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Gardens of the Heart
Gardens of the Heart is a 30-day devotional for gardeners and lovers of gardens. With a hoe in her hand, long-time gardener, Laurinda Wallace leads you through the Scriptures to help you cultivate a bountiful heart of devotion and obedience to the Master Gardener. Filled with beautiful nature photos, you'll also find daily flower and vegetable growing tips that range from the down and dirty necessities to simple, effective ideas that will help make your garden flourish. So roll up your sleeves and grab your gloves, because it all begins with the soil in your backyard and, most especially, in your heart! This inspiring devotional makes a great gift for yourself or anyone who loves the beauty and peace of the garden.
Family Matters
Think your family's dysfunctional? Meet Gracie Andersen's and the peaceful farming community of Deer Creek. Gracie has her hands full--a new business and trying to get her life on track after the loss of her husband and unborn child. When an odd gift from her troubled uncle thrusts her into an investigation of a cousin's tragic death 20 years ago, Gracie meets with opposition from family and friends. What really happened that rainy, October night when her cousin was killed by a hit-and-run driver? As pieces of the truth are wrenched from the past, her new business, Milky Way Kennels teeters on the edge of disaster. And then death strikes again. Someone is determined Gracie won't find the truth. With Haley, her black Labrador by her side, Gracie doggedly pursues the trail of clues to unravel the mystery of her cousin Charlotte's untimely death.
The Disappearance of Sara Colter
A string of bad decisions lands reporter Gideon Flynn in Bisbee, Arizona where he plans to start over and finally establish some roots-maybe. The town is struggling to survive the economic woes of 1934 and Gideon isn't sure his decision to come to the dying mining town was altogether wise. When a local woman, Sara Colter disappears under suspicious circumstances, he begins uncovering the woman's past which only becomes murkier at every turn. Nothing is as it appears and Gideon finds that his own past is about to catch up with him as he sifts through a handful of puzzling clues to find the missing woman.
The Time Under Heaven
Forced to leave her beloved Kenya, missionary Ruthanne Carroll begins a painful journey to reconnect with her estranged sisters in the U.S. The thin veneer of the Carroll family's perfection is shattered when Ruthanne appears unexpectedly at her sister, Elizabeth's home. One by one, the secrets they've so deftly concealed from each other are brought to light. Ruthanne's determination to resolve the dream that steals her sleep creates challenges her faith and physical strength to go on. While her sisters, Elizabeth and Melody are mired in their family dilemmas, Ruthanne makes a decision that will change their lives forever.
Too Close to Home
There are some cases that a law enforcement officer can't forget. This is one of them. Seven-year-old Samantha Zaldivar is reported missing in February 1997. Despite the best efforts of the community and law enforcement to find her, it seems the first grader has disappeared without a trace until the forensic evidence leads a multi-agency task force to an ugly possibility. Months later, an unlikely turn of events reveals the young girl's fate, which rocks the rural county in Western New York. Dedicated and meticulous police work brings a murderer to justice, but not without a cost to those involved.Stephen C. Tarbell, a retired Wyoming County Sheriff's investigator shares his personal account of the investigation into the disappearance and murder of Samantha Zaldivar.
By the Book
No good deed goes unpunished as Gracie Andersen, owner of Milky Way Kennels learns. Who knew offering hospitality and volunteering at the library would land her in a murder investigation? A valuable Civil War knife, one very frozen body, some "funny" accounting, and a mysterious stalker are adding up to big trouble for the Deer Creek Library. Gracie is determined to track down the murderer during the worst cold snap in 75 years. With a growing suspect list, Gracie and her precocious Labrador, Haley are on the trail of an elusive cold-blooded killer.
The Mistletoe Murders
Gracie is ready to celebrate a traditional Deer Creek Christmas, but that would be too predictable. Her friend, Marci is opening The Mistletoe Bed-and-Breakfast after months of restoring the crumbling Victorian estate outside of the Western New York village. The grim history has captured the interest of the travel world and local residents. The house begins to reveal its macabre past on the cusp of the B & B's opening, enmeshing Gracie and her husband, Marc into investigating crimes both past and present. Does evil still lurk under the Mistletoe?
Nocturne for Evangeline
In the fall of 1886, the village of Castile, New York was shocked when an ex-Salvation Army lieutenant shot and killed one of their own. At the center of the crime was 16-year-old Evangeline Roy, half-sister of the victim, Will Roy. Will was 21 and worked on a farm outside of the rural village. Was it jealousy? Was it madness? Was Evangeline to blame? The ensuing trial brought much to light about the Roy family, the murderer, Robert Van Brunt alias "Happy Bob," and the secrets they kept.The murder trial followed by two appeals, suicide, and a slander suit made this crime one of the most sensational cases in New York State during the late 1800s. The sordid details were kept before the public for over a year as the lives of Evangeline and Robert were scrutinized in the press. This multi-layered story of deception and delusion brought not only tragedy, but notoriety to Evangeline, who became a Victorian-age media star.
Fly by Night
Murder, mayhem, and a liberal dose of humor are part of this third Gracie Andersen mystery. Environmental concerns ignite an ugly controversy in Gracie Andersen's hometown. Add in the mysterious lights seen hovering in the night skies and it's no wonder the folks of Deer Creek are on edge. Politicians and environmentalists, steeped in questionable motives, are converging and facing off in the small village. After violence erupts at a protest event, the local UFO fanatic discovers a body on his property. The killer can't be an alien, but there are plenty of earthly suspects on kennel owner, Gracie Andersen's list. Haley, Gracie's Labrador sniffs out some evidence that seems to lead to a dead end and Gracie's annoying cousin unintentionally helps out in gathering up the suspect pool. What's the real motive for murder? Is it politics? Money? Personal? Or all of the above?
Washed Up
A Gracie Andersen Mystery Novella. Gracie's vacation to Arizona to sort out her relationship with Deputy Marc Stevens immediately turns deadly. A battered body in a mountain stream, suspicious treasure hunters, and a missing teen are players in a dangerous drug cartel case. Her romantic life may fizzle as Marc focuses on the investigation, leaving her to explore on her own. A spur-of-the-moment hiking trip with her B & B hostess leads the pair to discover a crucial piece of evidence in an unmapped cave. That's when her vacation in the high desert heats up.
