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An Irish Affair

I’d always found Irish men to be irresistible. And Devin? He’s the hottest one of them all. I had my chance with him. Heck, I even have a baby with him. A four-year old boy. My only secret. I lost my V-card to Devin on St. Patrick’s night four years ago. My biggest mistake was thinking that I could trust him. Hot men like him are trouble. Besides, he made it clear to me that he hates kids. Hates. Fast-forward to when he meets our little boy. A meeting that I tried my hardest to avoid. I m... [Read More...]

The Five Core Conversations for Couples

The Five Core Conversations for Couples tackles every corner of relationships with the wisdom, knowledge, and best advice culled from David and Julie’s unique personal and professional experiences, organized topically into the five core reasons that people come to their offices. Topics include: disability, abuse, serious illness, estrangement and much, much more. Take a look inside the hearts and minds of two marriage professionals to gain a fresh perspective into your own relationships and t... [Read More...]

While You Walked By

A young homeless boy. An old man who had lost everything. An unlikely friendship that brought healing to both. Ben doesn’t know what to think when a homeless boy shows up late one night behind Angelo’s Bakery where he works as a handyman. He’d seen his share of suffering humanity on the streets of Philadelphia, but this boy is so young…so vulnerable. Pushing sixty and feeling as if his life has no purpose, Ben wrestles with his own demons. A recovering alcoholic, he is gripped with remo... [Read More...]

Uncopyable: How to Create an Unfair Advantage Over Your Competition (Updated and Expanded Edition)

Lowering prices, offering better products, or even enhancing your service experience are not going to set you apart from your competition. The only way to succeed in today’s fast-paced, oversaturated market is to create an Uncopyable Attachment with your customers. Uncopyable combines revolutionary marketing, branding, and customer experience principles to completely transform the way you think about your competition and your relationship with your customers. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free: Strange Little Girl

Memories come flooding back to DCI John Blizzard when the grave of a murdered woman and her child is desecrated. He recalls the younger sister in the family who was never found, though presumed deceased. Having always suspected the father, now a wealthy businessman, Blizzard has the case reopened. But when he probes into this past crime, feathers are ruffled, a new murder is committed and what was dead and buried, comes very much alive. ... [Read More...]

Into The Dark

Jordan’s world came crashing down the day she learned about the gruesome unsolved murders of her father and uncle. Still reeling from the recent loss mother to suicide and now her father’s grisly homicide, Jordan returns to her old hometown in upstate New York to see her family one last time. When she starts her own investigation into her father’s past, she quickly discovers a seedy past that has been hidden from her since she was a little girl. Small towns hold a lot of secrets and the t... [Read More...]

HUBRIS

DI Charlie West and irrepressible ex-detective James Munro return in a new murder mystery. When a sheep farmer boards a stricken fishing vessel stranded on the shore, he is in for the shock of his life. Within lies the body of a man who is, for all intents and purposes, inside out. The police find a filleting knife in the hold, covered in the victim’s blood. DI Charlie West arrives on the scene, and given the obvious disembowelment, immediately determines that a murder has taken place. Set in... [Read More...]

Lessons From My Mother’s Life

It was the 1950s. The war was over and women could go back to being happy housewives. But did they really want to? Women should have been contented to live a Leave it to Beaver life in the mid-20th century. They should have been fulfilled. Women’s magazines told them so. Advertisers told them so. Doctors and psychologists told them so. Some were. But some weren’t. In the 1950s, women were sold a bill of goods about who they were and who they should be as women. Some bought it. But some didn... [Read More...]