Return Home is the sequel to the popular White Lake. After being in England Cynthia Lewis goes back to her life on St Simons Island where people have changed but she hasn’t. And what about Daniel? Why can’t she fit into a new life? Even her job doesn’t work out. But when an unforeseen tragedy occurs, she’s forced to face fears and future head on. $0.99 on Kindle.

White Lake is the unpredictable way the predictable life of Cynthia Lewis turns, as she finds strength and growth in the adversity confronting her. She is led down a path where a secret is exposed causing her world to unravel in a way she never imagined. This was not the life she dreamed of or planned. In a panic she runs away to the only place she could go to find the answers to help her move on. This is a heartfelt story of family, friendship, love, loss, and self-discovery that every woman can relate to. You’ll love this book and the sequel Return Home. $0.99 on Kindle.

Darcy Wells flees a career-ending mistake to the quirky Sunset Hotel. Entangled with the enigmatic owner and threatened by her vengeful ex, Darcy must confront her darkest fears or risk losing her second chance at love and her new found family the spirited elderly residents, the Troublemakers. A clean, heartwarming saga of friendship, romance, and mystery. $0.99 on Kindle.

Burned out and broke, single mom Anna Jennings moves back to her grandparents rural home for the summer with her young son, David, in tow. Living next door is Jamie Presswood, Annas childhood friend, now much more handsome and hardened than she remembers. Jamie reminds her of simpler timesFerris wheels and sparklers, picnics and Neapolitan ice cream long before she met her unstable ex, and everything changed. But the sudden appearance of shadowy dinosaurs awakens Anna from her small-town spell, and forces her to realize that shes either lost her mind or can somehow see her sons active imagination. Frightened, Anna struggles to protect David, but what she uncovers along the way is completely unexpected: revelations about what her sons imaginary friends may truly represent, and long buried secrets about her own childhood. Free on Kindle.

As Though You Were Mine is a touching story about siblings, children, love, loss, and what it means to be a family.
Julie Mercer donated her eggs to help her brother and sister-in-law conceive via in-vitro fertilization, never expecting a few years later, she would have to take full responsibility for those children after they lose their parents in a car accident. $1.99 on Kindle.

Heather Hullman, a successful corporate professional in NYC, is forced to return to her small hometown of Orange City Beach after her grandmother’s passing. There, she confronts family conflicts, reconnects with her roots, and faces unresolved emotions from her recent divorce. Amidst the chaos, Heather discovers the charm of the slower-paced life she once despised. Finding solace and genuine connections, she realizes that true happiness lies in embracing her past. Faced with a life-altering decision, Heather must choose between returning to the big city or building a new life in her hometown. $0.99 on Kindle.

When Tess McCormick lost her husband, part of her died with him.

Quitting her job as a police detective for an early retirement and with her grown son off to follow in his parents footsteps, she struggles to find a new direction in life. But after the discovery of a mysterious beach house leads her to a small island town off the coast of North Carolina, Tess is brought face-to-face with the last man she ever expected to meet.

Nick Hogan is a broken man. After the tragic death of his wife and daughter, the winds of fate brought him to the island to live out the rest of his days in solitude and grief. But seeing Tess again kindles a new spark of life within him one he thought hed lost long ago.

As Tess struggles to unravel the shadowy story behind her late husband and make sense of the strange and eccentric locals she finds herself strangely drawn to Nick. But someone on the island wants her gone… and when disaster strikes, Tess will need to put on her detectives cap and solve one last case.

Two souls shattered by grief. Can Tess and Nick mend their hearts and find new life on the island? Or will their hopes be dashed on the rocky shores of old wounds and suspicions?

Embark on a beautiful beachside adventure that will enchant your imagination with quirky characters, page-turning mysteries, and a picturesque small-town setting. Whispers In The Wind is a charming contemporary women’s beach read thats perfect for fans of clean and wholesome stories with feel-good themes and happy endings. $0.99 on Kindle.

Toi Boxx has always had the work hard, play hard mindset. Sure, she likes a good party and nice things, but she jumps out of bed each morning and takes pride in her project management work too. She’s good at it, and that means she’s able to treat her two little boys to pizza at their favorite arcade on the weekends and to save for a nice house with her baby daddy, LaMar.

LaMar is a great dad and incredible cook with an unmatched sense of humor. But when he loses his job and shows no interest in finding a new one, suddenly it feels like Toi is doing all the work and LaMar is doing all the play.

Luckily, Toi has her momma and two best friends Kessa and Dena to help, and she can tell them anything.

See, what had happened was . . . $4.99 on Kindle.

Trapped and isolated in small-town Wisconsin, Sarah wants nothing more than to blend in and lead a normal life away from her abusive brother. Weighing five hundred pounds and having no job or formal education, however, makes this almost impossible.
When Sarah commits an unthinkable act, she seizes the only opportunity available to escape the consequences of her actions. She contacts the carnival man who previously offered her a job as a sideshow act. Burying her guilt, Sarah leaves home and begins performing under the stage name Lola Rolls.

Traveling from town to town, Lola wonders if it’s possible to hide in plain sight and truly outrun her past. She builds lasting friendships along the way, and as the quality of her performances improves, she starts on a path to self-reliance and self-acceptance.

Set in the late 1970s, When You See Her is an immersive page-turner that explores what it means to be both visible and invisible, simultaneously desired and reviled, while carving out a space in a too-small world.

$1.99 on Kindle.