Not Me! Him!

The Blueberry Daughter is your invitation to sit by the campfire and participate in a profound story of heartbreak, beauty, and radical faith in the journey of life.

In this powerful Native American fable, G. Edward Martin weaves the tale of two sisters — Miin-Nindaanis (The Blueberry Daughter) and her older sister, Ananish — both blessed with extraordinary, supernatural abilities but destined to walk very different paths.

While Mina devotes her life to protecting her tribe, healing the sick, and listening to the whispers of the forest and the unseen realms, Ananish uses her gifts for manipulation and self-serving desires, believing the entire world belongs to her by divine right.

As the years pass, Ananish begrudgingly tolerates her younger sister’s purity, until Mina’s beauty surpasses that of her own, and Ananish becomes enamored with Nimbogi, a gifted young man whose heart cannot be swayed by her powers. When she learns Nimbogi is in love with Mina, jealousy turns to rage, and Ananish hatches a cruel plot to rid herself of Mina.

A cozy mystery from International Bestselling Author Danielle Collins

Eva Stewart runs a charming bed and breakfast in the Florida Keys with her talkative parrot. One of her favorite things to do is read murder mystery novels. She even has a murder mystery book club. When a dead body is found near the bed and breakfast, Eva has a real murder mystery on her hands. Can she help solve the mystery, even if it implicates one of her esteemed guests and ruffles the feathers of the local police department, or will her book smarts be the end of her?

Murder Mystery Book Club is the first story in the Florida Keys Bed & Breakfast Cozy Mystery series. If you like fast-paced mysteries with interesting characters, a talkative bird, and unexpected twists, you’re going to love the Florida Keys Bed & Breakfast Cozy Mystery series.

Three lives…
Three paths…
One shared destiny…

Shattered Paths is the first instalment in a powerful trilogy that follows the intertwined lives of three children — Oliver, Emma, and Jack — each navigating the harsh realities of the foster care system. This debut novel focuses on Jack, whose world is defined by neglect, abandonment, and a relentless search for connection. His story, told with raw emotion and unwavering honesty, sheds light on the darkest aspects of the care system. Experience Jack’s pain, his fleeting moments of hope, and the powerful bonds he forms with those who share his journey.

Daniel Rolph, drawing from his own tumultuous journey through the UK care system, brings a deeply personal perspective to Shattered Paths. Adopted and re-entered into foster care during his youth, Rolph’s debut novel is a reflection of his own experiences and those of countless others who have faced similar challenges. Through this powerful story, Daniel seeks to illuminate the often-unseen realities of foster care and child abuse and neglect, raising awareness and fostering empathy.

ESCAPE TO PORTUGUESE PARADISE IN THIS UTTERLY FEEL-GOOD ROMANCE.

She was renovating her house, but maybe now she can renovate her whole life…
Alice Dorothy Matthews is nothing if not sensible. She leaves the adventures to other people, in particular, her best friend Kathy, who’s living it up in Portugal. Alice is renovating her house in London while her insufferable ex, Adam, travels the world.

Alice tells herself she’s fine just the way things are. But then a postcard from Buenos Aires turns her life upside down… Her ex wants to sell the house that they bought together.

So Alice does something spontaneous for the first time in many, many years. She joins Kathy in sunny Portugal.

Alice feels alive for the first time in forever. She remembers how she used to be carefree and adventurous. Can she find her way back to the person she used to be?

Then her newfound sense of self begins to attract the attention of gorgeous — and arrogant — Luis…
Will Alice realize that you don’t always need a house to find a home?

It’s been one hundred and sixty years since the Confederacy won its independence at the Battle of Altamaha Crossing. Slaves of African descent still perform most of the work in the South. This seems normal to Ryan Walters and his friends who attend high school in Huntsville, Alabama. Like teens everywhere, they enjoy sharing videos, playing sports, and hanging out with friends.
Jaybird’s Drive-In is a favorite gathering place for the teenagers. There, they befriend Mish, a slave girl who works as a server. When the drive-in’s owner sells Mish to a dirty old man, Ryan and his friends awaken to the injustice around them. Despite the danger, they decide to help Mish escape. Will they succeed?

The Mountain Man Caleb, his pair of Indian wives, two sons and a daughter are forced from their home to a new life in Texas. From the beginning Caleb and his two sons refuse to be intimidated by bullies and outlaws. All three, Caleb and his two sons, begin riding with the Texas Rangers. His daughter, Jane, learns to run the ranch with her new husband and former ranger. Caleb starts a ranch raising Irish Mustangs — a Mustang crossed with an Irish Work Horse. The family fights outlaws and rustlers through the Civil War to the first of the long trails north to the Kansas cow towns. Friends and family are attracted to South Texas where Caleb ranches. These friends and family buy land adjacent to Caleb’s ranch, all looking to call Texas Home. Caleb is providing second chances for his friends and family, including himself. Caleb, friends, and family prosper despite setbacks from Comanche and rustlers.