Discounted E-Books - LAST CHANCE

To celebrate the new covers on my books, I had a HUGE SALE all summer long. Price goes up September 1st.


Run Away Charlotte 


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Nineteen year old Charlotte Cooper knows she’s unworthy of happily ever after. Her troubled childhood leads to her inability to trust people, and without trust, how can she ever love?


 Until Andrew Wagner walks into her life.

His charm and patience make her question if love might be possible after all. Despite the intoxicating pull to him, she pushes him away, believing he won’t handle her past shadows when he sees her for who she really is. When he doesn’t bolt at the first sign of trouble, her walls come crashing down. In it’s wake, she gives him the key to her heart.

He is her forever.

However, Andrew struggles balancing the needs of family and school, and tries to be everything he wants to be for Charlotte. When he admits to a mistake, Charlotte gives him an all or nothing ultimatum, and he begs for something in the middle. Devastated, Charlotte runs into the arms of Jack, an older man who can successfully balance what Andrew failed to do. He gives her everything... except Andrew.

Now, Charlotte must decide between the man her head tells her she needs, and the man her heart tells her she wants.


Ask Me Again 


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Hurt. Neglect. Scorn.  

 Three qualities in Charlotte’s thirteen-year marriage destroying her spirit and her heart. To the outside world, her husband is everything a doting wife adores—a wonderful, generous man—but behind locked doors, he’s the nightmare she’ll never wake from. When he said ‘Til death do us part’ he meant every word. There will be no leaving. There will be no happily ever after.

She longs for peace and longs to be accepted. But most of all, her heart longs for the one that got away.

When a flood in her house brings the man of her dreams back into her life as project manager, Charlotte remembers what happiness is like. Their friendly banter; the way she can be herself; their intoxicating chemistry – it’s still there, even after all these years.

And this time he’s not leaving without her heart.

When a tragedy hits the only family she knows, Charlotte is pushed to her breaking point and she questions everything. Now, she must try to make sense of her life and decide whether to accept where her past choices have brought her, or jump at the chance for a new beginning.


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