One mistaken note brought them together. Their geography will tear them apart. Keeping things strictly physical will prove a challenge…

The scribbled message was supposed to be for Tess’s best friend. In no way, shape or form was it meant for the hot, sexy as hell American who makes it his mission to see what the note was all about.

When Jon introduces himself, Tess is immediately intrigued. Wanting more adventure than her conventional life affords, she throws caution to the wind, and decides to step outside her comfort zone with the handsome, yet sweet stranger. She promises herself he’s nothing more than a vacation fling.

However… emotions get involved.

Two sisters…
Cora and Sara Osborne share an unbreakable bond. With their mother wheelchair bound, their father busy running the estate, and their country home shut off from most of the outside world, all they really have is each other. But when Sara’s eyesight fades, she relies on her sister more than ever before.

A missing Locket…
On March 3rd, 1930, a priceless locket is stolen, driving Cora to a desperate act. Once the shot is fired there is no going back.

A murder witnessed only by a blind girl…
Sara was there, she heard everything, but her reliability as a witness comes into question when there’s no evidence to back her story.

The killer escaped without a trace…

Hattie Moon, a modern-day Miss Marple, is thrown into a mystery close to home when her son, Howie, gets engaged. While his bride-to-be is charming, Hattie learns the woman is a widow who lives with a mother and sister, who are also widows. Naturally Hattie becomes concerned…as she should. Howie In Love was first published as episodes in Vella.

Two years ago, a man broke into James Blakely’s apartment and shot him in his sleep, killing him instantly.

Dead and confused, James discovered he had a choice: he could move on into the afterlife, or he could stay behind. Unfortunately, since James had done some very bad things, moving on into the afterlife can only mean one thing: the fires of Hell. Forgoing eternal damnation, James instead chose to haunt his old apartment building.

Now James’s days are spent visiting his daughter and ex-wife, welcoming new neighbors, and talking to those who can see the dead. It’s a simple, peaceful life, but with each passing day, his memories of his former life—and even his own identity—begin slipping away.

Dispatches from the Cowgirl is a well-written personal memoir of an American family’s experience in Africa. Told in short anecdotal chapters it highlights the truism that home is where the heart is and…there is enough incident and personal detailing to provide a valuable insight into the life of a military family abroad. –IndieReader

Tully’s memoir captures her extraordinary experience of living in Africa as the spouse of a naval diplomat in vivid detail. She’s charming, as is the book…this is a fascinating account of one woman’s journey around the earth. —BookLife/Publisher’s Weekly

Would you move to Africa? For Julie Tully, a cowgirl who married a United States naval officer, the answer was a no-brainer: Yes!

A renegade outfit of thieves, murderers and deserters has wiped out a unit of Coalition soldiers, and Grant’s fireteam just happened to be in the vicinity to take the blame. Under arrest for mass murder, they have no choice but to break out and look for the real killers to clear their names.
This time they have pit themselves against the armies of three nations, and their chances of survival are close to zero. Facing the prospect of life imprisonment for murders they didn’t commit, they have no choice but to fight on against formidable odds. They must bring back the US Army deserter who commands the heavily armed renegades. There are no second chances, no win or lose. Only win or die.