Judith A Barrett

KAREN O'BRIEN, DONUT LADY. When the killer stalks the Donut Lady, will she be fierce and save herself or will she be the next to die?Karen is a retired teacher and convicted felon - her nightmares and shadows from her years in prison still plague her. After prison, she looks forward to a new, quiet life in her small hometown where she buys a donut shop complete with a sweet German Shepherd, Colonel, and a sassy gray cat, Mia.After a violent man who threatened Karen is murdered, her nightmares foretell of a second murder. Will the Donut Lady and her shadows expose what is concealed before she becomes victim number three?

MAJOR DAVE ELLIOTT - widower, farmer, retired from the Florida State Highway Patrol - lives with his dog, Shadow, and his 17-year-old autistic granddaughter. Their quiet life on the farm abruptly changes after a cyber attack causes the collapse of the US electrical grid and an economic crash.Major's band grows when the sheriff's family and others take refuge at the farm. His granddaughter's uncanny gift to see clouds of danger where no one else does thwarts the mastermind who intends to control the US government. When lawlessness rules and the farm family is the target of thugs, Major goes on the attack to stop the criminals. Can he succeed where others have so tragically failed and died?

Pink in a world of green. From the very beginning, it's obvious that Rose is different. As a lone pink alligator in a family of green ones, she stands out when all she wants to do is blend in. With the support of Mama Alligator and her friends, Rose sets off on an adventure to discover how to use her special gift to create a place where everyone is included "What a wonderful story for kids of all kinds. Pink Baby Alligator celebrates diversity, inclusion, uniqueness, the power of positive thinking, and so much more. A must-have for every child. EVERY child." - Sarabeth McNeese, MA, English and Education "Rose is now a beloved member of our family. Both my daughter and son with autism love the story - they truly relate to the message." - Cynthia Roloff, BSN, RN