Celeste by award winning writer, Ann Evans, is a young adult paranormal novel that you will grip you from start to finish.Megan Miller doesn't believe in ghosts or in reincarnation. But that soon changes after moving to a new city and a new school. It starts with feelings of déjà vu. Vague feelings at first that remain annoyingly just out of reach. Then the flashbacks start - memories of ancient times and fragmented dreams of when she had been called Celeste.Then comes the ...

BECOME A WRITER – A Step by Step Guide by multi-published author, Ann Evans. This practical writing guide will get you writing to a professional standard whether you're writing fiction or non-fiction.Award-winning writer and author Ann Evans has around 48 books traditionally published, and more than 2,000 magazine/newspaper articles published. In Become a Writer she shares her knowledge and experience of over 30 years of writing for publication.Ann learned through ...

Be a Successful Writer - in a Nutshell. 100+ Writing Tips. This little book is packed with almost 200 creative writing tips that will help you with your writing.These great writing tips have been categorized into their own chapters. So you can browse for advice on many writing aspects, such as: creating characters, writing narrative, plotting and planning, editing, writing the synopsis, and many more topics.This is an inspirational little book, crammed with thought-provokin...

Ann Evans and her husband were thriving. Or, so Ann thought. They were members of a vibrant, progressive Christian congregation where her husband was minister and she was an engaged partner, helping facilitate workshops and selling his books. An ordained minister herself, Ann also offered help where needed. Suddenly, on an extended trip, her husband blew it all up. "It's over," he said. Before she could make sense of what he was saying, he was out the door and into the arms of a younger wo...

Dark Reads have short chapters and very low word counts of roughly 600 each. These short, gripping stories are punctuated on every other page with bold, two-tone illustrations, which have a graphic novel feel to grab the interest of teenagers. Dark Reads are designed to appeal to readers with a very low reading age of 6 to 7, but a high interest age of 12 to 15. Liam woke. Someone was by his bed. He opened one eye... 'Woah!' It looked like Aunty Joan who he was staying with. But it wasn't....

Home. Sometimes it's where you find your heart.Ten years ago, Abby MacAllister left Fort Myers, Florida, for reasons she couldn't tell anyone. She left her home, her parents and Riley Kincaid—the man she was going to marry.But now she's back—and her return had nothing to do with Riley. In fact, Abby's hoping she won't run into him before she returns to Boston and her busy law practice.Fat chance! Because Riley's moved into the house next door.

Even the best father in the world needs a little help now and then…Cody Matthews can't believe the recent changes in his daughter. Gone is the daddy's little angel; in her place, the devil in blue jeans. As a last resort—since Cody's a man who believes he should be able to cope with family problems on his own—he turns for help to Joan Paxton.But Joan has her work cut out for her. Cody is just as stubborn as his daughter—and just as good at keeping secrets. And unless Joan can...

Sometimes it just feels rightEverybody knows Adam Connor is the ideal man for Jesslyn Russell. But…Jess knows she'd never fit into Adam's world. He's looking for a wealthy, sophisticated woman—someone who'll help him make his farm, Rising Star, the most successful racing stable around. Not someone like Jess, who cares more about whether the horses are happy than whether they win.Adam knows...

Dark Reads have short chapters and very low word counts of roughly 600 each. These short, gripping stories are punctuated on every other page with bold, two-tone illustrations, which have a graphic novel feel to grab the interest of teenagers. Dark Reads are designed to appeal to readers with a very low reading age of 6 to 7, but a high interest age of 12 to 15. Nick Moss is a thief - not a killer. That is, until he steals a painting. Then things become ugly... very ugly.

Riley Palmer needs a fresh start, and managing Echo Springs Ranch is the break she's been waiting for. There's only one problem. Her new boss, Quintin Avenaco, thinks he hired a man. Riley's confident she can handle the job. But convincing Quintin? With only three weeks to prove her case, it won't be easy.Single mom to four-year-old twin daughters, Riley can't afford to risk everything for a flirtation with Quintin. Even if he does make her heart flutter, she has her kids ...

A wife flees her own home—and finds herself trapped in another as a hostage—in this gripping story of fate, family, and murder…In one house, a burglary goes horribly wrong as an elderly victim is killed and one of the perpetrators is injured. In the detached house next door, Julia is preparing to leave her husband. He has let her down for the last time and her bags are packed. Taking their eight-year-old daughter, Lucy, from her bed, she sets off in the fog.

Dark Reads have short chapters and very low word counts of roughly 600 each. These short, gripping stories are punctuated on every other page with bold, two-tone illustrations, which have a graphic novel feel to grab the interest of teenagers. Dark Reads are designed to appeal to readers with a very low reading age of 6 to 7, but a high interest age of 12 to 15. Nick Moss is a thief - not a killer. That is, until he steals a painting. Then things become ugly... very ugly.