Deborah Earle has stitched together a life many woman would envy—a lucrative freelance career, a loving husband, and a daughter she adores. As she deals with the prospect of seventeen-year-old Amanda leaving for NYU in the fall, thirty-nine-year-old Deborah is buoyed by the hope of having another baby before it’s too late. If only she can get her husband, Richard, on board.
But when Amanda gets serious about a boy Deborah believes is bad news, she worries that her daughter is repeating her mistakes—mistakes that destroyed her relationship with her own mother. When death and disease dislodge their carefully curated lives, it exposes a bittersweet future none of them are prepared to face.
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Storm’s life is a painful disaster. Her father’s passing away, she hasn’t spoken to her mother in years, and she’s in a cruel, abusive marriage with her husband Chase. Is there any way out for her? On his deathbed, her father pleads with her to leave Chase. Her brother vows to help her escape the violence. With help from a family friend, she establishes a new life in Chicago. She has a new job, new apartment, and a friendship with the family friend’s son Kobe. He’s a playboy with a girlfriend named Samantha, but he’s developing feelings for Storm. In spite of herself, Storm feels the same way. But Chase is just one step behind in finding her, and Storm knows it. Kobe asks her to move in with him for protection. As she’s packing, Chase breaks in to her apartment and kidnaps her. She’s a total prisoner now – savagely beaten, starved, addicted to alcohol and sexually abused. In her worst beating yet, Storm is almost killed by Chase, but a neighbor hears and calls the police. In the hospital, she reunites with Kobe. He asks her to marry him, but Samantha reveals he cheated with her while Storm was kidnapped…and she’s pregnant. Kobe’s one of three men who could be the father. Chase is another. Storm is forgiving, and they marry, but as they are ready to leave for their honeymoon, Samantha goes into labor, and Chase appears again – shooting Kobe. Can Storm find peace, mend family matters and at last, find happiness in love? $2.99 on Kindle.

How far would you go for love?

In a rambling house in a small Australian beach town, Elena Jameson is recovering from her recent divorce. To her delight, she is given the opportunity to foster a little boy, Daniel, whose mother is dead and whose violent father is in rehab. As Elena and Daniel explore the beautiful bay and wild bushland, they form a profound bond that will change their lives forever. Free on Kindle.

Maggie Lange is a young widow with three preschool daughters. Her grandmother dies and leaves Maggie the farm and a large sum of money. On a trip to take care of some details, she spends the night with Karl Gustavson, the man she had a crush on as a teenager. He doesn’t call. A few months later, she realizes she’s pregnant. She and her best friend concoct a plan so Maggie can have her baby and not be deemed an unfit mother. She fears if her in-laws find out, she may also lose custody of her daughters. Karl finds out about his son and insists Maggie marry him. His harshness causes Maggie to fear him. Gradually, Karl shows he cares about her and the children. But someone is out to harm Maggie. There is a question about Maggie’s father’s parentage. Free on Kindle.