I Don’t Think We Are In Sunday Anymore

Northern Michigan. A cold winter’s night. A tragic death.

Retired prizefighter Shelby Alexander finds his quiet life in Northern Michigan shattered when a local girl collapses by his barn and dies in his arms.

Drawn into a dangerous web of turf wars and family feuds, Shelby reluctantly accepts ten grand to investigate the young woman’s death, only to find himself in the crosshairs of a killer.

As bodies drop and bullets fly, Shelby must rely on his street smarts to navigate a treacherous landscape of backwoods justice.

With newcomers threatening to upset the balance of power and old wounds reopening, Shelby’s retirement becomes a fight for survival in this explosive men’s adventure tale.

Pride and Precipitation ~ A sweet enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy.

Forecast: Romance with occasional bursts of laughter.

Breezy Jones is crazy about the weather — rain or shine — which makes her job as the local television station’s meteorologist perfect. She’s even hoping the new buyers of her Aspen Grove station will make some positive changes.

That’s before she meets the attractive new general manager, Noah Drake, who is determined to repackage everything — including Breezy’s down-home delivery and casual, girl-next-door appearance that seems too Pollyanna for him. He replaces her with a high-powered diva weathercaster and makes Breezy her off-screen assistant.

With a flood of angry emails from the community, plummeting ratings, and incessant demands from the diva, it doesn’t take long for Noah to see which way the wind is blowing.

Will the station survive the competitive clash between pride and precipitation?
More importantly, can their blossoming attraction survive?

A small town with a big problem.

Caesar, an undercover operative, enters Carmichael with the briefest of orders from his boss, and a countdown on his phone. What will happen when the clock strikes zero?

Deputy Amelia Miller’s dispatched from a nearby city, and a series of events keeps her around much longer than she’d expected.

In the middle of the night, something shifts, and the whole town disappears off the face of the Earth. Who caused the Shift, and what lies beyond the veil of their settlement? As the citizens grow braver, they begin to explore the mysterious borders while resisting the chaos within.

The War Between the States has made Elijah Hastings grow up orphaned. While life after the war wasn’t easy, Elijah managed to live hand to mouth and still has courage to stay on the right side of the law. Nevertheless, his allegiance to the law is challenged when he stumbles upon a dying man clutching a bag of money. The man insists that he take the banknotes, but Elijah knows better than to keep the ill-gotten gains.

Even though he tries to do the right thing, the money proves to be a burden and leaves him with two men hunting him down…

Naomi Woodard is a laundress and the daughter of the city marshal. Her father is a good man with a noble heart, but he’s outmatched in a town that doesn’t respect him. When a handsome young man arrives in Great Falls with a story about roadside robberies and murder, Naomi’s father will do everything in his power to put things right again.

Choosing the right side of the law takes strength and courage…

Will doing the right thing lead Elijah into more trouble? Or will the city marshal stop the troublemakers and the corruption before more people end up dead over money? In this unforgiving and cruel world, only the strongest will survive…

Cassia Byler is a twenty-two year old Amish beauty that has the small town of Smicksburg, Pennsylvania baffled. She appears to be content not to court any man, only desiring to work alongside her dad in his herb shop. When pushed too hard to court Moses Weaver by the knitting circle she attends, Cassia reveals the truth; she’s been secretly engaged… to an Outsider. Not a baptized Amish member, she won’t be shunned, but when she sees her dear dad’s broken heart, will she break her engagement? Can she leave the Amish and the herb shop… and her dad?The Herbalist’s Daughter takes you on a journey with Cassia Byler as she goes from a selfish, impulsive young woman, to a valley of testing and trials. In the end, Cassia is a joyful Christian woman, having been changed by unconditional love. If you like Stepping Heavenward by Elizabeth Prentiss, Emma by Jane Austen or North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell, you’ll be sure to enjoy The Herbalist’s Daughter. Discussion guides accompany each book along with Amish recipes.

Spend less on what you don’t care about and more on what you do.

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Big changes and little changes — they all add up. You can live well and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with thrifty living.