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A Love Story Can Have No Happy Ending

This six-part memoir presents a riveting account of the author’s experiences in dealing with the loss of 5 babies, one due to an inoperable heart condition and the others to Rh disease, as well as the remarkable saving of one of her daughters by four intrauterine transfusions carried out in Winnipeg, Canada.

These stories are full of overwhelming tragedy and heartbreak, but they are also stories of resilience and hope.

The section Journey to Winnipeg describes her experience with Rh disease. After losing three babies to the condition, she traveled by Greyhound bus from San Diego to the Rh Laboratory in Winnipeg, Canada—which at the time held the world’s best survival record for treating Rh-incompatible pregnancies. Following four successful intrauterine transfusions, one daughter was born healthy.

Journey to Winnipeg is a story of tenacity and courage told with a light, humorous touch. I believe it would appeal to your readers as both a personal narrative and a significant slice of Canadian medical history. This publication would also serve as a tribute to the debt owed to the Rh Laboratory in Canada.

Somewhere April Is Singing

There are fourteen new stories in this collection. The characters don’t repeat. Each story is singular and unique. The author has endeavored to portray the characters as people you would meet and know in any typical Southern town.

The Reckoning is about a man who drowned in somewhat questionable circumstances. He was not a nice man! Two individuals could possibly have done this. At the time of the death, they didn’t know each other. Now they have become close friends. And they have discussed the circumstances of his death.

A Rose by Any Other Name is about a brilliant young woman who designs a business plan. To establish this business, she selects a man who is aptly qualified, but he’s also married. She designs a romantic weekend to recruit him and happens to fall in love with him. The wife is there for that holiday trip, but that doesn’t dissuade the sweet, clever Rose from executing her plan.

Somewhere April Is Singing about Fred Arnold, a retired military veteran who locates a high school sweetheart he hasn’t seen in more than thirty years. Her name is April, and he’s been in love with her all those years. They only had a short time together, and he discovers too late that she loved him also.

Pride Goeth Before a Fall portrays Harry Fitzgerald, a man who is handsome, accomplished, and prideful. He’s also a reckless womanizer who mistreats women. When he’s dumped by his wife and asks for an explanation, he’s quoted a verse from the Bible: Proverbs 16:18, “Pride goeth before a fall.”

There are ten more of these stories in this collection, including one of the author’s favorites, written in memory of a childhood friend who was more than courageous: Take A Walk with Sidney.

Fate's Fate

In a city wounded by a supernatural event lives a forgotten child who was born without a heart. He does not sleep. And he has no need to eat or breathe, a condition shared by everyone who also sustained his loss.

Visions overshadow and illuminate his path, a labyrinthine journey he hopes will guide him to a worthy purpose, a surrogate family, and a notion of home.

He is not alone. A woman reclaims herself in the wilds. And she becomes an agent of the transformation that restored her through the infusion of a tribal elder’s ghost.

Others are not so fortunate. Their loss exerts an implosive gravity that devours them. Yet there is reprieve in death, that divine broker of release.

Nature is an alchemical presence throughout, transmuting horror and trauma into harmony and belonging. And transcendence flows like a rejuvenative stream through the dystopian constructs of the world herein.

Chess

Two Pieces. One board. No rules.

Krede is a bishop, an elite assassin raised by an ancient, chess-like monastic syndicate to move with fluid, lethal silence. Veil is a Rook, a brilliant, clinical contract killer who doubles as a trained doctor, deployed by a rival faction to execute an eye-for-an-eye retaliation against Krede’s handlers.

When the grandmasters above turn the board into a trap, both pieces are captured. Using his unique physiology, Krede breaks free, forcing a cynical, detached Veil to abort his mission despite the rules of the game.

When a predatory new criminal syndicate emerges, the Grandmasters reset the board with an unprecedented mandate: the Rook and the Bishop must play under the same color.

Forced into a global partnership, Krede’s chaos turns into a calculated smokescreen, while Veil coordinates with underground networks. But the partnership fractures when Krede makes unsettling discoveries.

As their target flees across international borders, Veil must set up a high-stakes ballistic crossfire while Krede orchestrates a fiery, claustrophobic infiltration. Amidst gunfire and explosions, Veil must pull the ultimate trigger.

Lucky on the Stairs

Lucky got stuck on the stairs.

