COMING SOON - Unspoken Promises is about Kenzie and Eleanor, one rebuilding her life in the present day and one left waiting during WWII. It’s about the promises both women made to themselves and about the unspoken ones they made to others.  It is about love, loyalty and starting over.

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Reeling from the loss of her job, the end of her marriage and an empty nest, Kenzie Ross decides to fill the void temporarily by traveling to Bailey Island Maine to check out the cottage her old college mentor had bequeathed to her, accompanied by Duffy, the shelter dog the woman had adopted only months before her death. Stunned to discover Bailey House is far more than the rustic seaside bungalow she envisioned, Kenzie ends up deciding to stay and start fixing up the 150-year-old mansion big enough to shelter three or four families with ease.  While poking through the dusty old attic, Kenzie finds boxes of fun old puzzles, books it will take years to read and a wedding dress that had never been worn. On a whim, she tries it on, admiring the lovely dress in front of a tall oak mirror as old as the house.

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Then it’s 1943 and Eleanor Murray is happily planning her wedding. Her aunt is pinning up the hem of her gown while Eleanor smiles at her reflection. Then her fiancé barges into the room to announce he’s just enlisted in the Army to join the war in Europe and their wedding will have to wait. Crushed, Eleanor hides her sense of abandonment, plants a Victory Garden and knits socks for Red Cross care packages for soldiers on the front lines. As her fiancé’s letters become more and more distant and her brother’s best friend, home to recover after his plane is shot down, starts wooing her, Eleanor accepts her aunt’s invitation to come stay with her in New York. She finds work at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a job critical to supporting the war, in an effort to keep the unspoken promises she made when it all began.

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Bullseye:

Dan Hoffman’s wife is dead. His fingerprints are on the glass prism she was bludgeoned with, and powerful people want him in cuffs. But Detective Jesse Quinn has a history with Dan and she believes he’s innocent.

Will Jesse be able to put all the pieces together before she is sidelined and Dan arrested for his wife’s murder?

Crossfire:

Temporarily paired with another detective from the St John’s County Sheriff’s Office who thinks women don’t belong on the Major Crimes squad, Jesse Quinn must find the killer of a popular local pastor before her nemesis pins the murder on one of her neighbors. In what little spare time she has, how does she reconcile with her rebellious teenage daughter and find a place in her personal life for Seth Cameron, who would like to become more than just friends?

Available in print and Kindle

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BELIEVING IN MAC -- Mac Riggs did time for a crime he didn’t commit. When Casey Cameron, new to the Tide’s Way Police Department, is assigned to mentor his return to society, she is reluctant to believe him. Mac wants to clear his name. Casey wants him to move on. Like she had to when she resigned her Army commission to care for her mother who is learning to live life in a wheelchair. Like the young man Casey found camped in her new house is tackling life anew as an emancipated minor. Even the puppy found abandoned in a box beside Mac’s truck is eager to adopt her new life. Why not Mac?  

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Worry Stone - book 6 in the Tide's Way series -

   . . . where the Cameron family saga began . . .

“A deeply emotional tale set during the turbulent years of the Vietnam War. Authentic and evocative, this love story between a veteran and a one-time war protester makes us appreciate the healing power of love.” Eve Gaddy, National Best Selling Author

Cam wasn’t planning on getting involved with anyone until he put the war firmly behind him but the hope and love Sandy brings to his troubled heart is irresistible. Will Sandy’s love be enough to bring Cam back from the edge of despair and convince him to get the help he so desperately needs? Is his love for her strong enough for him to pull his life together and be the man she believes in?

Read chapter one here

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Everybody Cut Loose - Just because everyone needs something fun to smile about

 

Thanks to Rosaninha Viera who posted this first - makes me feel good every time I watch it.