Shhhh… Don’t Tell A Soul

Jessica Clarke had the perfect life. Until someone stole it.

Jessica Clarke has the perfect life. She’s married to the man of her dreams, they’ve bought a house in white picket fence suburbia, and she’s just adopted a new baby.

Everything is as it should be.

Until she gets home to find her keys don’t work.

When she knocks, a woman who looks a lot like her answers while holding Jessica’s baby. When Jessica screams, her husband comes –

And insists that he’s never met Jessica before.

He calls her an imposter.
A fraud.
A liar.

But Jessica knows he’s lying.

Someone has taken her life. Her husband. Her baby.

And she wants it all back.

It was no coincidence that Samuel Quist decided to head for Oregon when he did. The year was 1863. Lots of men were dying in the war. His family didn’t care what it might look like to others. At least he would be alive. But at what price? He sold everything to finance the journey and uprooted his family. So began this odyssey to ostensibly realize a dream of having a farm in Oregon. Too many people didn’t believe that for a second.

Enjoy this sweet romance by best-selling author, Taylor Hart.

Roman Young, quarterback for the Dallas Destroyers, doesn’t expect to get a gun shoved in his face by the beautiful red head, Katie Winters, when he arrives to sell the Inn he inherited from his uncle in Wolfe Creek, Utah. But, he’s not surprised, either. It’s the way his life has been lately. Just ask the tabloids that have happily reported his shattered knee, his wife’s affair, and the car accident.

Unfortunately, Katie is wearing a wedding ring. Not that he noticed. He doesn’t know why he doesn’t tell her about the fact he’s selling the Inn, even after she shoves a list of supply demands into his chest and rambles on and on about all the projects they have to do.

When he discovers her husband passed away a year ago, and her seven-year-old son asks him to come to dinner and movie night, things start to change. Or did they start to change when Katie took him sledding? Or when all he could think about was kissing her? Now he has to make a choice — keep ignoring the truth — or try one Last Play.

The famed Clara Fitzwater, best friend with Janice Thornberry from the Secret Library Cozy Mysteries, is trading in her stage lights for detective work. Late one night, she gets an urgent call from her niece, Jane, who’s not just been mugged but is also upstaging the local drama scene with her unexpected starring role as the prime suspect.

With Jane’s future hanging by a thread thinner than the script she’s writing in jail, Clara and her actor friend, Archie, dive into the investigation. Archie, sit-com extraordinaire, is more used to delivering punchlines than solving crimes. But he brings his comedic timing to the case, much to Clara’s chagrin. Together, they navigate through the mystery to find who framed Jane.

Will Clara’s theatrical flair and Archie’s knack for improvisation be enough to unravel this mystery? Or will their curtain call come too soon, leaving Jane to face the final act alone?

Experience the rich tapestry of love and strife woven throughout 19th-century Sydney in our captivating tale, “Prejudice Unmasked.”

Join Rupert Jenkins, a skilled carpenter navigating a world of relationships and conflicting ideals in the grandeur of Sydney’s Elizabeth Bay House. As a staunch believer in the Masonic principles of equality and justice, Rupert finds himself entangled in a web of complexities when he encounters the enigmatic Beatrice Byrne — a feisty Catholic challenging social norms and religious divides.

As Rupert’s loyalty to the Masonic Lodge is tested and his attraction to Beatrice grows undeniable, he must confront societal expectations and his own prejudices. With tensions escalating and conflicts intensifying, Rupert’s journey to love and self-discovery takes him through perilous fires and profound personal struggles.