Katie and Roland Roberts have made powerful enemies since saving the spirit of Sarah Wheeler. The warlock Creed, trapped between the spiritual and mortal worlds, continues his quest to attain a flesh-and-blood body-and the dark magic that comes with his return to life. Joined in his quest by his brother Olin, a powerful warlock in his own right, Creed seeks a mysterious artifact known as the Secret of Life, but finds his every move countered by Katie, Roland, and their magical allies. In anger and desperation, Olin and Creed gamble on a dangerous plan: abducting the Roberts' son Josh and hiding the boy in Terra Demorte-the Land of the Dead. If the other residents of the evil land discover their plan, the warlocks will be executed-along with the Roberts' bloodline. Now the Roberts, the good witch Wisteria, and the dark assassin Thor find themselves in a race to rescue Josh before the boy's presence in Terra Demorte is discovered. To save his son, Roland will do anything-even make deals with the inhabitants of the Land of the Dead. Of course, such deals have a way of coming back to haunt a person.

This novel is non-fiction. It's not for the faint of heart. Private Andrew Jackson Johnson was a Civil War soldier. He served in the Confederate States Army (CSA). As you read his story, you will march, walk, eat, sleep, and fight with this warrior. You will know the horror of killing the man in front of you just to have another step up and attempt to take your life. After the fight and as darkness descends, you will hear the screams of the dying as they lay on the bloody battlefield. However, you cannot assist the wounded until the battle ends and one side retreats. In many conflicts, this took days, and the injured slowly died in the most agonizing way. Andrew fought in some of the bloodiest battles recorded in the Civil War. He describes them in detail. This man fought for four years before being shot. He was home recuperating when the south surrendered. Private Andrew Jackson Johnson was my great-great-grandfather. Although he died before I was born, I want to honor him with this book and acknowledge my pride in being one of his descendants.

Detective Carl Roberts is murdered. Moments before he dies, he mails a flash drive to someone, but who? The Gravano family has had control of the illegal activities in Atlantic City for years; this one drive could crumble their empire. Everyone involved with the Gravano family searches for the elusive flash drive; no one can be trusted. When the Gravanos go after Detective Carl Roberts' family, death follows. When family members begin to disappear and are murdered, Carl's youngest daughter, Belle, must find the drive and deal with the Gravanos. Can an ordinary young woman outwit this influential family and survive? This powerful thriller takes corruption, lies, and deceit on a devastating ride.

Murder on the Moor is the third book in the series: Secrets Clara Belle Roberts was a simple American girl living in Atlantic City. After bringing down the Gravano’s corrupt empire, the FBI relocated her to Rome. (SECRETS) Her new name would be Amy Jane Summers. Being in Rome for only a few weeks, Jane would fall into another mystery, trying to solve the inscription on an ancient Roman map while evading Europe’s most dangerous criminals. (ROMAN GOLD). Needing to be relocated once more, her new name would become Abigail Lee Boggs. The FBI relocated her to Scotland, where she was cast into a world of superstition, murder, and betrayal. Will this young girl solve the mysteries surrounding her 300-year-old Scottish manor, or will she be another victim lost forever in the Moor? (Murder on the Moor)

Murder on the 318 takes the reader on a luxurious train ride through the Swiss/Italian Alps. What starts out as a spectacular honeymoon trip for Abigail and Antonio quickly turns deadly. On the first day aboard, a vicious game of cat and mouse explodes. Is the villain toying with Abigail while other sinister plots are erupting? Antonio is stabbed, a sickly woman is poisoned, and a crew member is found dead in his cabin. Are these deaths related, or are they the malicious acts of several individuals? Abigail is thrown into another incredible adventure as she unravels the mysteries on the vintage train. Will she survive the brutal attacks on her life and expose her ruthless adversaries, or will she succumb to their deadly intentions? Murder on the 318 takes a different approach to the who-dun-it-mysteries. It’s not your typical murder mystery where the good guys necessarily win.

When three brothers find a treasure map, they believe a summer adventure is just around the corner. They are young, eleven, twelve, and fourteen. School just let out for the summer, and what a better way to spend the days than looking for lost treasure. However, they are not the only ones trying to find the loot; the Chief of Police and two of his cronies will do anything to locate the missing money, including killing the kids, if necessary. What starts as an adventure quickly becomes a dangerous game of cat and mouse.

"Hugh is a shadow of the warrior he was, but when he learns that the Iron Dogs, soldiers who would follow him anywhere, are being hunted down and murdered, he must make a choice: to fade away or to be the leader he was born to be ... Elara Harper is a creature who should not exist. Her enemies call her Abomination; her people call her White Lady. Tasked with their protection, she's trapped between the magical heavyweights about to collide and plunge the state of Kentucky into a war that humans have no power to stop. Desperate to shield her people and their simple way of life, she would accept help from the devil himself--and Hugh d'Ambray might qualify"--Back cover.