Teen & Young Adult

In a modern world still ruled by the Greek gods, being a monster is more than just a curse. It is a death sentence. Seventeen year-old Hope Nicholas and her mother are mythological creatures carrying the ancient bloodline of the Sphinx. Hunted by demigods and shadow demons from the Underworld, they've never stayed in one place long enough for Hope to even have friends. But when her mother is killed, Hope needs to decide which she values more- safety or love.

A Place to Call Home is the heartwarming and inspiring story of an abandoned white German shepherd puppy named Toby and his cross-country search for a forever home. Toby's life begins on a farm where the carefree, happy days he has known come to an abrupt end when his breeder decides to "dispose" of him and his sister Tara because of the color of their fur. With the help of a kind farmhand, the two puppies escape unharmed. As Toby struggles to find a forever home where he can feel safe and secure, he experiences some painful losses, but he also makes new friends—friends who will help him to trust humans again and show him the power of love.

When life gives Tiz Phoenix lemons, she hunts life down and kicks it in the shin. Afterwards, she juices those lemons then plants the seeds. She's a tree nymph. And that's what tree nymphs do to survive in a modern society that keeps stretching across our Earth. Now entangled in a dangerous race to the top of the Witch's Tree, Tiz Phoenix must rise or die trying.

Zoe Jabril could be just another 17-year-old girl attending parties with her friends and checking out cute guys—except her best friend is a Guardian Angel, and the boy she crushes on is a Nephilim, half-angel, both sent to Earth to protect her. A high school classmate happens to be a trendsetting shopaholic Fairy. And now there’s a new Werewolf in town.

Serve the community. Obey the laws. Exist on anxiety pills. This is all Monet, a ward of her city, can hope for until she and her friend, Luke, find an old book that shows the history of mankind—a past that’s been hidden from them and all the citizens of Titus. As their curiosity takes them down a dangerous path, extraordinary events begin to occur, showing them God may exist and is reaching out to them through illegal art and a realm of paranormal activity. Monet and Luke find themselves at a crossroads: live within the safe, logical confines of Titus, or embrace the wild truth and risk death.

Now in the afterlife, Henry witnesses his sister's abduction. He knows where she's being held and who the kidnappers are. As the police chase false leads, Henry realizes that he's his sister's only hope. But for him to even have a chance of saving her, he has to convince a group of teenagers that dead doesn't mean helpless. "Jump When Ready combines charm and suspense in a sweet way that leaves the reader completely believing in this imagined in-between world." - Indie Reader