Don’t Talk To Elves On Holiday!

A MAN SHOULD NOT DROWN IN A DESERT! BUT ONE HAS. TWICE! Teenage outsiders from the desert town of Smoke Tree find a body floating in a cistern beneath a desert moon, but an autopsy shows the man drowned elsewhere. Why move a drowned man and stage a false drowning? As Deputy Johnny Quentin, investigates, he discovers that the man’s wife is also missing. Johnny must find her before the killer claims another victim. Find her in a section of open desert larger than some states. The new deputy, haunted his his tours as a Ranger in Vietnam and the death of his best friend there, must put his demons aside. Can he do it?

This Christmas, it’s time to rebuild bridges…

Hard-living cowboy Reed Keller is returning home to the same ranch his father kicked him off of fifteen years ago. He knows he’s in for some battles with his headstrong dad, but his dad needs help and Reed needs a place to raise his daughter, Lex. Reed’s determined to put the past behind him and concentrate on being the best father he can be, especially with Christmas around the corner. Also around the corner? The woman he’s never been able to forget.

Trenna Hunt has finally broken free of her controlling father to pursue her own goals, but she never would have accepted the temporary job at the Keller Ranch helping to compile the family’s history if she knew the sexy, reckless cowboy Reed would come home. They’ve both changed, but Reed’s still as impossible to resist as when they were teenagers.

Reed knows he needs to keep his focus on his daughter and building their future, but he can’t help longing to keep Trenna in it. Will she trust him enough this time to stay?

He’s a vampire. He’s in night school. He’s Seattle’s creepiest hero for hire.

They call him Spider — and not just because he’s the brooding weirdo in the back of history class who can hear your heartbeat from twenty feet away. He’s the guy you go to when your problems are too big, too dark, or too messy for anyone else. Like, say, your dad is a charismatic cult leader who might also be a serial killer.

When Parker Cole begs Spider for help, she’s not just worried about her own safety. Her father’s secluded Mount Shasta compound, Cloudland, is home to “enlightened” followers who keep mysteriously disappearing — especially the young women. And Parker fears her little sister is next.

Spider didn’t ask for this gig. He’s got enough problems — like not eating the locals, avoiding the sun, and fighting the relentless darkness gnawing at his soul. But helping people, even when he doesn’t want to, is the one thing that keeps him sane. Or close enough.

Armed with ancient instincts, a dark sense of humor, and a definite hunger problem, Spider will do whatever it takes to expose the evil lurking in Cloudland — even if it means pretending to be Parker’s boyfriend, going toe-to-toe with a ruthless cult leader, and resisting the urge to drain every last drop of blood in the room.

Sharp, gritty, and darkly funny, Bad Blood is a vampire thriller like no other: equal parts supernatural noir and twisted coming-of-age.

Looking for a story that speaks to the heart, stirs the soul — and leaves you smiling?

The Retreat is a warm, witty, and deeply moving Christian novel perfect for those who’ve lived a little, loved a lot, and maybe lost their way along the journey.

Meet Case Parker, a weary pastor who’s spent years pouring into others — only to find himself spiritually drained. Hoping for rest and renewal, he heads to a quiet retreat in the Irish countryside with a handful of fellow pastors. What begins as a simple getaway soon becomes a life-changing encounter — with God, with others, and with himself.

At the heart of the retreat is Cornelius O’Hallihan, an unforgettable Irish preacher whose gentle wisdom and grace-filled truth speak directly to life’s deeper questions. Through laughter, tears, and moments of surprising clarity, Case — and the reader — are reminded that it’s never too late to rediscover hope, purpose, and the joy of grace.

Whether you’ve spent your life in ministry, supported someone who has, or simply long to feel God’s presence again in the everyday, The Retreat offers more than just a good read. It’s a reminder that healing is possible, laughter is holy, and God’s grace never runs out.

Five different people. Five separate lives. Sixty minutes to bind them for ever.

Hassan, Jim, Shuna, Dan and Nadia come from very different worlds. If life were straightforward, their paths would never cross. But our lives are rarely that simple and, as the clock ticks away the minutes of a single hour on a July morning, fate draws all five together in a headlong rush towards disaster.

Who are the heroes and who are the villains?