Be careful what you wish for. Charlie didn't think her vampire story would ever be a bestseller, let alone a movie with Hollywood icon Michael Dunne playing her charismatic, troubled vampire, Annarchie. What Charlie doesn't realize, until it's too late, is that Michael Dunne doesn't have to act in this movie because he IS Annarchie, the vampire she told the world about, and he's been getting away with murder for centuries.

A Tear of Blood

In 1911, a young John Shaw from South Carolina had his first taste of flying. In 1926, two years after the plane crash death of his best friend, he attempted a solo flight record in a refitted 1923 Curtiss Jenny. Then, with half the journey completed, his plane was caught in a storm, went down, and for seventeen years he was listed as missing, presumed dead. The Longest Winter is a work of fiction, the tale of one man's life. His story is one of despair and courage, tragedy and triumph-stranded on an uncharted rocky island, his body broken by the crash, John is adopted into a tribe of Aleuts, until the evacuation of the Aleutian Islands in May 1943. This is John's story.

The Longest Winter

Ex-undercover cop Kerry Staines wants a fresh start in a small country town. But what he finds in Mallen is The Site-cursed for 10, 000 years, a place where black legends and white spirits unite. The Site-of a maximum security prison near a swamp where a missing teen lies dead, her soul restless because her murderers go unpunished. Until now.

The Site: Only the Dead Keep Secrets

First published as "Anna's Gold" by Arrow Books."A love story that won't disappoint."Australia, 1867   With baby in arms, Anna follows her husband into their new beginning-a hot, dusty gold mining camp called Bitter Creek.   Always dreaming of the hat shop she will have one day, Anna finds new friends in this no-man's land: a Chinese girl, an old American prospector whose son, Sam, often visits.   There's a spark, but she is married and Sam's a wanted man with just cause to hate the district's sergeant.   When the murderous greed of the local police unleashes a torrent of violence upon the unsuspecting miners, the only survivors, Anna and her baby, are rescued by the outlaw, who soon discovers he has been accused of yet another crime he did not commit.

Fool's Gold

Gray's a country kid who finds Boo, a magical critter that came out of the farm's bore. He's cute, he talks, he's great company, but the best thing about Boo is his poo. Yep, Boo is a little diamond factory, and he's been on the surface too long and needs to go home to his family. But home is deep underground.

The Diamond Factory

How much is a ticket to heaven?Compassion doesn't feature as a reality in Ruth's life. Compassion is always something that other people have in their hearts and so to Ruth it remains one of life's unsolved mysteries.'Just one act of kindness can alter your life', her hapless brother once said. But his words meant nothing to Ruth, for when one lives within a fortress of one's own creation, there can be no conqueror. Once she was happy. Once she even loved somebody and his name was Daniel. But only once. Ruth learnt early not to depend upon others. To get through life one should only do what one must, involve others as little as possible, and most of all, never allow one's soul any light, any warmth, any laughter. For it soon enough turns to darkness, and cold, and tears.How much is a ticket to heaven? Does it cost just one act of kindness? And if so, is it true what Daniel always believed? They would meet again some day?

One Act of Kindness

Loire Valley, France, 1212. Adelina de Polignac is forced into a marriage of convenience to a man she detests. Her true love she cannot have - Geoffrey, her orphaned cousin, now a Benedictine monk whose heart doesn't belong with the church. When Adelina's father is murdered, she tries to escape her fate by joining the Children's Crusade, but Gabriel of Lyon thwarts her plan. Gabriel, her father's most merciless knight, will stop at nothing to acquire the Polignac estate. Can a young woman, who once dreamed of being a warrior, go unarmed into battle against a violent, avaricious mercenary?"Exceptional. Terrific story-telling. Abundance of author talent."

An Absence of Angels

Sometimes glimpsing the future can be deadly. Former US Navy SEAL Kelly Nolan, who commands a small special ops unit, is assigned duty to protect a Presidential candidate during a visit to England. So what has a woman from half the world away seen that makes them seek her out?Rebecca Miller is an especially gifted psychic. Two years ago she 'read' a US Senator's wife and although Elizabeth Glover's fears about her husband's death were real, Rebecca reassured her that measures would be taken to avoid it. She 'saw' two of the people protecting him - a Native American and an old flying buddy. And now, ex fighter pilot and Senator John Glover is a viable Presidential candidate, working hard to get the votes, while Rebecca Miller is invited to speak at a paranormal symposium in London. At Heathrow, she's not met by the event organizer, but by two men in military uniforms. One of them, Kelly, a Native American, is vaguely familiar. Has she seen him before? Is this handsome guy really talking to me? she wonders. Yes, he is and she's now in protective custody. She knows this is about that Senator destined to be President. She has no choice but to go with them. At the airfield, Rebecca refuses to get into the chopper that awaits because she knows she will die if she goes near it. He might be psychic himself, and he might even like her, but Kelly Nolan's patience is wearing very thin. Then comes a shot from the woods and Rebecca Miller is dead at his feet. Rebecca, from the other side of life, is given a choice; she may stay, or return to finish what she started. After Rebecca wakes on a morgue slab and scares the pants off a medic, Kelly gets the call that she's alive. Even disbelievers call it a miracle, and those who want John Glover dead return to their drawing boards. Whatever lies in store for the psychic and the SEAL, life will never be the same again for anyone involved, and many lives change. Some for the better.

A Tear of Blood

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