Amidst the psychedelic haze and sexual revolution of Southern California in the Sixties, a young soul navigates the edge of innocence and self-discovery.

In the sun-soaked dream of 1960s Southern California, A Map of the Edge tells the poignant coming-of-age story of 15-year-old Rick, grappling with family secrets, heartache, and the treacherous underbelly of the counterculture. Abandoned by his mother and trapped in an abusive household, Rick uncovers the truth about his siblings’ parentage, shattering his already fragile world. $0.99 on Kindle.

The boy’s adventure continues…

Winter is coming and the boy’s clan needs him for hunting. Feeling secure in his relationship with Irene as his mate, the boy ventures forth. While braving the wilderness, he crosses paths with a rogue male sasquatch and they form a brotherly bond as they travel together.

Life in the wilderness is unpredictable and things get complicated when a cryptozoologist and a magazine reporter stumble upon them. The two guys want to help the boy, not capture him. But after a misunderstanding, tensions flare between some newly arrived humans and a clan of nearby sasquatch.

The boy just wants to return to his family, but he might be the only one able to prevent unnecessary violence between the sasquatch and the humans. Will he succeed? And what other adventures will the boy have out in the wild? $6.99 on Kindle.

Seventeen-year-old Malaya is cursed to fall for someone evil.

Submerged in a toxic relationship, Malaya trades her voice to a sea witch. But when she timeshifts into her new existence, she discovers she shipped an alternate version of herself to her dangerous ex and the sea witch used her voice to unleash Filipino monsters.

Can Malaya take back the power of her voice to save both worlds? $4.99 on Kindle.

Bailey isn’t home this time. It’s only Kat, Mom, and Dad here. And Dad is hitting Mom again. He’s growing more violent, and Kat needs to stand up and help her. But when Kat visits the school counselor and tries to call the police, the counselor tells her what she already knows—that calling them might only make things worse. So what is she supposed to do? Meanwhile, her brother, Bailey, is off at college, hoping to heal away from home. He can feel the traces of his father streaming through his veins, especially when he finds his best friend hitting his girlfriend, Jasmine. And now that she and Jack are broken up, Jasmine is veering closer to Bailey. With the damage he knows he’s capable of, though, he can’t let her get any closer. But tragedy is just waiting to strike. Kat’s best friend is killed, Mom is beaten to the point of hospitalization, and Bailey must come home and go toe to toe with his father, and himself. Kat and Bailey must rely on each other and their budding friendships to gain the confidence to forge their own paths outside of the damper of their family home.

Our Journey Is Our Own is a heartstring-pulling coming-of-age novel that expertly approaches complex themes of domestic abuse, identity, teen grief, and mental health while offering hope to those who feel hopeless. Free on Kindle.

Misfit teen, May, knows she is different — she can see ghosts. But, when she meets Gilbert in her school library, she is freaked out. Yet, Gilbert isn’t scary, he’s confused — he doesn’t know who he is. When May decides to help him, she discovers answers she never really expects. Two two teens from two different eras – In finding out who Gilbert is, May not only learns about his troubled past, but comes to terms with her own.
Free on Kindle.

Accused of a terrible crime, EJ tries to hide from his guilty past in a new town with a new identity. Though he planned to keep his head down and just get through his senior year without discovery, surprising friendships and even a budding romance draw him deeper into the persona. When news from home forces him back into reality, will EJ choose to finally take responsibility for the damage he’s done, even if it means sacrificing the happiness he’s found? $2.99 on Kindle.

When their home planet is destroyed, a group of young teens have to grow up very quickly. Led by the charismatic Samantha, a thirteen-year-old with a thirst for adventure, they leave everything they have ever known behind to escape on the newly built spaceship, not knowing if they will ever see their families again.

Thrown headlong into a series of tests that push them to their limits, Samantha and her crew come through triumph, terror and tragedy to discover a secret so shocking, it will turn the entire history of humanity on its head.
$2.99 on Kindle.

College. A secret job. A realistic brain weapon…

College life never held much interest for Lex. But coming from a big and accomplished family, certain things were expected of him, even if he has low test scores. When his friends head off to other universities, loneliness settles in.

Not that he’ll let that slow him down. He forces himself to learn more practical skills and in turn receives more learning opportunities and life lessons than many of his classmates would ever get. Outside of campus life, he also witnesses several important policies that would change his nation and his outlook on life.

Still, college life and summer vacation will not be easy for Lex. When his path crosses with a criminal organization during a routine side job, things grow more complicated. Soon there is real danger for Lex in the form of a strange new weapon that targets the brain.

Unusual and unpredictable don’t begin to describe this young adult’s first year of university.

Maniac and Patchwork is not just another “main character goes to college” book. It’s like a fictional memoir but with lots of villains in both everyday and unsuspecting forms where mystery, family drama, and crazy technology abound. $0.99 on Kindle.