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Take Me Home
When struggling photojournalist Harper tries to return a dress she bought that morning for a job that's fallen through something catches her eye: the same little girl who was waiting there that morning is still there. The sales assistant doesn't know whose she is. The security guard at the mall hasn't had anyone come looking for her. Same goes for the local police, and the media. In fact, no one seems to be looking for little May at all. Harper knows from bitter experience what awaits May in Child Protection Services. But, without any clues, how do you put the needle back in the haystack? And who would just leave a child like this? And what if finding her home was the worst thing you could do? From the chilly streets of New York City to the electric blue skies of coastal Florida - this is an emotional, page-turning road trip that follows a trail of theories, all the way to a devastating revelation.
Hart Beat
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Borrowing Alex
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Jury Rigging in the Court of Public Opinion
An Analysis of Swift Justice: Murder and Vengeance in a California Town by Harry Farrell, and the Brooke L. Hart Kidnapping, Murder and Lynching Case in San Jose, California in 1933
Hart Beats
Alex Hart's life is in tatters. Ruined romance. Broken up band. Everything is gone. Spitfire Junction is one of the hottest bands on the indie rock scene, but after a few 'problems' with their drummer, they need to replace him. Alex appears to be the perfect fit, and a fresh start with a chance to throw himself into an immediate UK tour is just what he needs. Johnny Scott's reputation precedes him. Bass playing, flirting, and never taking the same man to bed twice. That is until he meets the new drummer, Alex. Suddenly his usual philandering ways don't seem to interest him anymore. Before he knows it, the chemistry bubbling between him and Alex is too much to resist, and Johnny's never reall...
