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Letters from Grace
A finalist in Harlequin/Mills & Boon's So You Think You Can Write Contest and semi-finalist in American Christian Fiction Writers Genesis Contest, Letters from Grace quickly gained popularity worldwide after it's official release in 2014. Soaring to the Top 100 Best Sellers list, this World War II faith-based novel is a favorite on readers' list
Letters from Grace
Is loving a man in uniform worth the risk? Scarred from the death of her fiance in World War II, Grace Campbell must learn to love again. Lieutenant Luke Brady could make falling in love easy...except he's going to war. There's one thing that can keep a thread tied between them-letters. But the suave Dr. William Keller enchants Grace with his charm and proposes marriage. She must choose between them. Will she settle for comfort and safety or risk losing everything on the Normandy beaches?
When the Curtain Rises
Chloe must confront her own fears when she investigates the strange history of her great-grandfather, a magician who disappeared at the height of his popularity.
Maggie's Mission
A buried vow and a broken past meet face to face on enemy territory... Lieutenant Maggie Johnson has had to overcome many obstacles in her life, including her parents' disapproval of her enlistment in the Army Nurse Corps and the sudden death of her GI boyfriend, Danny Russo. A sudden blow that forced her to leave behind a promise once made. But Germany introduces more hurdles that hinder her life. Like Army nurse lieutenant, Peggy Blizzard-a woman as cold as her name. While trying to avoid a war breaking out within her own barracks, Maggie pushes through Germany's harsh winter, and Peggy's cold shoulder, and aims to do her job-saving lives. But when tragedy strikes the field hospital, it's Maggie's life that needs saving instead. Maggie's harrowing rescue will haunt her for months to come when a ruggedly handsome soldier comes to her aid and resembles the face of a man she once loved . . . a man who is dead. Is war playing mind games with Maggie, or is she facing the ghosts of her past?
The Solstice Cup
Twin sisters Mackenzie and Breanne visit their relatives in Ireland and make contact with fairies during the winter solstice.
Squeeze
Byron is psyched when his older brother Jesse invites him on a weekend caving trip—even if it means spending time with Cole, Jesse's obnoxious college roommate. With Jesse's girlfriend Michelle rounding out the group, Byron is sure the excursion will be a success. Things get tense when they near the cave, only to find that the way in is blocked. Byron stumbles on the entrance to a new cave, but the thrill of his discovery is overshadowed by Cole's increasingly strange behavior. Exploring a wild cave is always dangerous, but it becomes deadly as tempers fray and the water level inside the cave starts to rise. When an underground confrontation leaves his brother seriously injured, Byron has to make some life-or-death decisions—and every second counts.
Ten Thumb Sam
Sam is way too clumsy to perform in his family's circus acts, but he discovers that he has other important talents.
Aunt Gert's Suitcase
Aunt Gert's Suitcase is a collection of short stories many based on the ones that Maria Catherine "Kate" Smith told to her cousin about her Rothermel relations who lived within Pennsylvania during 1730 to 1924.
The Writer's 411
Whether you're a newbie writer or a seasoned author venturing into the world of independent publishing, this guide was written with you in mind.Based on Rachel D. Muller's workshop session, The Writer's 411, Rachel takes a deeper look inside the indie industry. From formatting to publishing, to royalties and the author's budget, this guide is a complete companion to Ms. Muller's writer's class. Written from her point of view, learn about formatting how-to, cover design, editor for hire, publishing avenues, royalties and taxes, and what the indie author's budget looks like. With a touch of humor, Rachel sprinkles her own publishing flaws and successes into each chapter for an enjoyable read.
Phillip's War
They thought the war had ended...but the real battle was just beginning. When Marine Sergeant Phillip Johnson returns from the Pacific in the winter of 1946, no one could be happier than the gal that's stuck with him through the duration-his Libby. Finally, it seems 1946 brings new promise to the citizens of Arbor Springs as the town learns to live life post war. But after the homecoming festivities have calmed, Libby senses something is wrong. The gentle and caring man she once knew is now an angry and bitter stranger. Phillip can't escape the haunting nightmares born on the bloody islands of battle. Blinded by grisly images, past promises, and buried secrets, new hostilities rise in his tortured mind. His irrational behavior soon dismantles his marriage. When Phillip's despair turns volatile, Libby needs an escape. Will Libby and Phillip find the healing needed to restore their marriage? Or will their love sink in the midst of Phillip's inward war?
