Rachelle and Rafi share letters and emails in the midst of covid quarantine. In R&R, they connect in truly intimate ways despite– and because of– the distance. Highly recommended!
In The Ghost in the Garden, Sophie Madison struggles with her recent move, but must rely on new friends to help her unravel the mystery of the spectral Tabitha. Highly recommended!
Chris yearns for love, but childhood emotional scars hold him back. In Getting to Yes, he begins to heal, but falls for a woman with similar wounds. Recommended!
New York: Give Me Your Best or Your Worst artfully ties together short stories and photography, creating complex mysteries and a testament to New York's soul. Highly recommended!
Four women pretend their lives are perfect, maintaining a tenuous friendship. But in Ever After, their dark secrets surface, threatening to shatter their bond. Highly recommended!
Kevin tackles his parents' divorce, his mentor's lost love, and his sister wanting her bike back. In Fishing for Luck, these prove difficult for a kid to solve. Highly recommended!
One man's life, between birth, love, and death, is shown honestly in Certified. This story finds humor and emotional depth in the intricacies of modern life. Highly recommended!
Real and Powerful. Dawn flees an abusive home to continue her education in Jus Breathe. A hard task for a black woman In 1960s NYC, but she rises to the challenge.
In A Week at Surfside Beach, thirteen sets of vacationers fight amongst family, try to celebrate, keep secrets, and sometimes, truly connect with each other. Highly recommended!
When the Wind Chimes is more than a romance novel. It’s a heart-warming, feel-good read that will leave readers wanting more. Highly recommended!