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Twelve years gone…
Sarah Schmidt went out for a hike a month before heading to college on a cross-country scholarship. She never came back.

In the twelve years she’s been gone, the local police have done little to help the family, leaving them with the desperate knowledge that Sarah could still be alive, somewhere, somehow…

The family hasn’t given up their hope for revenge, or at least answers.

Emily Tizzano, a former Chicago PD cold case detective suffering from painful skeletons in her past, holds the hope of the family in her hands. Can she overcome her own history in order to help them find Sarah and get the justice they need?

Twelve Years Gone is the first novel in the Detective Emily Tizzano vigilante justice thriller series. If you like Dean Koontz, Robin James and L. T. Ryan, you are going to love this fast-paced suspense thriller series.

Lily thought their story was just beginning.
Now, she’s not sure it was ever real at all.

Declan was her always. From the day they met to the moment they said I do, he filled her world with the kind of love that made forever feel too short. Their first days as husband and wife pass in a blur of laughter, happiness, and the quiet certainty that nothing could change the way she felt about him… until she overhears a conversation that was never meant for her ears.

“Sweetheart, you need to trust me.”

Their love felt like a dream, but all dreams must end.
Lily is left disillusioned and heartbroken, questioning if everything between them had been a lie, or if there was an even more painful truth hiding behind Declan’s betrayal.

The Ring Thief is a marriage in trouble, second chance romance, with perceived cheating, toxic families and other woman drama.

A killer pie, a tight-knit squad, an ex who won’t quit, and one sassy cat.

Maddie never expected to find her best friend’s body — let alone be accused of the crime. Now, she’s in a race against time to clear her name before she ends up behind bars… or the real killer strikes again.

With her ride-or-die gal pals by her side — and a feisty feline with a nose for trouble — Maddie dives into the case. But things get complicated when her ex, the town sheriff, keeps getting in the way. He may be as confused as she is, but the real question is: does he believe she’s innocent?

Baking may be Maddie’s specialty, but solving a murder isn’t as easy as pie.

Something in the Walls – A Mind-Bending Horror That Will Keep You Awake at Night

David Howell came to Hollywood chasing a dream. He never expected to wake up in a nightmare.

The earthquake should have been the worst of it — a violent tremor that shook his crumbling apartment building and rattled his nerves. But when the dust settles, something else begins to stir. Something that was never meant to surface.

It starts small — phantom shudders through the walls, rustling from the vents, the sensation of being watched. Then the first resident disappears. And then another.

As David digs deeper, he uncovers a horrifying truth: the quake didn’t just damage the building — it cracked open the earth below, allowing something to rise.

A relentless, skin-crawling descent into terror, Something in the Walls is perfect for fans of H.P. Lovecraft, Adam Nevill, and cosmic horror that leaves you breathless.

“The Skylight Room” is a tale of two amazing women locking horns in Greenwich Village – one young and famous, the other old and poor, both incredibly strong and passionate. The young one, Hannah Schmitt, is a onetime super model, married to a retired baseball superstar. Eager for the right home in which to film her family’s reality show, Hannah buys a crumbling red brick rooming house in the Village, where Clare Owen has lived in the skylight room for nearly seventy years. Hannah buys out out all the other tenants, but Clare refuses to budge, and until she does, the building cannot be renovated, and the reality show can’t be filmed. Their battle turns into an all-out crusade in the pages of the New York Post, spearheaded by a tabloid force of nature named Tom Becker. Read all about it! Supermodel trying to evict saintly old woman! Stressful times follow. Hannah’s marriage falls apart. Her children are troubled. She must get that house, to keep it all together. And when Hannah climbs the stairs to the skylight room to negotiate face-to-face with Clare, we learn all about this old lady’s jaw-dropping life in the Village of the 50s, which includes flings with the likes of Frank Sinatra, Joe DiMaggio and Jackson Pollock. She was wild, she was gorgeous, and she too was on her way to becoming a supermodel – when her crazy love life took a nasty turn. It’s a dark secret Clare has kept to herself all these years, until she shares it at last with Hannah – who, it turns out, is more of a soulmate than an enemy.