winning mysterious women’s fiction and relationship humor books, and holds nothing back.

Her books are available online and off from SkipJack Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Hastings & many other fine retailers. If a store or library doesn’t carry her books, ask that they be ordered for you.

For more information about each book, visit the Fiction and Nonfiction pages on this website.

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Saving Grace (Katie and Annalise Series) fka Leaving Annalise, release date November 2012, winner of Writers’ League of Texas 2010 MS Contest, Romance; 2nd place in Houston Writers’ Guild 2010 MS Contest, Romance

Hot Flashes And Half Ironmans Middle-aged endurance athletics meets the hormonally challenged <– my bestseller!

How To Screw Up Your Kids Blended families, blendered style with the Human Resources Mom (bad) <–Winner of the 2012 Houston Writers Guild Nonfiction Manuscript Contest!

Love Gone Viral Couples who make you wanna puke, and how to be part of one, with the HR Wife (worse), especially for 2nd+ partnerships <– 2nd Place in the 2012 Houston Writers Guild Nonfiction Manuscript Contest!

Puppalicious And Beyond Life outside the center of the human universe <– adapted excerpt won top ”Ghost Story” in the 2012 HWG contest!

The Clark Kent Chronicles A mother’s tale of life with her ADHD and Asperger’s son <– I frame every letter I get from people writing to tell me this book changed their life

Easy to Love but Hard to Raise: Real Parents, Challenging Kids, True Stories Anthology about special needs parenting, from DRT Press

Ghosts! Anthology of ghost stories from Aakenbaaken & Kent

Prevent Workplace Harassment  The HR Consultant makes an appearance (good), from Prentice Hall

Coming soon from SkipJack:

Leaving Annalise: April 2013, adapted excerpt “The Jumbie House” won the HWG “Ghost Story” contest and will appear in an upcoming anthology

Missing Harmony: November 2013, winner of Houston Writers’ Guild 2012 MS Contest, Mainstream Fiction under former name, Conceding Grace

Going for Kona: 2014, my favorite book I’ve ever written

Links to professional articles:

HR the West Indian Way: What 5 Years in the Virgin Islands Taught Me About Human Resources

The “Netpat” Phenomenon: Compliance Considerations for Multinational Employers in the U.S.

Mohammed,_You_Too_Are_My_Brother: post 9/11 article about preventing race, religion, and national origin harassment, discrimination, and retaliation against Arabic and Muslim employees.