But The Wind??

Taking over the family business is my destiny. I just never expected to have to do it in a small town surrounded by nobodies. I’m a big fish in a small pond in New York. This town? I might as well be in purgatory. There’s one silver lining. My assistant. She’s curvy, too sweet for her own good, and easy to push around. Until she isn’t. She’s fire one minute and ice the next. I can’t get enough. I can’t focus, either. Everywhere I turn, she’s there. I suppose that’s the whole point of her job. But soon I want more than her help in the office planning Valentine’s events. I want her undone. Unraveled. And all to myself. I never expected cupid to deliver me my dream girl, but here she is. My Last First Date.

A small town, a cozy diner, an adorable cat, and a handsome sheriff. What could be better than that?

When Ivy Clark moves to Muddy Creek to help her injured aunt with her diner, she expects a quiet life. The town is barely on the map, and excitement is rare.

Everything is going smoothly until Ivy’s uncle is murdered and evidence is found in Ivy’s purse. With her aunt and cousin doubting her innocence, she knows it’s up to her to find the killer.

Ivy enlists any help she can get, including a fifty-year-old cook and a seventy-year-old diner patron. Will they find the murder and clear her name, or will she end up in prison for a crime she didn’t commit?

Space scavenger Kees DeWet is seduced by the tragic story of the voyagers who boarded the ARC.
The Alliance posts a bounty on his head to silence him. Kees risks his life to tell that story, and now you can read it for yourself.

In the deep reaches of space, an unlikely hero is about to risk his life for a doomed culture’s legacy.

Kees DeWet, a hardened space adventurer, comes upon the ARC, every scavenger’s dream discovery. What should be an easy case of turning scrap into profits is complicated by the compelling video message left by Ishmael, the final passenger aboard the generational ship that was Earth’s last hope for the survival of humanity.

Problem is, the ship itself embodies secrets that the Consortium needs to keep hidden and they’re willing to kill anyone and everyone who threatens to reveal the truth.

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This memoir is the true, no holds barred story of my incredibly blessed, ridiculously messy life. If you’re looking for a fun, relaxing beach read, this isn’t it. This is more of a roller-coaster, “Good grief, what next?” kind of read. But I hope you’ll give it a chance because it’s definitely not boring, occasionally funny, and does have a wonderful, happy ending… eventually.

Within the pages of this book you’ll find:

• Good Guys, Bad Guys, and Just Plain Monsters

• Abandonments by Disturbingly Imperfect Parents, and Adoptions by Nearly Perfect Parents

• Drug Addicts, Alcoholics, Felons and Other Abysmally Bad Personal Choices

• Betrayals With Love Lost, and Miracles With Love Found

• Race Horses, Go-Go Dancing, Boarding Schools, An Escape From a Mental Hospital

• And Finally, Forgiveness, Love, and a New Beginning

Ultimately this is a book about grace and redemption. As you read my story you will see that despite every terrible thing that happened to me as a child and every bad decision I made through the years, God invariably saved and delivered me. I pray this memoir will be an encouragement and inspiration to you.

When a prison guard kidnaps an inmate who’s awaiting trial, the inmate isn’t pleased with her new kind of prison…

Kyle Hammond has protected Magdalena since an attack left her hurt. She’s awaiting trial for the murder of her husband, but Kyle doesn’t think she deserves to be locked up. He makes a plan to escape with her, but when he carries it out, he’s stunned by her response…

She tries to flee from him.

Magdalena never thought she’d trade prison for another kind of captivity. But the guard who stole her plans to keep her hidden away for good. When her past comes back to haunt her, she learns an unexpected truth about her husband’s death. The real blame belongs with the last person she’d ever suspect…