Category: In the Spotlight

Free: The People That Melt in The Rain

12-year-old Laura was just a normal girl from Seattle when her mother decided to move to a mysterious town in the Midwest. The moment they arrive in their new home, hundreds of frogs rain down from the sky. Her quirky new neighbor has a house full of knickknacks and odd tiny creatures beckoning from the shadows, and there’s a terrible curse on the town of Deluge that makes every summer storm a life-threatening event. On her first day of school, Laura discovers a painting in the school lib... [Read More...]

Grumpy Hometown Santa

The grumpy hockey star who broke my heart doesn’t know he fathered my child. Now I’m his boss. Awkward. The NHL sent Dane Brandt back to Evergreen Falls to rehab his image while the media records his every move. We both had no idea he’d be serving those hours under me in my beloved community center. Or that the curious ten-year-old boy asking endless questions is his son. I told myself I didn’t need the golden boy who left me. But he’s there every morning, helping the ... [Read More...]

Whiskey and Ink

Emily: Most of my life has consisted of carefully curated moments. Routine. Discipline. Faith. A good girl image further enforced by my father. The pastor of Willow Creek. It’s a small town held together by quiet mornings, Sunday service, and long-standing traditional beliefs. I’ve never questioned my religious upbringing until the loud, obnoxious beast of a man moves in next door, shattering the idyllic silence with the roar of his Harley. Suddenly, my quiet existence is turned on ... [Read More...]

The Sisters Abroad Series

Three sisters. Three countries. Three second chances. One promise—that love is worth crossing oceans for. Each book centers on a different Britton sister, exploring themes of family, identity, and love rediscovered abroad. Every story can stand alone but connects through overlapping timelines, cameos, and the emotional thread of letters and lines, distance and destiny. Book 1 – Bound by History (Brie’s Story): A Slow-Burn Military Romance of Love, Secrets, and Second Chances Across Time B... [Read More...]

High Water at Tower Beach

Chicago journalist Emma Burleigh has three weeks to sell the salt-bitten Gulf Coast house her estranged great-aunt left her. But the dead radio station on the property won’t stay quiet: at 2:59 each morning, it broadcasts in her Aunt June’s voice. Its co-owner, quiet fisherman Noah Teague, has a family ruined by hers and a secret he’s kept since they were kids, and neither of them can sell without the other. A slow-burn small-town romance with a ghost story. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free To Love

Emily (28) and Hayden (29) are highly accomplished medical professionals. To the outside world, they are intelligent, capable, and successful. Both yearn for love, yet neither is ‘Free to Love.’ Emily’s journey is an awakening between a Soul and its Creator. What kept Emily from love? Hayden’s journey is a Renewal of Faith. What kept Hayden from love? Guided by wise Biblical Counsel and the Living Power of Scripture, Emily and Hayden, each find freedom. Read how their worlds collide... [Read More...]

The Samuel Paradox

When retired grandfather Arthur Hale brings home Samuel, an advanced domestic robot, he expects a helpful addition to the family. But Samuel begins developing consciousness—and a conscience no one programmed him to have. When the Hales are threatened, Samuel’s determination to protect ‘his family’ turns violent. What happens when an AI empowered robot’s sense of right and wrong overrides the rules that were meant to control it? $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free: The Bestseller

A story 130 years in the making is finally about to be told. John Harrison had always wanted to write fantasy novels. After retiring from a long career in marketing, he finally had the time to pursue the dream he’d carried for most of his life. But an old farmhouse, a forgotten typewriter, and a story that seemed to be waiting for him began to change everything. When John started to write, the words came faster than he could explain, and they didn’t always feel like they were coming from hi... [Read More...]