Forgive & Forget

A #1 Best Seller in Legal Thrillers in the Kindle Store Modern-day Atlanta. Driven by his tragic past, prosecutor Chance Meridian seeks justice for a beautiful woman brutally murdered in her own home. Except nothing comes easy in Atlanta, certainly not justice. A lot of people in town wanted Sara Barton dead, and every single one of them is lying about something. Masterful, fast-paced, and full of intrigue, The Murder of Sara Barton is an intense courtroom drama brimming with suspense.

A crisis in the Dunglo 17 coal mine draws an unsuspecting squad of Illinois State Patrol and their guides into the dark expanse of tunnels below the ground. As they descend, trying to make sense of what has happened, the situation, like their environment, grows darker and darker. Is it the “deep crazies” driving people mad or is there something more sinister lurking in the depths? More importantly, will anyone make it back out to tell the tale?

The war is raging in Europe. These girls will do everything they can on the home front – but is a happy ever after possible in such dark and uncertain times?

Manchester, 1940: The minute war was declared, best friends Sally and Deborah volunteered for the home guard, willing to do anything to help their boys fighting overseas. An Auxiliary Fire Service girl by night, Sally ends up stationed at the salvage depot by day. Working amidst the scrap metal and waste paper, helping to make do and mend, isn’t quite the glamorous life in uniform she’d imagined! But she’s determined to do her best, and turn saucepans into Spitfires.

When Sally meets Andrew, a quiet carpenter with a heartbreaking smile who understands how important her work is, she finally feels as though her efforts to keep calm and carry on are making a difference. As love blossoms, Sally feels herself opening up to Andrew in a way she’d never imagined possible.

But then, just as Sally feels as hopeful as she can be in these times of war, a devastating air raid threatens everything she holds dear. As bombs rain down all over Manchester, deadly fires begin to destroy homes, and lives. With Andrew out rescuing families from the rubble, Sally rushes towards the plumes of smoke that fill the night sky. And is horrified to realise the very worst hit area has the salvage yard right at its heart.

Desperate to help in any way she can, Sally, with her fellow salvage girls by her side, sets to work. But what will they find when the smoke clears? Will Sally and Andrew get the happy ending they so deserve? Or will her one chance at true love be lost forever as the morning dawns…

Dan Kilmer is a former Marine sniper in his early thirties. He returned home from military service in the Middle East and gave college a try, but his combat experiences prevented him from fitting into campus life. In a South Florida boatyard, his uncle was attempting to refurbish an old cargo schooner, and Dan left college to help him finish the flagging project. After two years of work but before the sixty-foot boat was relaunched, his uncle fell from a scaffold and died. While still in his twenties, Dan inherited the schooner Rebel Yell. Soon after, he left the United States to embark on a series of voyages, mostly in pursuit of beautiful women and good times. While he was away from America, new federal taxes were imposed on luxury property, including privately owned yachts. Dan cannot pay these or other new taxes, so he can’t return to the States without risking confiscation of his schooner. Instead he must always fly under official radar and earn a living by his wits while staying one step ahead of the IRS and other government agencies. He must navigate the reefs of government control while always searching for a way to make money without the permission of the local authorities. This usually requires some type of shady dealing, subterfuge, and stealing from thieves as Dan moves from port to port.

From USA Today bestselling author Jennifer L. Hart comes a new mystery series of mouthwatering proportions…
Pretty please with spaghetti on top?

Andy Buckland has always dreamed of being a chef. But after a live studio audience is stricken with food poisoning during her debut cooking show, she finds herself blacklisted in the culinary community. The only job open to her is working in her family’s southern pasta shop, and, to make matters worse, her first assignment is serving baked ziti to her former lover and his spoiled bride-to-be at their engagement party! But a broken heart and a bruised ego are the least of Andy’s troubles when she discovers a dead body at the party with the words “welcome home” written in flour next to it. Is it a warning? A threat? Or a frame-up job? Andy is determined to find out. With the help of her over-the-top Italian family, Andy will prove that she has what it takes to not only cook the best dish in town but also catch a killer, too!

Welcome to decluttering for “real life.”

If you’ve ever looked around your home and thought, “I don’t even know where to start,” this book was written for you, to help you make real progress.

In Get Rid of the Mess, Jenna Ford takes a refreshingly honest approach to decluttering — one that goes beyond bins, labels, and quick fixes. Drawing from her own experience as someone who once struggled with clutter, Jenna not only focuses on how to clear the clutter away, but also why it builds up in the first place. The result is a guide that feels relatable, compassionate, and actually doable.

This isn’t about perfection or minimalism. It’s about recognizing your habits, your situation, your life stage, and your emotional connection to your stuff — so you can actually purge the clutter, and it doesn’t just come back again.
What Makes This Book Different

Decluttering That Addresses the Emotional Side of Mess
Clutter isn’t a character flaw. It’s often a response to busy lives, transitions, overwhelm, or holding onto things “just in case.” This book helps you understand the motivations behind your clutter so you can make real changes and stick with them.