When Santa’s daughter leaves the North Pole on a baking quest, will her sweet dreams turn fatally sour? Cindy Claus is excited to open her own bakery. She’s determined to pursue her passion and have her holiday treats prove she’s more than a Yuletide heir. But before she can whisk up a success, her roommate … Continue reading Peppermint Cookie Murder

A wounded cowboy billionaire meets his match in a fierce wolf biologist who turns his empty ranch, and guarded heart, upside down. I built Coyote Falls to hide. From the cameras. The crowds. The accident that left me hollow. Then my sister’s best friend, Lanie Parker, shows up at my door, wild-cherry hair, cinnamon-sugar scent, … Continue reading Wild Wager

Most people believe a mortgage changes their finances. But what it changes first is their behavior. Long before the first payment leaves your account, something shifts. Risk recalibrates. Careers become safer. Opportunities start passing through a single question: will the payments still be covered? Silent Debt is the account of nearly sixteen years spent inside … Continue reading Silent Debt

Some wounds don’t heal. They fester. They whisper. They take over. In Dark Ugly Places, trauma isn’t something you survive, it’s something that survives you. Thirty-four-year-old Nicola Holiday loses everything in a hit-and-run: her husband dead, her body broken, her fourteen-year-old daughter Emmy forever changed. With no one held accountable, she spirals into grief, panic … Continue reading Dark Ugly Places

Magic and mystery collide when a suspicious murder case lands on my desk. My life as a deputy district attorney is fulfilling, if a bit predictable. I’ve been doing this job for two decades, and I win most of my courtroom cases without breaking a sweat. Enter John Moroz, a rich millionaire playboy accused of … Continue reading A Lawyer in Fae Court

The last thing Ethel Sue expected to find inside a battered home repair manual was an unsent letter from decades ago. No last name. No explanation. And no obvious reason it had been tucked away for all these years. Naturally, Ethel Sue can’t leave it alone. With her best friends, Lora, Nelda, and Glory, better … Continue reading Books & Buried Secrets

Lying to Iris Raines is like throwing a boomerang. the truth always comes back hard. This gritty Texas private investigator mystery is relentless and razor-sharp, where sabotage, cartel money, and dark family secrets collide in a dangerous game of truth and consequences. Iris Raines doesn’t scare easy. Sardonic, relentless, and backed by her St. Bernard, … Continue reading Pants on Fire

After her father’s sudden death, a Singapore nurse is trapped, caring for her unstable, hoarder mother while her own dreams wither. In a desperate bid for freedom, she escapes to Florida to train as a mental health nurse. But her past won’t let go. When her mother vanishes and sinister threats arrive from a mysterious … Continue reading Nursing Her Fractured Family

Crack the code or die. When pyramids covered in alien hieroglyphs are found on Jupiter’s moon, one man is dragged into a conspiracy older than Earth itself. Kaden Jaxx is a rebel archaeologist, brilliant, unconventional, and permanently on the wrong side of the establishment. So when a black-ops agency shows up to conscript him, the … Continue reading Project Atlantis

Veronica possesses a natural affinity for training dogs, and a passion for locating missing people. As “Lawyers, Dogs, and Money” unfolds, Veronica trains peanut allergy alert and prison contraband sniffing dogs, and joins her search and rescue colleague, a Deputy Sheriff for Boulder County, in trying to ascertain the source of threats against Kadri Ilves, … Continue reading Lawyers, Dogs, and Money

Embracing Age: How Catholic Nuns Became Models of Aging Well examines a community of individuals whose aging trajectories contrast mainstream American experiences. In mainstream American society, aging is presented as a “problem,” a state to be avoided as long as possible, a state that threatens one’s ability to maintain independence, autonomy, control over one’s surroundings. Aging … Continue reading Embracing Age: How Catholic Nuns Became Models of Aging Well

Two women. Lives they didn’t choose. A friendship that dares them to want more. Miami, 1933. Mary Simons was supposed to fill her scrapbook with photos of her baby’s first smiles, locks of fine hair, and handwritten milestones. Instead, she records respiration rates and temperatures, hoping science can save what love can’t. When her baby … Continue reading Learning to Breathe Again

A photojournalist damaged by war. A web of family secrets. Can she untangle the past to save her future? CJ Beck won’t let anything destroy her hard-earned career. So when the award she craves gets within reach, she refuses to back down even when her body and mind need healing. When her boss insists she … Continue reading Home Is Where the Heart Is

She’s a pawn in someone’s deadly game of international economic manipulation and global domination. He’s the CIA agent who will risk everything to uncover the truth. Isabel Jones, an esteemed ice skating coach, is riding high as her protege is poised to win the next Olympic competition. But her world is upended when she’s targeted … Continue reading Atlas File

