You can't take it with you... but what if you could? Most people believe their souls outlive their bodies. Most people would find an organization that tracks their souls into the future and passes on their banked money and memories compelling. Scott Waverly isn't like most people. He spends his days finding and fixing computer security holes. And Scott is skeptical of his new client's claim that they have been calculating and tracking soul identities for almost twenty-six hundred years. Are they running a freaky cult? Or a sophisticated con job? Scott needs to save Soul Identity from an insider attack. Along the way, he discovers the importance of the bridges connecting people's lives.

This is a novel of deeply buried secrets, obsession, deception, and a love that has endured from one life to the next. Successful publicist Laura Welless world is shattered when her parents are killed in a car accident. Their deaths reveal a toxic love triangle that has unknowingly plagued her family for centuries. Confronting the truth of her real identity is just the beginning. Laura must stop the love rivalry in this life or more innocent lives caught in the crossfire will die and shed lose her true soul mate forever. Her crusade becomes easier when she discovers she has the power to see aurasauras that illuminate a souls deepest and darkest secrets, exposing good, evil, and destined soul mates. This power brings rewards but also difficulties as she discovers that no one is who they seem. Faces of unknown people and places invade Lauras dreams as past lives converge with the present day. These dreams reveal clues to those she needs to find, and she dares to imagine an easy confrontation. To take control of her life and many other lives back, Laura must choose between Jamesa zoologist and a womanizing, self-confessed bacheloror Tom, a sophisticated, professional advertising executive. If she makes the wrong decision, she not only destroys her true destiny but will send many innocent lives into the bowels of helllost forevermore.

High fantasy adventure gets a dose of mystery in the final title in the Finder’s Stone Trilogy by husband and wife duo Jeff Grubb and Kate Novak When the Harpers judged the Nameless Bard responsible for the death of his apprentices, they sentenced him to exile and obscurity. Now the Harpers are reconsidering their decision, but with the arrival of the monster Grypht, Nameless’ new trial dissolves in a string of disappearances and murder. It is up to the bard’s friends—Alias the swordswoman, Akabar the mage, Dragonbait the paladin, and Ruskettle the thief—to prove one enemy, the ancient god Moander the Darkbringer, is behind all the chaos. Unless Alias and her companions can find Nameless and convince him to sacrifice some of his precious power, Moander will return to claim the Realms.

A man with an unusual talent for finding lost objects searches for the man that kidnapped and assaulted his young niece. The search and chase leads him across half the nation to a large metropolitan area where his senses tell him the culprit is hiding. During his search, he meets and falls in love with a beautiful widow. The culprit is a sly and cunning adversary and leads the hunter on a long and arduous chase.

Faith Wilson and Logan Bronson have family secrets to protect and a legacy to uphold to support their small rural Appalachian community. Their commitment to each other is strong, and their desire to aid the struggling families however they can, lead them both down an exciting but dangerous path. Will their love continue to grow and be the glue that binds the community together, or will they flee the withering community?

Karl Meeke—the talented guitarist of Manchester’s own pride and joy, Ocean of Tears—is depressed. It’s not a word he would usually use for himself, but lately, he’s feeling worse. A lot worse. Over the past few months, the music that has been a constant sound inside of him hasn’t just grown quieter; it’s fallen silent. The love of his life has abandoned him, and at the prime age of fifty-three, he feels like it’s all downhill from here. That is, until he meets the young and vibrant Noa. Noa is attending the Northern School of Ballet in Manchester; his dream is to become a ballerino for the London Royal Ballet. Noa dances into Karl’s life from nowhere, and even when Karl shows no interest, Noa will not let him go. Instead, he finds a way to nestle into that lonely slot in Karl’s heart, where music once lived, and makes a home there. Only when things start to change, for the better, does Karl realise what it all means, and by then, he’s so far into the deep end he has no choice but to start swimming. (Part of Never Too Late - a collection of nine stories featuring LGBTQIA characters over the age of fifty)