Try Try Again

A Bachelorette party is all fun and games, until someone winds up killed.
Now summers in Glenville will never be the same…
After leaving big city life behind, detective Heather Bishop felt certain that Glenville would be the perfect place to build her life.
When she meets a group of bachelorettes at a local diner and a girl from the group goes missing.
Heather is willing to do whatever it takes to uncover the truth behind Jenny Brooks’ disappearance.
As the case unravels and Jenny is found brutally murdered.
Heather learns that even small towns can carry big secrets.

Time. Distance. Broken promises. Full of Christmas charm, laughter and timeless romance, this captivating novel asks and answers two profound questions: How durable is true love? And what are we willing to risk to keep it?

YOUNG STARS COLLIDE
The sleepy, small town of Pineville comes alive for Amelia Pennington when Ren Holt walks into her history class and from day one their teenage bond contains more ingredients than ‘friendship’. But Ren’s dysfunctional family is from the ‘wrong’ side of town, and Amelia’s science professor father soon forbids their blossoming relationship…

LEAVING PINEVILLE
Having hidden their love in plain sight for half a decade, Ren and Amelia have applied to Winhaven University and it’s almost time to set off on their adventure together. But new obligations and a sudden twist of fate changes everything. Now all they have is their love, trust, and the silver-plated promises wrapped around her finger…

COMING HOME
Now twenty-eight and living a professional life in a bustling city, Amelia is getting married in Maui on Christmas Day. But an urgent business matter offers her a chance to return to her hometown for the first time in ten years. As she and Ren navigate the pain of their past, will our star-crossed lovers find their way back to each other amidst the bittersweet backdrop of a small town’s Christmas spirit?

At the age of five Lincoln was abandoned inexplicably at an orphanage by his father with nothing but a promise to return and an old wrist chain. 11 years later when seemingly ordinary 16-year-old Lincoln runs away from yet another foster home, heading to his favoured spot in New York City, he is attacked by a dog, a monstrous three headed dog the size of a truck. Becoming marked, a string of attacks follow, only ending when he is saved by El, Ben, and AJ, a group of enhanced people known as Ascendants. Discovering the world is not as it seems, with Sorcerers, Nature Spirits and demonic monsters all hiding in plain sight, he learns that he is a long-lost Ascendant himself; discovering that the chain his father left him was at the centre of a conspiracy that resulted in his abandonment and his father’s subsequent disappearance.

A murder investigation in a small town zeros in on a young man who returns from the Vietnam War with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Now, his family and their entire town are ground zero for the cultural impact of war.

Through his brother Curt, Sammy witnesses firsthand how PTSD affects emotional health, ultimately depriving him of his once-popular and charming sibling. But with corrupted law enforcement now looking to pin the murder of a wealthy town scion on the struggling Curt, Sammy’s opportunities to help him grow narrower and narrower.

This gripping portrait of postwar life for veterans in America showcases the near-insurmountable difficulties of those who serve — only to then return to seemingly hopeless conditions on the home front.

Life in the rugged Appalachian Mountains of the 1860s was brutal but life in those treacherous hills had never been easy. A tough life breeds hardy people and the mountain people were as unforgiving and fierce as the mountains themselves. The old ways ran strong in their blood and hatred ran bone deep. Feuds were a part of life.

The Robertson clan was a small but proud family. When a cherished member was needlessly shot down the grief-stricken Robertsons went to war against the family of her killers. The feud dragged on for years but their enemies were far too numerous.

Fourteen year old Whip and his father Noah were the last of the Robertsons. When Noah was mortally wounded in an ambush his dying wish was that Whip leave the mountains and build a new life out west. Whip gave the promise that allowed his father to pass in peace. To Whip an oath was a sacred thing and he would honor his father’s final wish as he had promised. But a blood debt was owed and before he left he would see that debt paid.

Just released from prison, Trip Walker’s hopes for a fresh start are shattered after finding his twin sister Rose has vanished without a trace.

Determined to uncover the truth, Trip plunges into the dark past he left behind, only to find powerful forces are also hunting for Rose — with sinister intentions.

Dodging hired killers and crooked cops, he races to find his sister, all while uncovering secrets of his own family’s past.

With time running out and enemies closing in, Trip faces an impossible choice: abandon his search, or risk everything — including his newfound freedom — for the truth.