Early Birds
Book #1
Christian Comedy with a touch of Romance
When Betsy’s husband announces, out of the blue, that he wants to retire early and buy an RV, half of her insides shout, “Hallelujah. My prayers have been answered.” The other half says, “Ben’s gone off the deep end.” After lots of prayers and preparation, the Early Birds hit the road. Faith, fun, and a few fiascoes come along for the ride.
Southbound Birds
Book #2
Christian Comedy with a touch of Romance
The Early Birds are heading to Florida to try out snow-birded-ness, but get stuck in Biloxi, Mississippi. The men discover the church they’re attending needs help on a building project. And a second-hand store is calling the lady’s names to stay put, as well. Will their RV wheels ever get on the road again to the Sunshine State?
Girly Birds
Book #3
Christian Comedy with a touch of Romance
Jennifer McDonald needs help decorating her shop in Estes Park. Her aunt (Mary Miller, of Early Birds fame) volunteers herself, Betsy, and Rose for the job. Jennifer has another quandary. Her boyfriend skips town but starts leaving sweet nothings in his texts to her. This Rocky Mountain romance will have you making reservations to visit Colorado, too.
Blessing Birds
Book #4
Christian Comedy with a touch of Romance
Before the Early Birds leave Florida, Rose shares another idea with her friends for helping humanity. They love the concept, but one thing is for sure, they’re not letting Rosie out of their sight the rest of the trip. Buckle up for a mixture of merriment and mayhem from the unmistakable Early Birds.
Pigtails and a Tool Belt
Contemporary Christian Romance
Samantha Barry realizes the business she’s taken over from her dad is one leaky faucet away from a total flush. And her boyfriend, who promised to follow her, keeps changing his arrival date. And her new employee is her ex-fiancé. Sparks fly, and it has nothing to do with an electrical short.
Rekindled for Christmas Eve
Contemporary Christian Romance
Reese learns he has a daughter. A chance meeting brings them together. Soon, they uncover the lies that have kept Kim’s parents apart. Can the truth finally convince Madison (Kim’s mother) to trust in Reese and the Lord again? Or will deceit win once again?
It’s a Mystery…
Birds
Book #5
Contemporary Comedy with a touch of Romance
Follow the Early Birds on an RV journey where snooping around leads them to more than finding clues. It may even include a little matchmaking amid criminal activity. Is there an actual crime, or is it all a marketing ploy for the mystery writer to sell her latest novel?
Waltzing with a Grease Monkey
Contemporary Christian Romance
Penelope teaches ballroom dancing. But in the evening, she moonlights as a mechanic alongside her ex-boyfriend, Derek. One day, her two professions collide. Will Harrison waltz into the studio and steal Penelope’s heart, or will Derek’s wit win her over?
An Unexpected Christmas Gift
Contemporary Christian Romance
Breanna Snow owns Snowed Inn B&B, but Matt Jacobson (city manager) wants to shut it down—right when she’s planning her wedding. Then her world is turned upside down, and Matt’s in the middle of it. Can they work together, or will they die trying?
Chords of Love
Historical Christian Romance
Abigail is sassy and sure she’s not singing. Anywhere. Imagine her delight when she spies the Central City Opera House in total ruin. Noah, owner of Presley Mercantile, has plans to restore the once-celebrated building. Fate throws the unlikely pair together. Will they see beyond their differences, or will their love end on a sour note?
God’s Grace in the Grumbling
Contemporary Christian Romance
God’s Grace in our Grumbling is a 30-Day Devotional. In it, you will learn that the Lord is ready to rescue us from whatever life throws our way. He will give us grace when life causes us to grumble.
Mouse in Your Pocket
Contemporary Christian Romance
Jessica Montgomery inherits her uncle’s property (i.e., junkyard). During clean-up, her common sense flies out the window, except for when she deals with Jimmy Barnes. Can life get any more complicated? Yes, it can!
“Writing is easy. All you have to do is cross out the wrong words.”
Mark Twain