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My Secret Admirer
During a scavenger hunt on the cliffs that surround her town, Jenny hears a scream. The next day, a young girl is in a coma after mysteriously falling on the rocks. Then, Jenny begins receiving letters from a secret admirer. But at the same time, she is being harassed with cruel pranks. Who wants to win Jenny's heart . . . and who wants to terrorize her?
The Stalker
Janna always wanted to be a star. Now she finally has an adoring fan, but what seems like innocent admiration soon turns into a terrifying obsession.
Lost and Local
Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. Edited by Suzanne Lummis. Leaving the theater I stand outside in a dark of black lipstick the world wears when everyone leaves. Language like this--savory, sensuous and ripe with the unexpected--is among Carol Ellis' strengths, along with an intelligence that converts the ordinary into the wild and the strange. They pour from her, these poems, not in the form of stories exactly, narrative, but in a profusion of responses to the world, the seen, the experienced and the imagined. Thunder. The dogs bark. The gods are angry say those who believe in gods. The gods are always angry or out in the back alley by the dumpster smoking a cigarette. Reader, think of Carol Ellis' poems this way: like stepping into the realm of dreams, but dreams wittier and more sumptuous than those that favor most of us each night.
My Secret Admirer
Jenny is new in town ... but she already has a secret admirer ... Jenny also has an enemy ... Does Jenny know too much about the mysterious 'accident' on the cliffs?
Camp Fear
The perfect summer scare from the bestselling author of My Secret Admirer and The Window takes readers to a secluded sleepaway camp where every night is Friday the 13th.
The Headless Ghost
Loving Hill House, an enormous tourist attraction that is reputed to be haunted by the ghost of a thirteen-year-old headless boy, Duane and Stephanie decide to search for the ghost's head and get the biggest scare of their lives.
The Window
After spraining her ankle on her ski vacation, Jody winds up all alone in her cabin with nothing to do except look out the window. So she can't help but see what's going on in the cabin next door: the fight, the murder, and the murderer. Then Jody realizes the killer saw her, too.
The Scorpio Society
The Scorpio Society meets at midnight, wearing long black robes. Their leader makes the future happen and the future may hold Elizabeth's death.
A Fine Day for a Hanging
In 1955, former nightclub manageress Ruth Ellis shot dead her lover, David Blakely. Following a trial that lasted less than two days, she was found guilty and sentenced to death. She became the last woman to be hanged in Britain, and her execution is the most notorious of hangman Albert Pierrepoint's 'duties'. Despite Ruth's infamy, the story of her life has never been fully told. Often wilfully misinterpreted, the reality behind the headlines was buried by an avalanche of hearsay. But now, through new interviews and comprehensive research into previously unpublished sources, Carol Ann Lee examines the facts without agenda or sensation. A portrait of the era and an evocation of 1950s club life in all its seedy glamour, A Fine Day for a Hanging sets Ruth's gripping story firmly in its historical context in order to tell the truth about both her timeless crime and a punishment that was very much of its time.
Food for Thought
In the second book of the Mrs Yorkshire the Baking Bard Trilogy, Carol Ellis (Mrs Yorkshire the Baking Bard) brings to life subjects that readers can relate to through cleverly-crafted, thought-provoking use of words. Carol is a performing poet. Her poetry has already featured in many local and national newspapers and magazines and she has appeared on Channel 5's daytime shows The Wright Stuff and The Jeremy Vine Show. Also available in this trilogy is A Slice of Humour - a collection of humorous poetry, and Sugar and Spice - a collection of poetry celebrating all things female. The Baking Bard has demonstrated that she has a rare talent using her observational skills to create poetry that will touch your heart. Those talents are certainly diverse and she appears to have 'a finger in every pie'. In this book you'll find poems about Our NHS, The Empty Nest, The Kindness Revolution, My Mum's Kitchen, God's Own County and many more.
