Let The Wild Chicken Roam

Some secrets never stay buried…

Nina inherits a house from a man she’s never heard of — who is John Moore? And how does he know her name? She travels south to unravel the mystery and finds an old, neglected house with a closed attic door, unanswered questions, and dim memories she’s spent a lifetime unaware of.

But the past is never really gone. As Nina digs deeper into the house’s history, she uncovers disturbing clues about her family — and a chilling truth someone is desperate to keep hidden. With danger closing in, she must confront the secrets of the attic before they destroy her for good.

Perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Shari Lapena, and Ruth Ware, The Attic Room is a tense and atmospheric psychological thriller that will keep you turning the pages late into the night.

In the first novel of The Greco Family Trilogy, Olive Branches Don’t Grow on Trees is a heartfelt, humorous work of literary fiction about family, forgiveness, and the hard work of peacemaking.

Middle child Silvia Greco is a feisty, determined young artist who dreams of healing her deeply divided Italian-American family. When she convinces the warring factions of the Greco clan to reunite for her younger brother’s high school graduation, Silvia quickly learns that love alone isn’t always enough. Peace, she discovers, doesn’t simply exist — it must be cultivated with patience, courage, and compassion.

Lovable yet stubborn, the Grecos are a vividly drawn Italian-American family whose conflicts are as enduring as their bonds. As old wounds resurface and long-buried resentments emerge, Silvia is forced to confront the limits of her role as peacemaker — and the personal cost of trying to hold everyone together.

Named to a Best of List by Suspense Magazine and awarded a 5-Star IndieReader Review, Olive Branches Don’t Grow on Trees is an engaging, emotionally rich family drama filled with wit, warmth, and insight. Readers who enjoy character-driven novels about complex families, personal growth, and reconciliation will be thoroughly charmed.

One body, two psychics, and a tangled web of secrets and grudges have arrived in the sunny desert town of Prickly Pear, AZ.

Alara leads a safe and snug life, but she has a secret — she has psychic powers that scare the hippos out of her. They’ve gone wonky before, so now she only uses them for the most important purpose — listening to her dogs ask for more treats. But on an already awful Monday morning, Alara stumbles right into a vision of the moments before her friend’s murder. Mondays are the worst, right?

Alara’s powers might be able to help find the killer, but she’s more terrified than a whale in the desert, and it’s not like she has a dusty old crystal ball to produce visions on demand. Just as she’s feeling completely befuddled, Alara’s long-lost aunt arrives to tell her they both come from a long line of psychics. And she has experience investigating…

Deciding to dip her toe into the case, Alara discovers one of the officers involved is her best friend’s brother, who’s much hunkier than the last time she saw him. The more Alara investigates, the more he grows suspicious. And her questions aren’t just attracting his attention — the killer is still at large and desperate to tie up loose ends.

Can Alara dig deep to embrace her powers before the killer puts her six feet under?

A standalone novel

To escape a public scandal, a jilted actress journeys to Ferry Lane Market

When soap actor Sabrina Swift loses her way due to a public scandal, she packs up her life, heads to Cornwall and finds herself running a gift shop in the quaint and quirky Ferry Lane Market.

Changing her looks and identity to keep her anonymity, the newcomer starts to make friends and enemies as she walks a frosty path in the established marketplace community.

And as rumours start circling that the outside market is going to be shut down, Sabrina is not only ensconced in an unexpected love triangle but is also faced with a difficult decision that could alter both her life and those of the inhabitants of Hartmouth forever.

Some secrets are worth dying for. Some deaths are best kept a secret.

Twenty years ago, Christopher Callaghan perished when his boat went up in flames on the west coast of Florida.

Now Christopher’s uncle, Yankee Conrad, has received a medallion belonging to Christopher. A ransom note demands payment in exchange for the truth of what really happened that night. Conrad, a discreet man, asks Jake Travis to investigate.

Jake tracks down two women who knew Christopher. But they are guarding secrets, pledges born in the past and honored in the present. Jake also suspects that Yankee Conrad harbors motives beyond discovering who sent the medallion.

As the shocking truth about Christopher Callaghan’s death is exposed, Jake is caught in a master spy’s deadly web. He battles to save the lives of those who trust him — as well as his own.

A Different Way to Die, the eighth stand-alone novel in the Jake Travis series, is an addicting rush of Lane’s trademark humor, adventure, and textured characters.