But the hardest part wasn’t getting out.

Inspired by a true story, Lucky on the Stairs is a heartfelt children’s book that explores anxiety, fear, and the comfort of feeling understood. Through the eyes of a lovable rescue dog, readers are invited into a story that gently reminds us that some feelings can be difficult to explain and even harder for others to understand.

Unlike many stories about fear, Lucky on the Stairs isn’t about overcoming it; it’s about being understood while living with it. Perfect for families, classrooms, counselors, and therapists, this touching story opens the door to meaningful conversations about anxiety, empathy, and the emotions that often hide beneath the surface.

Because sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is simply stay.

Magical Journeys and Multiple Personalities

Magical Journeys and Multiple Personalities

The second novel in the Dia Mallaithe series plunges William and Cici deeper into a love story shaped by magic, secrets, and destiny.

After being whisked across the world in the blink of an eye, Cici can no longer pretend the man she loves is human.

William must finally keep the promise he made at the end of Paper Roses: to reveal every truth he has spent centuries burying. As William unveils the secrets of his three‑hundred‑year existence—his illusions, his identities, his allies among witches, and the revelation of the species that threatens his survival—Cici discovers she has fallen for a being unlike any other.

From castle ruins on the English coastline to the sun‑drenched beaches of Aruba, their journey becomes a test of trust, power, and destiny. William admits to a lifetime of deception. Cici must decide whether to embrace the celestial abilities awakening inside her—or walk away from a world she never asked to enter. And together, they must navigate a world where every revelation brings them closer to the truths that could bind them—or break them forever.

Love was only the beginning.

Jonah, The Miracles of Nineveh

Imagine you live in a city known for violence, idol worship, human sacrifices, beheading the enemy, constant wars, and taking captured enemies for slavery or for sacrifices. Imagine celebrations for victories where babies are sacrificed and burned alive. What miracles would impact you so you would listen to a prophet’s message and repent? What messages could be delivered by a prophet in those circumstances?

Like us, Jonah had a life; he made a living and worked as a unit with his family. When asked to go to Nineveh, he knew he was inadequate for the task, and fear paralyzed him. He learned, as we all learn, that sometimes the challenge we are told to complete changes us more than it impacts the people we teach. Deep down, we know our background, experiences, and religious training do not prepare us to complete the challenges before us. What if we were selected from the foundations of the earth to be prophets?

Like Jonah, we will have doubts? Does God make a mistake?

Wrath of the Stable Boy

Wrath of the Stable Boy is a unique adventure. It follows the life of a gay former slave in the antebellum South, who rose from servitude to great wealth, all the while hoping to better the lives of those he left behind laboring in cotton fields. Tragically, this former slave, William, saw the love of his life, the White son of a plantation owner, hanged because he loved a male Black slave.Heartbroken, William escapes from America and finds a new life in London. What he could not escape, however, was his ire over the brutal murder of his lover. William returns to the South and covertly and ingeniously destroys the lives of the vicious, bigoted White Southern cotton buyers who murdered his partner and lover.The final phase of the book is a wild adventure to recover Confederate gold hidden in London. The gold is intended to fund social services for recently freed slaves in his lover’s name.If you are looking for a novel that will enlighten and entertain and make you laugh and cry at the same time, you are holding it in your hand.

The Adventures of Petey the Penguin

The Adventures of Petey the Penguin is a children’s series about a penguin that meets new friends and learns important lessons throughout his adventures. This book explores Petey’s homeland of Antarctica and introduces Penny the Penguin and Al the Albatross.

We Love You, Mom

Want to raise your children with a faith that lasts a lifetime? Mary Ellen and William did it with nine of them. They taught the Word every chance they got, all while living in the real world of the 20th century. And those lessons? They are still alive in the people who remain.

The Little Swan and Friends

In this sweet Clarke fable, a young swan experiences what it is like to lose someone and soon realizes that she will always be able to carry them in her heart. She learns, as well, that sharing what she is feeling with her friends helps in the healing.

Be sure to look for her many friends who are there for her when she most needs them.

The Blue Spruce

In the beginning, the little blue spruce seemed like an ordinary tree. As the little tree grew, it became the center of the community, a focal point for the spirit of the community. This simple story based on true events reveals a beautiful lesson about resilience, about community, and about being part of something bigger than oneself.