It’s A Good Time For A Treat

Illustrated edition of book 1 in award-winning Anna Kronberg & Sherlock Holmes series.

She’s London’s most brilliant bacteriologist. She’s also not supposed to exist.

By day, Dr Kronberg cuts through corpses in Guy’s Hospital’s gaslit laboratories, hunting microscopic killers that claim more lives than Jack the Ripper. All the while, hoping no one discovers the woman beneath the gentleman’s attire.

When a body surfaces in London’s waterworks bearing marks of medical torture, Kronberg draws the attention of Sherlock Holmes. He sees through her disguise in seconds. Though Holmes could destroy her with a word, he isn’t her biggest problem.

The victim’s wounds speak of medical experimentation. Of doctors who view London’s poor as laboratory rats. Of a secret medical society that makes Burke and Hare look like amateurs.

To infiltrate their ranks, Kronberg must become the very monster she fears — cold, brilliant, willing to kill in the name of science. She’ll need to convince them she’s worse than any of them.

He’s fighting to save the ranch. She’s guarding her heart.

Ellis Stark has spent his life carrying the weight of Stark Family Ranch on his shoulders. With debt mounting and developers circling, he can’t afford distractions — least of all the woman who broke his heart. But when Hannah Whitmore returns to Three Pines with her young daughter, old feelings ignite in ways Ellis can’t ignore.

Hannah never planned on coming back. The small Montana town holds memories she swore she’d left behind — memories of Ellis, and the love that once promised forever. All she wants now is stability for her daughter, not a second chance with the cowboy who still haunts her dreams.

As the fight to save the ranch intensifies, Ellis and Hannah are pulled together by duty, loyalty, and a spark that refuses to die. But will Ellis’s devotion to the land cost him the only woman he’s ever loved? Or will this time, love prove stronger than the reckoning ahead?

Life didn’t turn out the way Kiki Lowenstein planned — but that’s exactly what makes her story irresistible.

One impulsive night in college changed everything: a frat party, a charming guy, and a future rewritten overnight. George Lowenstein stepped up and married her, but years later, Kiki is still carrying the weight of that beginning. Now a young mom in a picture-perfect suburban home, she has everything she’s “supposed” to want… except the one thing she craves most: connection.

Determined to reinvent her life, Kiki launches “Operation Make New Friends” in her upscale St. Louis neighborhood. But fitting in proves harder than expected — and far more dangerous.

When a neighbor’s suspicious accident turns deadly, Kiki’s good intentions land her in the worst possible spotlight: as the prime suspect.

Suddenly, this overwhelmed mom must become something she never imagined — a sleuth.

With her quirky new friend Mert “Got Dirt?” Chambers, a sharp-eyed housecleaner, plus a kindhearted neighbor and his mischievous black cat, Kiki dives headfirst into a mystery that twists tighter with every clue. As suspicion builds and danger closes in, she’ll have to trust her instincts, protect her family, and uncover the truth… before it’s too late.

1969. A neo-Western thriller about faith, violence, and judgment off Route 66 on the Utah-Arizona line.
A haunted drifter. A desert prophet. A town on the edge of salvation.

Jack rides in with ghosts at his back — a Harley beneath him and a sister lost to the Manson summer. He’s not looking for salvation. Only somewhere to outrun it.

But when he crosses paths with Emma — a girl bound to the prophet who rules Plainview — he becomes the first outsider to see what the town refuses to face. Silent wives. Exiled boys. A congregation held together by a faith that looks an awful lot like a gang. And that makes him dangerous.

As storms gather over Plainview, devotion, violence, and redemption collide in a pulp-parable showdown.

If he walks away, the flock falls deeper under the prophet’s spell.
If he stays — he’ll face the cost of belief, blood, and his own past.
Because in Plainview, the only difference between gospel or gang is just who’s holding the gun.

Fans of Tarantino, McCarthy, and The Twilight Zone will feel right at home in The Last Outrider — a story of redemption waiting at the end of the American road.

Ride into Plainview. Just don’t expect to ride back out.

Some enemies never stay buried.

Nelson is hunting a corrupt politician when news reaches him that the Russian operative responsible for his friend’s murder has resurfaced.

Now he wants revenge, because letting the Russian disappear again is something Nelson cannot allow.

Caught between vengeance and duty, Nelson is dragged into a deadly shadow war where loyalties shift without warning and nobody can be trusted. As the conspiracy deepens, he uncovers a threat far larger than a single assassination — one capable of destroying lives at the highest levels of power.

And this time, the people hunting him know exactly how he thinks.

With allies turning into enemies and the body count rising fast, Nelson must confront the ghosts of his past before they destroy everyone around him.

Because revenge always comes with a price.