A murder unsolved . . . A fortune vanished . . . A family disgraced . . . Spanning over 135 years, the novel Bell Park is a heartbreaking novel of love and loss that revolves around Juls Bell and Jack Robbins as they search for the truth to a family murder and dark family secrets in a beautiful city on the Ohio River - Huntington, West Virginia - a city that holds the secrets to it all in a small cul-de-sac called Bell Park.

What if your life became a dream you had never lived? One morning, April Norris awakens to a world that never existed and her life is a life she never lived. A rational woman, she seeks the answers to the mysteries that have changed her world. Are the changes the result of trauma? Has she died or is everything merely a product of the place she has come to call Dreamville? As the lost puzzle pieces of her life fall back into place, she questions what is real and what is not and whether Dreamville is a nightmare or the truth.

Almost three years of peace have left the Taliaferro sisters to live without fear, raising their small children, living their lives in the calm, warm summers of the Shenandoah Valley. But far away from them, in Florida, a man who believes he speaks to God is "testing" angels and releasing them from their mortal forms, a man hiding in plain sight, a man looking for the angel with whom he can ascend to Heaven. When Mary follows her husband to a criminology conference in Florida, the man who believes that God speaks directly to him thinks he has found his final angel - Mary. What follows is a...

In Dreamville, April Norris found her life had become a mysterious dream where she found herself moving between times and places that she had never experienced, including loving a man she had never known until she woke one morning in her own past. She was confused, afraid, and tortured by a vision of a world where her life seemed to end. For Gordon Stewart, her lover, Dreamville was a place that was the product of his own tortured mind, a world where he could not protect the woman he loved from his most horrifying vision - himself. Gordon's nightmares were much different from April's, except...