Can You Move A Bit?

They sent three hundred warriors to kill one man. It wasn’t enough.
The Saxon kingdom of Mercia lies broken but not beaten, her alliance with Wessex in tatters.

Coelwulf, a fierce and bloody warrior with a distant claim to the kingship, hears whispers Mercia has been betrayed by her feeble king and placed in the hands of his brutal enemy. But Coelwulf fears no man, especially not the Viking raiders sent to hunt him down.

To protect his kingdom, Coelwulf must travel to Repton, the heart of Mercia. What he finds there will determine his fate and that of the future of Mercia.

After her husband dies suddenly, Cate begins to suspect she’s being followed — and starts questioning everything she thought she knew. But the answers she discovers may be the worst of all…

Cate Brady almost had it all. Until a knock on her front door brought news that her beloved husband had been in a terrible accident. He was pronounced dead on the scene.

Reeling from the shock and suspecting she’s being followed, Cate must question everything she thinks she knows.

Is she in danger? Will she find the answers she reluctantly seeks? And what will it all mean for her future?

Her Deepest Fear is the first book in the Rosemary Run Series featuring the women of a California town who face the darkness hiding beneath their community’s picturesque facade.

Cody Jones didn’t expect to ever return to Applebottom, planning a long life of military service and world travel.

But a devastating injury in Iraq narrows his options, so he begrudgingly helps his mother expand her doggy bakery until he figures out what’s next.

And in walks Melody Hopkins.

Melody is dead broke and takes a summer job painting the new pet store to pay the bills. She’s new to Applebottom and has never encountered the moody, brutally handsome Cody Jones. She isn’t sure she can work around him, but then her tiny Pomeranian Mistletoe refuses to leave Cody’s service dog, a gorgeous Golden Retriever named Tyrus.

The town notices their reluctant friendship and puts them in charge of a grand opening celebration sure to draw visitors to the new store — a Christmas in July pet parade.

Cody doesn’t want to show off his injury to the whole town, but Melody’s infectious optimism convinces him to try. Besides, his service dog Tyrus can’t seem to live without Melody’s little fluff ball. What’s a veteran and a dog dad to do?

Midlife, murder, and a Golden Retriever — Rosi Laruee’s visit to Tucson Valley Retirement Community turns into a witty, heartwarming whodunit filled with quirky characters, surprising twists, and a fresh start she never saw coming!

Thirty-nine-year-old Rosi Laruee — named Rosisophia Doroche after her mother’s beloved Golden Girls — decides that the end of her twenty-year marriage and her dad’s impending knee replacement surgery are all the excuses she needs to visit Tucson Valley Retirement Community. But the drama follows Rosi when she finds the body of local tart and business owner, Salem Mansfield. The information she discovers using her newspaper reporter sleuthing skills coupled with the clues she picks up from lackluster Police Officer Dan Daniel lead to a surprise discovery when the murderer is revealed. Along the way, she meets a cast of characters in her parents’ social circle who leave her questioning her parents’ choices in friends while simultaneously befriending many of the residents, including a handsome landscaper and a brand-new Golden Retriever puppy she names Barley. Rosi’s visit to Tucson Valley proves more than she’d bargained for, but maybe, she realizes, it’s just the kind of change she needs.

1920. Life was simple for Billy Bronson. Living in the country outside of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, he and his father Frank were secluded and happily reclusive. Fishing, hunting, and farming were enough to keep Billy satisfied. That is until a hideous man named Clayton and his young partner murdered his father and torched his home to the dirt over a territorial moonshining dispute. Capone isn’t a name the folks fear. It’s Sinclair.

After the prohibition, under the roof of his neighbors, the Campbell’s, Billy works almost hard enough to forget. But when Frank Bronson’s killer stops at their farm in need of gas, Billy must face his harrowing past. With his identity unknown to the entire Sinclair organization, he investigates their illegal operations with hopes of finding his way to the man they call Sinclair and the truths he holds.

Revenge might be just down the road. Question is, where is this road?

Recruited to a supernatural squad that hunt down paranormal creatures when they break the law, sassy and woefully human, Anna Cane is just your average every day girl. You know, except for the ability to take out a target from twenty-five hundred yards and her ill-fated habit of finding herself in the most inconvenient situations. Unfortunately for Anna, joining the team might just turn out to be the biggest in a line of inconveniences when she becomes a target among the paranormal community. After all, a human assassinating a paranormal for killing humans feels more like revenge than justice, doesn’t it? Grisly death threats and a too-friendly vampire are the least of her worries when Anna learns that those holding their grudges with her humanity include fellow Paranormal Division agent and sexy as the devil werewolf, Tobias Hilton.