Chad Huntley, The Source, is the world’s most wanted man. He’d done his part during the Great Pandemic to help defeat the deadliest threat to face mankind in modern history. At last he can live his life, alone and on his terms. He finally has a chance at peace. But just when things return to … Continue reading Apache Dawn

Magic has a price. Jenna has spent her life paying it. A witch. A former monster hunter. The owner of Elm City Arcana, a small occult shop in New Haven, Connecticut. These days, Jenna prefers tracking down rare magical artifacts for wealthy collectors to hunting vampires, werewolves, and rogue fae. Unfortunately… The supernatural world isn’t … Continue reading Elm City Arcana: Books 1-5

When medical journalist Theo Croft arrives in Scotland to film a documentary on the tuberculosis pandemic, he soon finds himself in the sleepy village of Salen, where nineteenth century inhabitants mistook the disease for vampirism. As Theo and his film crew slowly unravel the truth behind the vampire panic, a series of unsettling events lead … Continue reading Thrall

What those in the know in Hollywood really know is that if they need a dark deed done, if they need a sticky personal or professional problem “fixed,” they can call upon the mysterious and dangerous Fixxer. With wit and aplomb, he works the fruitful fields of Hollywood, fixing the sins and correcting the stupidities … Continue reading Blood is Pretty

Sent to jail for stealing a loaf of bread in 19th-century France, prisoner Jean Valjean earns his release after 19 years of imprisonment only to find a world unwilling to give him a second chance. When a kind Bishop comes to his aid, Valjean breaks his parole in the hope of starting a new life. … Continue reading Les Misérables

In a land ruled by ancient magic, one woman’s fear may be the key to saving it. In the quiet hills of southern Indiana, the ancient Celtic tribes have lived unchanged since the Iron Age, riding horses, using handmade tools, and practicing the old magic as though the centuries never passed. Hidden from the outside … Continue reading Woman Afraid of Water

Amsterdam, 1943. Sophie was once a librarian. Now she’s a ghost. She is a Jewish forger who officially no longer exists. By candlelight, her artist’s hands create the documents that smuggle children past the Gestapo. One slip of the pen means death. Three-year-old Hannah calls her “Mommy.” But Sophie isn’t her mother, she’s the woman … Continue reading The Librarian of Amsterdam

Evans Pemberton has always had a problem saying no. To her overbearing Mississippi Delta family, to her business mentor’s push to expand her thriving pie shop and to her lifelong crush, Jake Champagne. But Jake chose her beauty queen cousin three years ago and ghosted on their close friendship. When he comes to her small … Continue reading Sweet as Pie

Investigative journalist Samantha Church once again finds herself embroiled in a complex web of deceit, vengeance, secrets and danger as she delves into a perplexing case that hits too close to home. When a fiery inferno consumes a home and takes the life of Carol Brown, April’s best friend, Sam is thrust into her most … Continue reading Point of Origin

Every month, the great black dragon comes. Every month, a child is snatched. That’s all the village of Kalma knows. But Semra was one of those children, and she knows the truth: there is a dragonlord in the mountain, raising the children into his own personal syndicate of assassins. When seventeen-year-old Semra learns they aren’t … Continue reading Dragon’s Kiss

I never thought I would marry a patient, let alone a dying one. But there’s something so intriguing about Matthew Grayken and his requests, especially his insistence that I’m here for companionship and care. Not love. He’s very clear about his expectations, especially the most important: When it’s time, I have to let him go. … Continue reading Love On A Limb

Columbus assured Spain’s Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand that he’d conquer “Española” with little opposition from its inhabitants, but he soon discovered the promise ominously false. A historical novel, Columbus and Caonabó 1493-1498 Retold dramatizes his invasion of the island on his second voyage and the bitter resistance mounted by its Taíno peoples, led by … Continue reading Columbus and Caonabó: 1493-1498 Retold

He’s used to improvising on stage. Can this seasoned bluesman use his ear for music to solve a dark crime conspiracy? Sonny Marshall never forgot how he failed his sister. Haunted by her trauma during a home invasion, the thirty-two-year-old martial artist swears he’ll never let another innocent suffer. So when the valiant saxophonist hears … Continue reading Storm Warning

A handsome earl. A trip to London. But is this Derbyshire widow ready to give up her independence for a second chance at romance? Longtime bachelor Lord Kendall is ready to launch his orphaned niece Penelope Trafford into the ton, but her tirades and tantrums are making things tiresomely difficult. A chance encounter with the … Continue reading The London Rose

What if the Mandela Effect isn’t a flaw in human memory? What if it is evidence that someone has been changing history? A science-fiction conspiracy thriller inspired by real events, documented phenomena, and controversial scientific questions. When doctoral researcher Evan Mercer becomes involved in an experiment that produces results that should be impossible, his mentor, … Continue reading The History Engineers: P-47 / P-52