Long before I accidentally became a writer, when I was only a fiction-obsessed young woman in her 20s, I was infatuated by the settings in novels.   Reading was my only passion, other than day dreaming. I loved getting into the story, identifying myself with the protagonist and living that life. That made our connection “real”.   I went … Continue reading →

Avery hasn’t had it easy. When she was ten years old her parents died in a car crash. Now nine years later her Aunt Caroline is the only family she has left. And Caroline is dying. So when Death comes knocking (quite literally) in the form of the damaged and dangerous, Brennus, Avery makes a deal with the reaper in … Continue reading →

In Hot Tea, Cara O’Flynn finds herself in an unusual position.  She’s quit her job and can afford to take a few weeks to find a new career, plus, her roommate has run off and left her with an empty room to fill.

If you want to learn about one of history’s most fascinating minds and uncover some of his secrets of imagination–secrets that enabled him to invent machines light years ahead of his time and literally bring light to the world–then you want to read this book.

In Nocturnal, Christopher, a brash reporter, has trouble with the night. An insomniac, he rarely sleeps and, when he does, nightmares stemming from the unsolved murder of a childhood friend fifteen years earlier haunt him. But when he meets a young girl, who is the splitting image of his friend, and with the same name and same mother, his obsession … Continue reading →

When a Detroit man is arrested during a deadly police siege, rookie defense lawyer Issabella Bright rushes off to take the case. Unbeknownst to her, so does Darren Fletcher– a reckless, hard-drinking lawyer who runs his office out of the city’s strangest bar.

    “This book will change your life…” - Indie eBook Review “You will never be anything less than enthralled by this novel.” - The Kindle Book Review “With a resounding message driven by the 60s ideals of peace, love and hope, there is plenty to enjoy for a huge range of readers.” - Urchin Press Other reviewers have proclaimed Tollesbury Time Forever … Continue reading →

  Marta was living a normal suburban life until that one fateful day in October – the day everything changed. It all started when she collapsed in Providence and an angel appeared. From that moment on, nothing would be the same. As Marta struggles to cope with her losses, she begins to hear curious voices from the ancient past. The … Continue reading →

Who would not want more joy in their life? How about joy that is indescribable? For the Christian, however, joy is more than just something we wish to have and experience. According to Galatians 5:22, joy is a part of the fruit of the Spirit. That means joy should be a natural outpouring of the Holy Spirit’s work in our … Continue reading →

  “Can you think of a really good memory? Perhaps you can see it when you close your eyes. Now, imagine you can take it out and look at it whenever you want to!” Turn of the century Brighton. A spark is ignited when wide-eyed Lottie Pye enters Mr Parker’s photographic studio and discovers the new medium that will shape … Continue reading →