Imagine you’re traveling to a Middle East Country.  Imagine that you’re mistaken for someone else and are abducted.

What would you do?  How would you get home?  How would you adjust to all the differences between your culture and theirs?

In this spine tingling novel, The Almach, Penny Andrews faces that exact dilemma.

She never dreamed that when she traveled to the Middle Eastern country of Horab that she’d be embarking on the trip of a lifetime.  Abducted by a group of rebels, she discovers a strength she never knew she had.  She also discovers how difficult it is to change the ebb and flow of the river we call “life.” Read all about it here.

Readers are saying… “Another winner! Beth Ann’s newest novel, Heart Songs will touch every emotion you have. If you read only one novel this year, make it Heart Songs.”

Anne Olssen lived an ordinary life – perhaps even charmed – until her husband died in a car crash. Now she’s penniless and is forced to move to the East Coast to live with her sister’s family. Anne’s charmed life spirals into a nightmare when demons begin to haunt her dreams and she finds out somebody wants her dead. Read more here.

Dr. Abigail Ross is a woman with a problem. She's invented the Loop, a machine capable of sending people through time, yet she’s the last person in the world you’d want to have access to all of history. An abusive father and murderous mother have left her a headstrong alcoholic, emotionally inaccessible, and completely incapable of love. Pity no one bothered telling that to her partner Zachary Walker, the timid history professor who has inadvertently fallen head over heels for her. Read more here.