Month: April 2021

The Incredible Adventures of Kinslee and Kallie: How to Build a Snowman

Sisters, Kinslee and Kallie, must work together to build a snowman! Will they be able to unite as one to create a snowman they’ll remember forever? The Incredible Adventures of Kinslee and Kallie: How To Build A Snowman is an adventure that follows two sisters as they work together to build a snowman. Kinslee is a caring, responsible, and imaginative four-year-old, while Kallie is a charming, loyal, and courageous two-year-old. $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Wagner & Callender Mysteries

Sarah Wagner & Dee Callender are two interesting but very different women who first meet as murder suspect and rookie detective. Over time, as they help each other through troubled relationships and unexpected danger, their relationship deepens into an enduring friendship that strengthens both of them in ways they never expected. Readers say the books are hard to put down, full of unexpected twists and well-developed characters. Free to 2.99 on Kindle. Learn More ... [Read More...]

The RICH Method: The Definitive Guide to Getting Money and Success

Have you ever wondered what rich people did to get where they are? What would your life be like with around $5000 a month in passive income? Would you quit your job and go traveling? Can you imagine how happy you’d be if you could spend your time doing the things you love? In this book, we’ll show you all the tricks and secrets rich people use to generate money and keep their bank balances growing. All the things we should be taught at school about how to manage our money, but that rich peo... [Read More...]

Can’t Make This Up

People who still believe in love and happily-ever-afters these days? Brainwashed idiots. All of them. It’s a sham. What isn’t a sham is working hard and making an honest living. Like me. Not everyone respects what I do. Especially a certain congresswoman. Or her sexy daughter with curves to die for. Talk about brain washing. The best part? She wants me just as bad as I want her. I’m the bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks. She’s the good girl with a reputation to worry about. I’... [Read More...]

A Murder for Christmas: An Amateur Female Sleuth Historical Cozy Mystery

A Murder for Christmas is the third in the popular Miss Riddell Cozy Mysteries series. Miss Riddell has returned to her parents’ home to nurse her sick mother. It’s Christmas 1962, northern England, and the worst winter for decades. If that isn’t bad enough, there’s a crime spree in the village, a forged will that will bring ruin to the neighborhood, and her first love, a roguish cousin, has just been murdered. Can Miss Riddell solve the mysterious crime wave before she ... [Read More...]

Free: Habitat Zero

In the Pacific Ocean, a Silicon Valley magnate vacationing on his luxury motor yacht Carpe Diem, stumbles across a floating island of pumice. Two weeks later, the motor yacht returns to its home port in San Diego on autopilot – but when it arrives, nobody disembarks. Sam Reilly and his team are called in to investigate what happened on board Carpe Diem. But what at first appears to be a simple boating accident soon turns into a deadly game of international intrigue – sending America and Rus... [Read More...]

Free: A Gate Called Beautiful: How God Transforms Your Pain into Power

Do you believe God can take what hurt and embarrassed you and use it for your good? I did not, until I was arrested for a crime I did not commit – a crime punishable up to 15 years in prison. My world was turned upside down and I had lost the will to live, but the things that were meant to harm me, God meant it for good. Through my hardships, I witnessed God work in my life like never before! A Gate Called Beautiful: How God Transforms Your Pain Into Power is a deeply personal and honest memo... [Read More...]

Alpha Bear’s Nanny: A Bear Shifter Romance

A chance meeting, changed the trajectory of both their lives. Evangeline Life was busy and I was barely keeping up. Mom was really sick and work could have been better. I loved my job at the zoo, the animals anyways. The people left something to be desired. Most people anyways. Adam was different. He was rich, handsome, with a devilish smile that made my body respond in kind. He showed empathy for animals that made my heart melt. He cared. Adam was also there one day and gone the next. I forgot... [Read More...]