A trip to Kauai should have been an escape. Instead, Cierra finds herself pulled deeper into online friendships, secrets, romance, and danger. The Secret Chatroom is a suspenseful mystery about the people we meet online—and how quickly a connection can change everything. Purchase the Paperback, Kindle eBook, or Audiobook
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They Escaped Hungary — But Their Journey Wasn’t Over
Escaping Hungary after the 1956 Revolution was only the beginning. The Eleventh Arrow tells the true story of a family who left everything behind and faced an uncertain journey toward freedom and a new life. A story of courage, hardship, family, survival, and hope. Purchase the Paperback, Kindle eBook, or Audiobook
What If Tomorrow Isn’t in Your Time?
One moment she’s in San Clemente. The next, she awakens in a world she doesn’t recognize. Modified is a science fiction adventure about an unexpected journey through time and a future filled with discoveries, danger, and secrets. What happened to the world she knew—and will she ever find her way home? Purchase the Paperback, KindleContinue reading “What If Tomorrow Isn’t in Your Time?”
A Secret Chatroom Took Her All the Way to Venice
What begins as an innocent conversation in an online chatroom becomes a friendship filled with secrets, unexpected connections, and danger. The Secret Chatroom takes readers from conversations behind a computer screen to Venice in a suspenseful story where the people you meet online may not be who you think they are. Purchase the Paperback,Continue reading “A Secret Chatroom Took Her All the Way to Venice”
They Escaped Hungary — But Freedom Wasn’t Waiting on the Other Side
They escaped Hungary after the 1956 Revolution, hoping they had finally reached freedom. Instead, another difficult journey was beginning. The Eleventh Arrow tells the true story of a Hungarian family facing uncertainty, hardship, and the struggle to find a new home. A story of survival, family, courage, and hope. Purchase the Paperback, KindleContinue reading “They Escaped Hungary — But Freedom Wasn’t Waiting on the Other Side”
