When The Frogs Sing

When Jack Collins leaves a small Connecticut law practice to join one of the nation’s most prestigious firms, he trades a nondescript office for an elite one in a gleaming New York City skyscraper. He basks in the pride of working with people far more glamorous than those he left behind, including a famous boss, an alluring coworker, and a well-known client, Abigail Walker, the wealthy widow of a senator.

Jack thinks he’s on the path to glory, but he’s really a victim of deceit, a pawn in a game he doesn’t even know he’s playing. His new boss harbors deep secrets, his seductive coworker is not the person he thinks she is, and his new law firm is at the very center of a blackmail plot involving the widow Walker.

Blinded by the allure of wealth and power, Jack doesn’t see the danger around him. Time is running out for him to figure out the truth before he loses everything: his career, his marriage, and maybe even his life.

At her wit’s end with her twelve-year-old niece, Wren Snow takes the manager’s job at Blue Spruce Lodge so Sky can get to know her father, Trigg Johanssen — a tycoon snowboarder with a playboy reputation. Gold-medalist Trigg Johanssen is furious she kept Sky a secret, but quits competition to focus on his newly discovered daughter only to have his chemistry with Wren complicate their attempts to co-parent. When outside forces threaten the ski resort he’s rebuilding, a marriage of convenience seems like the answer. It would give his daughter the life she deserves, but is it too much for a heartbroken woman still nursing past hurts?

A superhero space opera for grownups.
For fans of Invincible and Marvel Cinematic Universe films.
If Thor and Harry Dresden combined in a transporter accident.

The il’Drach have conquered half a galaxy behind the civilization-ending Powers of their mixed-species children.
Half-human Rohan, exhausted by a decade fighting for their Empire, has paid a secret and terrible price for his freedom.
Now retired, he strives to live a quiet life towing starships for the space station Wistful. His most pressing problems are finding the perfect cup of coffee and talking to a gorgeous shuttle tech without tripping over his own tongue.
A nearby, long-dormant wormhole is opened by a shipful of scared, angry refugees, and the many eyes of the Empire focus uncomfortably on Wistful.
As scientists, spies, and assassins converge, reverting to the monster the Empire created is the surest way to protect his friends. And the surest way to lose them.

A holiday is a time to relax, unwind and see the sights. But for two adventurous sexagenarians, the sights have a tendency to include dead bodies.
Etta and Dora, both newly retired teachers, travel from their home in Southern Italy to a fairy-tale German town for their first home swap holiday, delighted by their neighbours’ warm welcome. But the welcome turns sour when the Night Watchman of Rothenburg is brutally murdered while his tour group takes photographs nearby, a halberd buried in his chest and a peculiar iron mask by his side.

When the murderer claims a second victim and the son of their hospitable neighbours becomes the number-one suspect, Etta’s analytical mind goes to work. Why was a shame mask left at the scene of each murder? Is there a clandestine trade going on behind the scenes of apparently upstanding local businesses? And why does every lead take her back to the sinister Devil’s Ale pub and the terrifying gang who lurk within?

Meanwhile, Dora has a puzzle of her own – how can she persuade Etta that a loveably disobedient Basset Hound called Napoleon is now a permanent part of their lives?

After The Rockets Fell is the second in an Alternate History WW II Trilogy. Readers will find: Airships, V2 Rockets, Aircraft, and Warships action in this Hard SF Novel. Readers won’t find Magic, Fairies, Time Travelers, or Steam Punk, but they will encounter some adult content.
By the summer of 1944, Germany is firmly in control of Europe, with a rocket nerve gas attack that has effectively knocked the Soviet Union out of the war.
The threat of such an attack has removed any possibility of the neutral countries, like England, from offering even covert support to the Allies.
A credible intelligence source has revealed German plans to launch a series of submarinet based rocket nerve gas attacks against industrial, military, and population centers of the US East Coast.
While the noose is tightening around Japan, President Roosevelt must deal with a set of new realities..

Discover the untold stories of twelve remarkable women who made groundbreaking contributions to science and technology. 12 Women in Science takes you on a captivating journey through the lives of visionary female scientists who defied societal norms to change the world.

Inside this book, you’ll find:

• Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer, who envisioned a world driven by technology.

• Marie Curie, the pioneering physicist and chemist who discovered radioactivity and won two Nobel Prizes.

• Jane Goodall, the primatologist whose studies on chimpanzees transformed our understanding of animal behavior.

• Mae Jemison, the first African American woman to travel into space, merging medicine with space exploration.

• Tu Youyou, the Nobel Prize-winning scientist who revolutionized malaria treatment through her blend of ancient wisdom and modern science.

And so much more!!!

Moradas, the private meeting houses of the ancient and reclusive brotherhood known as the Hermanos Penitentes, are fascinating landmarks of Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. These simple adobe structures have served as gathering places for a culture that has existed for centuries, long before the United States even existed. Although once outlawed by the Vatican, the brotherhood and its structures still stand as a testament to the resilience of the people of the San Luis Valley. As this narrative unfolds, it draws readers into a gripping climax set against the backdrop of one such remarkable building.