It's spring 2020 in the Baker Valley of Colorado and things are not going to plan. Instead of spending the month of April getting some quality time in with her new husband, Maggie May Carver finds herself locked down with a hyperactive eight-year-old and his disconnected mother. On top of that her grandpa is definitely up to something. Which, given his history, is not a good thing. Come celebrate Easter with Maggie May, Miss Fancypants, and the rest of the crew, and find out why combining ex-cons and explosives can sometimes be a good thing.

A guide for dealing with a romantic break-up offers step-by-step advice on how to tell parents and friends about the situation and suggests ways to express anger, pamper oneself, and effectively weather a difficult situation.

Maggie got her happily ever after, but that doesn't mean the murders or mysteries ended. Not even a worldwide event can stop that. In these stories set in 2020 and 2021, join Maggie May, Matt, Miss Fancypants, and a cast of quirky friends and family in small-town Colorado as they solve mysteries and try to live their lives as best they can. This collection includes the short story A Housebound Holiday as well as the novels A Fouled-Up Fourth, A Salacious Scandal and Steak Sizzlers, and A Puzzling Pooch and Pumpkin Puffs.

Light & Healthy Holidays provides staying power during the tempting holiday season and encouragement to reflect on the true reason for the holidays. This complete resource includes devotions, holiday helps, holiday menus and recipes, and a small group guide. Topics Included: Devotions on giving thanks and God's gift of love, Read about replacing fear with joy, Holiday menus and recipes, How can you achieve your holiday goals?, Holiday survival tips.

Elizabeth Gentry's debut, Housebound, is a novel like no other: a disquieting and interior fairy-tale adventure through one family's secrets and lies. Maggie, the eldest daughter, is preparing to leave the house in which she's lived, worked, and been educated her whole life: a life led seemingly without contact with the outside world, save in the form of weekly trips to the library for the stories that are the only escape for Maggie and her eight brothers and sisters. Maggie's seeming estrangement from the most familiar details of her life give the novel an almost Kafkaesque feel, as if Kafka had been born an Appalachian woman.

Just when Maggie May Carver thinks her life is finally going to settle into happy newlywed bliss, a very scary man finds her and asks for her help in solving a thirty-six-year-old murder. While a smart person would say no, Maggie feels compelled to at least give it a chance. And good thing, too, because she’s going to need the distraction given the other things that are disrupting her bliss… Join Maggie, Fancy, Matt, and crew as they dive into yet another situation that they should have left alone but that’s ultimately better for their involvement.

Maggie May Carver hates weddings, which is why she's trying her best to ignore the fact that her best friend's wedding is right around the corner. But when someone tries to sabotage the wedding, Maggie May is determined to find out who it is. Because no one messes with her best friend. And to keep just how bad the situation really is from the already nervous bride, Maggie finds herself in the unlikely role of wedding planner extraordinaire. Can she pull off a wedding for two hundred people in less than ten days? And find the culprit? Only one way to find out.