Book 12 of The Advocate series

A man is dead. But is it a heart attack, like almost everyone thinks, or murder? His daughter thinks it's foul play-after all, she's just received a letter from her dad saying that if he dies unexpectedly, someone has killed him. Now Attorney Wade Nevlin finds himself on the case of a lifetime as he works to find the killer and avenge his friend's death. Will the Jacksonville Judas get away with murder? Written to honor the friendships author Sue Andrews made while living in

Because of his forbidden love for a slave destined to become queen, an Egyptian prince is cursed through eternity.

A Biography Book for New Readers Help kids ages 6 to 9 discover the life of Amelia Earhart—a story about daring to be different Amelia Earhart became the first woman pilot to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane—and she broke many other flight records before her mysterious disappearance. Before she made history and changed the world for pilots everywhere, Amelia was an adventure-loving kid who wasn't afraid to be different. She worked hard and learned how to fly

Book 11 of The Advocate series

A simple, step-by-step method for building a successful storyline/outline. A compact writing course, my ebook takes you from your idea to a solid storyline. Designed for the busy lifestyle, it's simple enough to read in one sitting, yet powerful enough to demonstrate the mysteries of the modern story structure. The Kindle version includes the material and the one-page chart templates I designed for the workbook. Learn how to keep the plot going through the "Middle Wasteland"

What’s the deadly writing sin readers can’t forgive? If you’re a writer, if you’ve ever attempted to write a novel, even if you’re an avid reader, you must have seen reviewers tag a novel as ”Dull,” “Slow-Moving,” and/or “Boring.” That’s the worst of all. Readers can forgive most any writing sin – except for BORING. As writers, what descriptions do we long to see? “Tight Writing” “Fast-Paced” “Well-Plotted,” and the absolute best, “Page-Turner.” Except for “Well-Plotted,” eve

This collection of shorter pieces may surprise or shock, depending on your view of life. The mind restructures and interprets the way we see and experience all that surrounds us...but is it reality? Delusions often seem just as real. By acting, we have made our choice—but can we ever be certain that we have chosen correctly? Short Stabs and Silent Screams treads through areas of mystery, evil and confusion. The unexpected becomes grist for the mill. In these stories, common p

That night Walter didn’t sleep well. He had these reoccurring visions of still being at Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. He woke up and thought, I have to figure out why I’m having these dreams about things which I’ve tried to forget for the last fifty years. Something must have triggered this. The morning finally came, and since he was awake, he got up, dressed and went straight to his office/ library to read his financial reports. He always felt like a different person wea

FROM 2 AWARD-WINNING AUTHORS, COMES PARANORMAL ROMANCE & GHOST HORROR WAITING FOR THE RAIN, M. JEAN PIKE: A woman with no future, a man with no past. A magical medallion that changes both of their lives. Forever. After receiving a devastating medical diagnosis, twenty-eight-year-old Willow Mackenzie is determined to realize her unfulfilled dreams. On a jaunt to a lonely quarry called Baker’s Gully in the hope of photographing an eagle, she discovers an abandoned cottage and i

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What’s the most important chapter in your novel? Some say it’s the first, others argue it’s the last. They’re both right for different reasons. However, if your first chapter isn’t dynamite, no one will see that great last chapter. With all the hundreds, thousands of books offered today, what will keep a reader, agent, publisher turning the pages of your book? If you've received rejections, or if your book is simply not selling, chances are you haven't mastered the CRITICAL s