"An instant shot of adrenaline, thick and hot, races through my veins. I power slide through the turns. The drive train takes the Camaro into opposite lock, shredding rubber, surging horsepower. The engine howls, fueled by passion. I burn into the night, finding my way." As her home town recedes in the rear view mirror, Madelyn Tremaine leaps into her dream-a small but savory role in a flashy Foster Lane film. She throws herself into this one chance, immersing in storyboards, boomshots and hitting the mark. Apprenticed in the movie industry, Maddie embraces new sensuality and love. "The third...

How will you be remembered? An innovative approach to end-of-life issues shines in these compassionate stories. The integration of estate planning, advocacy and biography is ground-breaking. It's a new way of thinking about how to die. While people's financial estates are important, their legacy is even more so, protecting forever their history and wisdom. This account gives insight and understanding into a comprehensive idea and service whose time has come. "A remarkably profound perspective..."

"As vast as the Prairie wind As sultry as the Sunlit whispers" Taking paintbrush to poetry, Carol's sweep of colors of the American Midwest is fused with loss and sensuality. It's a journey with a purpose, a road trip in search of love vanished. Another knockout piece with dazzling words and photographs. "Luminous." "Captures the essence of moments." "Gives me goose bumps every time I open the pages. It's that good."

WINNER of the 2016 Silver EVVY Award for Fiction/Fantasy

14-year-old Celeste doesn't know what happened to her parents, her dog, and all the other things that disappeared years ago in what the survivors call "The Event." She also doesn't know there's a murderous shapeshifter after her. She does know that she will do her best to discover the truth.

After running away from the children's home, she questions her sanity when cats, and then dogs, communicate with her. They tell her she must go to the other side of "the big water," but can provide no further...

A road trip for a couple goes awry when the husband dies of a heart attack on a lonely stretch of New Mexico highway. Not knowing what else to do, the dazed widow drives him home to Colorado, saying what has been unspoken between them for 35 years -- the memories, regrets, anger and humor of an unsettled relationship. Based on a true story, the author also provides a script for performance as a stage-play. "A dead guy in the front seat makes for a wild ride with vivid imagery." "Funny and tumultuous, this one hits a nerve."

"This can't be my life. I should be rocking on a porch without a care in the world." But it didn't turn out that way for the Baby Boomers who lost it all in the economic collapse of 2008. As the middle class in American disappeared, they became renegades, fugitives on the lam. Based on a true story, a 60-year-old realtor escapes her destruction and flees to Mexico in a rusty pickup. San Miguel de Allende awaits, a city of cascading flowers and cobblestone streets. She's a woman on the run, aided by the wisdom of Sanjuro, a Samurai action hero. Learning to live again, she encounters the...

A road trip, memories, grief and the devastating beauty of Wyoming unfold across the pages of this poetic biography of Gwynne Gates Cosgriff, who died in 2015 with her beloved Snoozy Bear in her arms. The silencing of Gwynne's scintillating laugh and boisterous spirit ripped a hole in the fabric of the universe for the author and everyone touched by her enchanting joy. Forever... You will be Sitting on a stool In the kitchen corner By the stove "A gorgeous ode to an extraordinary woman. The photographs are captivating. A keepsake to treasure."