Arcadia's Curse
Genre: Young Adult, Paranormal Romance
Think high school sucks? Try being an empath
who has to experience everyone else’s suckage on top of your own. (Literally.)
In the months since her family life imploded
and her psychic gifts began to arise, Cady has struggled to figure out how she
can fit into her normal life without going crazy from the constant presence of
emotional energy. Her grades have tanked. Her best friend is afraid of her. And
she begins to have doubts about why her boyfriend, Bryan, is really keeping her
around. But a chance meeting with another gifted girl online opens up a whole
new world of possibilities. Unfortunately, this new world comes at an awful
price.
“The build of the story is a slow burn, like a fuse
curling through an empty storehouse ONLY to find out that the fuse is attached
to ten tons of fireworks. Holy Climax, Batman!” ~ Shannon Mayer, author of
Priceless and The Nevermore Trilogy
Arcadia's Gift
Genre: Young Adult, Paranormal Romance
Most people who
experience death don't live to tell about it.
When sixteen year
old Arcadia "Cady" Day wakes in a hospital after experiencing what
can only be called a psychic episode, she finds her family in tatters. With her
twin sister gone, her dad moved out, her mom's spiraling depression and her
sister's boyfriend, Cane, barely able to look at her, the only bright spot in
her life is Bryan Sullivan, the new guy in school. When Bryan's around, Cady
can almost pretend she's a regular girl, living a regular life; when he's not,
she's wracked with wild, inexplicable mood swings. As her home life crumbles
and her emotional control slips away, Cady begins to suspect that her first
psychic episode was just the beginning...
"Cady--short
for Arcadia--is an appealing heroine, and I enjoyed cheering for her as she
confronted the tragic death of her twin sister, the collapse of her family, the
vicissitudes of teenage romance, and the amazing discovery of her gift."
--Mike Mullin, Author of ASHFALL.
"Arcadia's
Gift" is a poignant story of loss, love and hope. A must read for all
young adult paranormal romance fans!" -- Charlotte Abel, author of Kindle
bestsellers, Enchantment and Taken
Four Thousand Miles
Genre: Women's Fiction, Romance
When Natalie
Spencer loses both her career and marriage in the same morning, the emotional
shock sends her on a spontaneous journey to England. There, she is nearly
mugged in a Tube station, but an introverted songwriter named Gavin Ashby
scares off her attackers. Recognizing Natalie’s fragile state, Gavin offers
help and invites her to recuperate from her trauma at his country home.
As she adjusts to
her new role and surroundings, Natalie finds healing by helping others. Gavin
and his family begin to accept Natalie into their hearts, leading her to a
choice…abandon her old life in the States and trust in a new chance at love, or
flee once again?
Delia-Boobelia
Genre: Literary Fiction, Drama, Short Story
Puberty
sucks...at least it does for eleven year old Delia, whose body recently morphed
into that of a playboy model. Now, she suffers under near constant torment of
bullies and gossipers. "Delia-Boobelia" is a dark tale of how cruel
children can be toward those who are different. *This discusses an extreme case
of child abuse. Mature audiences only.
