|
It's 1928 and Mary Elizabeth could care less about Christmas. It's the holiday dance that has all her attention…and a special young man who promises to arrive at the dance with a fresh sprig of mistletoe. Can she drive her parents crazy enough to grant permission to attend the dance without a chaperone? And who is that man who claims the last dance? Frivolous flappers and raccoon coated guys with illegal hootch threaten Mary Elizabeth's holiday…And she's in the midst of it all. |
|
|
It's Christmas on the prairie in the little town of Zell, a melting pot of immigrants, who are forced together to celebrate the holiday when a massive snowstorm isolates the town. Together, they confront their differences and similarities as they help one young couple-cast out by both their families-welcome their first born and a Christmas miracle. |
|
|
What are those mysterious packages arriving at Cindy's office and home in the days leading to Christmas? The messages hint at an old love with renewed interest, but which one? And just how does Cindy feel about this kind of courtship? More important, will Santa actually reveal himself as Cindy's one true love? |
|
 |
Widowed mother of two irrepressible boys, Kyrie's life
is so busy and full that she's had little time to prepare for her sons' favorite
holiday. How did it suddenly become Christmas and she's yet to even prepare
one batch of cookies? To save the boys' Christmas, Roiban Kildaire gets in
touch with the feminine side he never knew he had and promises to delight
them with all sorts of holiday goodies. But will manly Roiban prove to Kyrie
that he's figured out the way to her heart is through her sons'
stomachs?
Ms. Childers has written a sweet, short story that I wish would have gone on a lot longer. Her characters are very real...But you will come away with a very wonderful, warm feeling after reading Kyrie’s Celtic Christmas. I recommend this short story very highly, especially at this time of the year, and with all that is going on out there in the world today. It will make you feel good. Sue Hartigan, All About Murder Reviews |
|
 |
It was a nightmare! Whatever possessed her to invite
every unattached man in town to Thanksgiving Dinner? A need for companionship?
Or just the simple wish not to spend another holiday alone with only the
television and a Lean Cuisine? She never expected them all to accept her
invitations and now while she's trying to drown out football (which she abhors)
and keep the brewskies comin', she's wondering exactly how she can resurrect
a dinner gone "fowl."
Ms. Childers has come up with another wonderful, heartfelt holiday short story that I only wish that she would continue further into a full sized novel. She again has managed to bring humor into a situation that could have been rather sad, and very scary, and make the story warm and loving. You have to read this story and see how Ms. Childers has taken a young woman’s fear of growing old, alone, and turned it into a funny, heartwarming, and loving holiday story that you will not forget. It is absolutely wonderful, and I recommend it highly. Just be prepared to laugh yourself silly. Sue Hartigan, All About Murder Reviews |
|
 |
The one wish for Christmas that Charity wants more than anything
may be just beyond her reach. She wants to fall in love and start a family
and have the kind of love that her mother always spoke of, but the problem
is that Charity doesn't believe that love really exists.
Then Charity meets a darling child named Molly and her handsome daddy. Can the magic of the season help this trio to become a family? |
|
 |
Holly Myler has found herself in trouble again. She and her best friend Erin should have turned in the necklace as soon as they found it. Now Erin is in trouble and Holly's parent's think she's playing another trick. Can she convince them in time to save Erin? Young Adult. |
|
 |
Weary of battle, a Civil War soldier trudges homeward. But refuge isn't the only thing he finds in a partially destroyed plantation house. An unusual ghost story from the Derringer Award-winning author of Malicious Intent. |
|
 |
Sometimes, making friends can arise from the most unusual circumstances. Take little Alice, ripped from her beloved home on the prairie and taken back East to live with her mother at her maternal grandparents' home. Everything is strange. Nothing is fun. And then...Alice discovers that making new friends can be just as easy as lobbing a few hard chestnuts at that kid next door. From the best selling author of "The Best Laid Plans." |
|
|
Shortcut To Romance |
With a little help from a class assignment, a sudden detour, and Jane Austen, Emily finds an unexpected romance with a most unlikely prospect. |
Print Add to
Cart $7.22
Disk Add to Cart $4.00 Download Add to Cart $1.00 |
Bugs In My Freezer HUMOR |
More than 20 years ago, I married a man who was studying to be a game warden. When he had a change of heart and chose entomology for his life’s vocation, I had no idea what adventures lie in store. |
Print Add to
Cart $7.40
Download Add to Cart $1.00 HUMOR |
|
When Kirk Marson tumbles over the hand-carved teakwood rail on his private yacht, "The Daydream," and into the ocean, he thinks he's hallucinating. When he awakens seconds later facing a tall, sinister man in a red satin jumpsuit with a silver pitchfork stickpin, he knows he's in deep trouble. Kirk's life has been less than honorable, and he isn't above groveling for a second chance. Anything to delay the inevitable punishment. Lucifer strikes a bargain with him and gives him that second chance at life, and Kirk thinks he has it made. He's sure he can turn the tables on the Devil. But it won't be as easy as Kirk imagines. After all, how can an arrogant, disagreeable, wealthy man find someone to like him for who he actually is? |
|
|
The mighty Duke of Langston had always eluded the snares of the ton, escaping the marriage mart until the day he was spellbound by Cat, Lady Catherine Brighton. Now his mission is to convince the carefree Cat that marriage to the notorious Duke of Langston will be a life of eternal bliss. |
PRINT
COVER
