Books
Trust Me
Grace O’Malley resigned her accounting job in North Carolina after turning in her boss for embezzlement. She packed her tiny travel trailer to camp her way to her hometown outside Atlanta. After a few weeks, she stops on the banks of a big stream in Laurel Mountain, Georgia not knowing the land belongs to Irishman, Ethan Donovan. Ethan is tired of campers arriving and destroying property. His intention is to evict this newest squatter, but when he meets Grace, the “scathing eviction notion” sounds more like a “welcome.”
After agreeing to temporarily help Ethan’s friend, Jack, with his company’s record keeping, Grace tells Jack about her boss. When he goes online to see if her boss was convicted, the news bulletin says Grace is the accused embezzler.
Will Ethan trust her or will she go to prison?
Sweet Success
This is a short story (also found at the end of the book, Trust Me).
Being bullied throughout school, R.J. Haliday was not looking forward to attending her class reunion, but who could resist the gorgeous Grove Park Inn.
She’d vowed to never face these people again, but would success be sweeter than revenge?
The Olive Oil King and the Principessa
Kate Hanley, singing star of Angel and the Devil’s Band, collapsed after their last concert. Under doctor’s orders to rest away from fame, Kate Hanley arrives at a Pensione in a small Italian town where she finally learns to take life easy. Love is the last thing on her agenda—until she meets Alessandro Rossi, a neighbor who produces the best olive oil in Italy.
He knows her as Kate from North Carolina, his beautiful fairy-tale princess. His mysterious disdain for pop stars keeps her from revealing her true life. Then her cousin arrives with a shadowy secret, bringing danger to Kate’s sanctuary and demanding revelations that test Kate and Alessandro’s love.