The Diner Girl
Carrie Peters has one big problem and a bunch of little ones. Her big problem’s name is Aunt Celia, who’s stealing Carrie’s money. The bitter crone, who’s taken Carrie in after her parents die, feeds Carrie scraps and confines her to one corner of the apartment while making Carrie turn over all her waitressing tips. Then there’s Wes, Carrie’s forever love, who leaves for school and abruptly ghosts her. Thank goodness she has the Calico Diner and its customers for refuge and care. What Carrie doesn’t yet know is that the Calico Diner will one day be her salvation.
Bad Blood
Vanessa’s brother did his best to ruin her life. Then he killed her – he thought. Instead he perished in the fire he'd set. At last Vanessa is free. She finds work with an attorney who only represents the worst of the worst. One day, sitting behind her boss in the courtroom, she’s struck by his latest client’s familiarity. It couldn’t be. Could it?
Shadow Song
In a backwoods town, finding your boss’s dead body in the woods is enough to get you charged with murder. Worse, Ashley Montrose is saddled with the most incompetent attorney in the county. She only has herself and a man she loathes to find a way out of this mess.
Second Chance
When Leah’s band breaks up (spectacularly) she’s left with nothing – no skills, no future, no money. She takes to the road and stumbles upon the town of Chance where, impulsively, she decides to stay. Waitressing at the local saloon, she falls in love with an intoxicating singer, and for the first time, life is sweet.
Until everything falls apart.
Find My Way Home
Tonight man will step on the moon for the first time and fourteen-year-old Sabrina couldn’t care less. All she wants is a way out, an escape from her crazy family. She meets a boy on a blind date and impulsively takes to the road with him. Guilty, she tries to call home but no one answers – ever again. Has her family simply forgotten her?
New Kaitlyn
Fed up with her dead-end job and dead-end life, Kaitlyn makes a rash decision: pack up and move to a small town she's never heard of and lead a group of neophytes in her company's new venture. She questions her choice at every turn, from the oddly-friendly landlord to the three bikers she meets on an evening stroll, to the universe's most detestable boss.
Then, to make everything even worse, she falls in love with a man she can never have.
The Apple
Aubrey is not a criminal like her dad; not exactly. At least her acts didn’t get her killed. His did. But now Aubrey’s mom has been wrongly arrested for his death and Aubrey has to find a way to clear her without exposing her own bad deeds. Unfortunately, family secrets get in the way.
Once In a Blue Moon
Grandma’s basement is haunted. What else could explain how Jemma has assumed her identity and lands in the nineteen forties where men are shipping off to war?
Just when she’s resigned to her new identity, she is transported again, to the sixties and the broken life of a woman named Beth. Mom.
One strange night will change three lives forever.
Shelby moves far from home to be with the man she loves, but he ultimately betrays her and she’s now on her own. One night in her office an enraged man bursts in and tries to kill her, but she beats him to the punch. Panicked, she flees to a tiny town in the middle of nowhere and finds work as a night DJ at a small radio station, playing requests and soothing insomniac listeners.
And she’s being stalked.
Can it be that the man she thought she’d killed is very much alive?
