Thirty-eight-year-old Roman Albrecht has a prestigious job as the fire captain at Gulf Coast station 13. But while his career flourishes, his marriage remains in tatters. Despite marital counseling, he finds it hard to forgive his estranged wife. When he responds to a 9-1-1 call about a baby delivery in a local diner, he thinks it's a typical day. But then he meets Gianna Moreland, and his heart receives a much-needed jump start. Impressed by the twenty-four-year-old's ability to remain co...

Margie Green plans to leave her loser fiance and her life behind. The last thing she expects is to become one half of a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde. What should be a simple trip to the bank lands Margie in the middle of a robbery, and Margie is mistaken for one of the criminals. Soon, Margie is on the run with down-and-out Stewart Snyder, and together they become Simple Fugitives. Written in eScreenplay format, Simple Fugitives is a comic movie venture, bringing an origina...

Seventeen-year-old Hailey Steele killed her boyfriend in a car wreck, which fills her with guilt and self-loathing. So when Eli Carter enters her life, Hailey persistently denies her attraction and developing feelings for him. It's wrong to like someone else when your boyfriend is dead. It's easier to cope in other ways, like changing schools and using alcohol.Meanwhile, Jeremy McClure—not realizing he's dead—waits in the cemetery for his girlfriend to arrive. He's certain they agr...

Horror with a comic twist.Something is out there. Zac Miller's telescope has been a total waste. Until a strange object jets out of the sky and lands in his backyard. Is it the UFO he and his friend, Carl, have been hoping to see? Or is it all in their imaginations? Find out what happens on Horror Street.My Mom is an Alien is the first in the Horror Street Series collection.

It isn't easy being the last remaining person at the dinner table or being forced to square dance with a group of sweaty seventh graders in a school cafeteria. But in My Life as a Misfit, Susan Oloier recounts growing up in the 1980s from a humorous and less-than-popular perspective with such stories as Do-Si-Don't, Riding a Permanent Wave, Baseball, and The Food Critic.

When 23-year-old Leah Newland accepts a job in San Francisco and runs away from her small-town Illinois life, she expects things to change for the better. What she doesn't expect is to lose her job, adopt a cat she hit with her car, and fall for a sexy and seemingly unavailable veterinarian. Suddenly, going back to the Midwest seems better than surviving San Francisco.

Noelle dreams of a different life, one where Trina Brockwell doesn't exist. Trina has bullied Noelle since junior high. Now she's tired of it. With the help of her black-sheep aunt and a defiant new classmate, Noelle seeks revenge. But vengeance comes with a price: Noelle risks friendship, her first love, and herself to get back at those who have wronged her.

When Anna Kincaid has a miscarriage, her world comes crashing to a halt. Grief overwhelms her life and she combats it with prescription medication. Her husband Lloyd does not see the event as tragic. In fact, not ready to be a father, he is relieved at the news. This creates a chasm in their marriage and splits them apart. Both Anna and Lloyd find themselves moving in different directions. Anna finds hope in a young, male colleague named Ben and comfort in her narcotics. Lloyd loses himsel...

Ellie's mother walked out on her a few years ago, and she refuses to believe her mom won't come back. To make matters worse, her dad is marrying another woman and her best friend Kyle dumped her for cheerleader Tiffany Sheldon. But when Ellie meets quirky Alexander and learns about his map, his quest, and his background, she finally discovers a way to heal.