Donna Taylor

There's no macrame at this sleepaway camp. Just murder . . . Jenna never planned on starting her summer vacation by staking a vampire serial killer. She certainly had no intention of joining a supernatural shadow agency. Yet, here she is on her way to Slayer Summer Camp. If the hours-long deep dives into the dark and creepy don't kill her, the intense physical training probably will. Or maybe it'll be the ghosts in the woods that really want her to know they're there. When Jenna's moods start changing, she thinks it's just stress. Even Connor feels the pressure, his interactions growing shorter, snippier, and sometimes meaner. But when the ghosts from the woods invade Jenna's dreams, she knows it's more than studying overload. As her and Connor's changes grow darker-and deadlier-she needs to figure out how to get what's inside them out before they both, and everyone else at camp, end up dead.

Vampire Slayer wasn't an option on career day...Surf, sand, neon lights, and vampire jokes have been Jenna's life ever since her former best friend, Georgie, spilled her darkest secret to the whole school. A secret that's haunted her since she was little-she was attacked by something inhuman. When she stumbles across blood-drained bodies on the boardwalk and is attacked by a vampire-looking monster, old nightmares come back to haunt her. Now in the crosshairs of an undead serial killer, Jenna's convinced the killer is also Georgie's new boyfriend. Dodging a murderer is easier than talking to her enemy, but when Georgie starts changing in even more monstrous ways, Jenna has to suck it up and work with the person she hates most if she wants any hope of stopping a killer before they both end up dead.

Barnyard Stranger is a 13,000 word children's early chapter book that has a positive message for children up to 5th grade. Barnyard Stranger is the third book in my award winning Barnyard Buddies Book Series which targets young readers up to the fifth grade.Barnyard Stranger is a story with memorable characters, humor, adventure, fun facts, friendship, and lessons learned

Self Help journal books for those who are Domestic Violence Survivors

This work captures the historical and cultural context for financial literacy in the twenty-first century in view of the Great Recession of 2008 to 2009.

Marriage therapist Donna Taylor shares her experience, supported by biblical wisdom, to help couples find the path to experience joyful, life-long marriages.

Kelli: I lived a life of privilege among the elite of Little Rock. It isn't until my adoptive father dies that I learn everything I grew up believing was a lie. My search for the truth leads me to Copper Ridge, a small town my momma never wanted me to know about. Turns out, finding the truth isn't the hard part. It's surviving it.Sawyer: I've lived my life and built my businesses in the shadows of society. It's only when I start to move into the light that things become complicated. Add a debutante wanting a job in my bar and complicated become dangerous. A woman like her can't survive in my world. But once she's in it, I'm not willing to let her go. She needs my help. The question is; if I help her, will she survive me?

Encoded in our birth charts is everything we need to know about ourselves, from our strengths and career inclinations to our deepest fears and insecurities. Viewing that knowledge from a healing perspective, Donna Taylor gives clear and practical guidance on how astrology can help to identify and transform factors that can create disease: energy imbalances or blockages, frustrated needs and self-limiting attitudes. She looks at how to interpret the factors influencing each individual. Then she shows us clearly and simply how to apply our new-found knowledge in order to be healthier and happier.