Kirjahaku

Someone is stealing souls, and Cay's is next Where Cayenne Jensen grew up, Warrior Rock Lighthouse stands sentinel above waters split by Sauvie Island, Washington and Oregon states, and the good and evil intentions of a serial killer.Four-year-old Cay is found adrift in a storm-tossed boat on the Columbia River. She believes the lighthouse shadows have forever hidden the reason she was abandoned, and her mother's fate. Now, as an adult, she is drowning in the dark and frigid currents of losing her husband, her home, and being suspected of murder. The secrets of her past, and how they tie to her present, remain hidden until an innocent encounter makes her the target of a twisted mind. To survive, Cay must cut open memories, face her fears, and follow a trail of raw bones into the killer's lair.Split River carries the reader through an idyllic world of lush vegetation, wildlife, and island people, as a young woman struggles to channel her fractured life streams and wash clean the mystery of Warrior Rock.

Young Adult/Adult Paranormal/Sci-Fi/FantasyAll change begins with water...CRYSTAL CARSON wants to be a normal girl, play her fiddle, go to college, and dream about her future. But delight turns to horror when she develops secret family abilities and the birthday gift of her dreams drags her to the dark side, running for her life.Targeted by black ops and a weird cult from the old country, she scrambles to get help from a family wizard. But there's a price. To find the truth and unfurl her destiny, she must expose her profound paranormal ability, untwist time, and open a portal into another dimension. Or she, her friends, and her new-found love will be cast into the never-ending time loop that threatens to collapse everyone into a single moment of Now.Deep Naked combines elements of science fiction, mythology, paranormal, fantasy, and romance. It is the first in the Naked Worlds trilogy, which follows Crystal Carson and her friends as they explore the operations of shadow government agencies in collusion with alien species.

Bury your face in the red sand, your eyes in the clear sky. The American Southwest shines with sunlight, clean air, and free range. Bone Pile, the mutated twin to Riley Hill's Burn Pile, digs us out of the darkness to the light of day, where nothing can go wrong. Unless you're down wind. These five original tales of terror, dark humor, and horror uncover what lurks in the open, in broad daylight. The humor, if any, is dry. THEY COME TO SEE GRAVES. Desert towns sometimes employ artificial means to survive. MORE IN BISBEE. Deserts have a way of stripping bare the reality of how close we are to help when we need it. SURVIVOR. The desert offers a home to those who choose to live alone. PICACHO PEAK. Simple words and actions stir hidden forces. DUST TO DUST. No matter who you are, the desert has a way of bringing you home. To justice.