More Than One Piece Will Be Needed

An unusual find in the secret compartment of Doug’s new Corvette will change lives forever. Doug and Catherine come from two different worlds. Catherine’s is one of privilege and wealth, whereas Doug grew up poor and envious of others who had more. Their worlds collide when Catherine, VP of a prominent New York City marketing firm, hires Doug. Follow the twists and turns of this spellbinding tale of love, wealth, and mystery from the Rideau lakes of Canada to the shores of the Caribbean. The series is written in a continuing fashion; please be sure to read the books in the order written.

“Very comical and so very relatable. If you don’t feel some pull on your heart strings reading this then you are a robot. One of the best books I’ve read in a long time!” – Danny Lilly

“You can absolutely feel the emotions in this book. The writer has clearly written it from the heart.” – Karina Cox

The Gardener family suspected that their holiday would be a difficult one, given that it fell on the one-year anniversary of the traumatic events that changed everything for them. However, nobody suspected that things would go quite so disastrously wrong during that weekend away.

This dramatic and heartbreaking tale is told through the perspective of each family member. Once the narrative – interlaced with a comical subtext – unfolds through the numerous points-of-view, you’ll soon realise that things are not always what they seem in both the past and present.

7 1/2 Reasons Why I Hate This World is a no-holds barred coming-of-age story that doesn’t pull any punches – likely to be a relatable read for anyone who has battled to repair their own psyche.

If you like funny, thrilling, and tragic coming of age stories such as The Perks of Being a Wallflower and The Fault in Our Stars, you’ll likely love this book too.

How far will you go to keep your past from catching up with you?

For twenty years Dr Gray Parker has kept the demons from her past from derailing her successful career as a paediatrician. Now she is the frontrunner for the Endeavour Prize it’s no surprise she agrees to give a patient a dose of an unlicenced drug – a harmless steroid – as a favour to the drug company running the award.

But no one, least of all Gray, is ready for the appalling truth: that the drug does more harm than good, and that Gray’s patient won’t ever recover.

Now she can’t help wondering what has happened to the other children who have been given this drug. Are they alive? Or is this alleged miracle drug a prescription for death? With all her heart Gray wishes she could take her prize money and keep quiet, but her demons aren’t going to let her.

When the dead rise from their graves and ancient magic awakens in the frozen north, one knight’s quest will decide the fate of the lands of Elessia.

Eregar, an old war hero, longs for one final adventure — a chance to prove his worth one last time before age and time claim him. He may regret his wish.

When whispers of a dark sorceress rising in the east reach his ears, he leads a band of young mercenaries — each skilled in blade, stealth, and alchemy — into the heart of the Frozen Plains. There, the wind cuts deeper than swords, and blizzards rage eternal. Yet, these dangers pale in comparison to the nightmare awaiting them.

The sorceress has raised an army of undead, and her sights are set on an ancient artifact of unimaginable power — one that, unbeknownst to Eregar, one of his allies now holds.

As the sorceress’s minions close in and betrayal looms, Eregar must confront not only the horrors of the Frozen Plains but also the shadows of his own past.

For the Daughter of The Ice will stop at nothing to reclaim what is hers, and Eregar’s company may be the only thing standing between her and the destruction of all he holds dear.

A tale of heroism, sacrifice, and forgotten magic, Legends of Elessia follows the tradition of David Gemmell, The Witcher, and Dragonlance, hailing a return to classic heroic fantasy. With the launch of Book 5, the Legends of Elessia: Age of Rekidling series is now complete.

I should have known I’d run into him eventually. But at our friend’s wedding with nowhere to hide? Ugh. I wish he didn’t look so good in a suit. Or board shorts. And come on. Nobody looks good in board shorts. But he does. Double ugh. And triple trouble. We had our shot when we were young and in love, and what did he do? He chose my ex best friend instead. The kicker? She’s at the wedding too, and like always, she has ulterior motives. He’s also a single dad. Guess who his baby momma is? You got it. The ex best friend. After all that you’d think I’d know when to turn tail and run the other direction. Except he’s not the boy he used to be. And I’m not the same girl, either. If I let him back in, I might get hurt. If I don’t, I might regret it forever. I already know what everyone is going to think. Him again?

After two years of fighting in the Civil War, partners Wade Barrett and Pete Bedlow travel back to Texas to become ranchers. Their peaceful life will be disrupted though when a fellow rancher presents them with an incredibly risky proposal; to make a long and hazardous trail drive to Mexico to sell cattle to the French army. This job could either make them rich or put them in the ground due to the grave dangers lurking around every corner.

A trial that will bring out the best and worst in men…

To everyone’s surprise, Jenny Capri, a female rancher who has taken over her father’s ranch after his death, decides to join the men on the long and rough trail. As the drive goes deeper into Mexico, Wade will find Jenna to be a truly admirable and attractive woman. On the flip side, Wade knows that the odds to survive this undertaking, let alone dreaming of a life by Jenny’s side, are low.

Sometimes pulling the trigger is the only choice that they have…

Death and violence will be riding the Mexican trail, with greed being also added into the mix. When the fearless team thinks that everything is under control, only one wrong move can turn everything upside down. Will the daring trio beat the odds and return to Texas alive, or will they never manage to step foot on home soil again?