In this short story, it’s almost time for Halloween when the princes and princesses of Kitty Castle make a terrible discovery. There’s no candy left in the entire kingdom! Can the magic of Kitty Castle save the day or will Halloween have to be cancelled?

Celesta and Keziah Thiessen are a mother and daughter team who wrote these books together for fun because they both love stories and using their imaginations. They started writing the series when Keziah was seven years old. During the brainstorming phase, they immediately came up with the idea of having a cat as one of the main characters – cats were Keziah’s favorite animals. Now Keziah is eleven. She still loves animals of all kinds, especially dragons.

Emily Gray returns to the lakeside community of Baxter, Maine, expecting a peaceful week in her family’s island cottage. Instead, she and her high school crush, Nate Holman, discover the body of Henry Derbin, an elderly island resident. Amid rekindling her old friendship with Nate and trying to make sense of the murder, Emily shares her faith with an old schoolmate. When a second body turns up, the cottagers on Grand Cat Island are frightened and baffled. Is this why Mr. Derbin forbade everyone from going on his land? Can Emily and Nate overcome past hindrances to their romance long enough to dig up clues that will help solve both murders?

The last thing Amy wants is a husband, which is awkward when you’re a mail order bride.

Amy Watts’ only hope of escape from a dangerous situation is to answer postmaster Adam Emerson’s advertisement for a bride. But when her desperate plan to trick him into paying her way across the country goes awry, her guilty conscience compels her to stay in the small California town of Green Hill Creek to find a way to repay him the cost of the train fare before she moves on.

The trouble is, she’s completely unprepared for the effect of his kindness, charm, wit, and ridiculously blue eyes.

As her dream of a new life in San Francisco falters and her past catches up with her, can Amy hold onto the one thing she never thought she’d want but now can’t bear to lose?

Six mail order brides, one small California town, a lot of romance! The Escape to the West series tells the stories of six young women in 1870 who travel across the country to find love. These uplifting Christian historical romances will transport you to a time of courageous women longing for a better life and the strong men dedicated to winning their hearts. Each novel can be read on its own or as part of the series.

A Parody Novella with heart…and brains!
Scarlett Eighty-One is a model citizen and she’s never questioned the perfect world she lives in. Not until the hunky guy in her Geometry class turns his sunken, lifeless, and downright dreamy eyes on her.

Monsters shouldn’t exist, but Scarlett can’t deny all the strange things happening around her. With the unwavering love of her possibly undead boyfriend and her amazing intellect, she’ll find out the truth and fight for her destiny, even if it means battling clingy werewolves, skeevy vampires, and dancing robots in the process.

Enchanting tale of courage, love, loss, and hope. Don’t tell anyone this is for children because I couldn’t put it down.

Twelve-year-old Mary falls in love with a foal that is lame, just like her. The expensive surgery the foal needs has little chance to correct the problem. Still Mary plots and conspires to raise money to save the horse, even as time runs out. She sacrifices what she holds dear – the trust of her papa, to gain her heart’s desire. But she could lose everything in her struggle to save the foal.
For tween fans of the classic horse books like The Black Stallion, Black Beauty and Misty of Chincoteague.

TxAuthors Best Book Award
Feathered Quill – 2017 GOLD Award
Purple Dragonfly – 2017 First Place
Literary Classics – 2017 Silver Award

Two very different stories, each set in the Australia of the 1950’s…
The first, ‘Love Denied’, tells the story of a thirty-one-year-old music teacher named Elizabeth, whose love life stands to be derailed yet again by her selfish, manipulative mother.
The second, ‘Charlotte’s Lance and the Round Fable’, spotlights the conflict arising from Charlotte’s devotion to her new boyfriend, Lance, a fervent environmentalist, and her loyalty to her father — inevitably, of course, a wealthy property developer.
Published previously as separate volumes, both tales provide an engaging, nostalgic look at the lives and mindsets of denizens of that bygone era.