Tammy Lynn

When Storm Jenkins finds January Kennedy on the shore of the lake badly beaten and a rope around her neck, and pregnant, he immediately goes into action, as his fiancee went missing after she fell into the cold waters that surround Mackinac Island, five years before. He swears he will keep her safe and takes her home with him. As they get ready for her baby, he gets a phone call telling him that he has a 5 year-old daughter, named Tiana. Her story of her mother being hit and killed, about paydays, limeburgers, and a mysterious man named Jafkay only deepen the mystery surrounding her and what happened when her mother fell into the cold waters. After January's baby is born, January mysteriously vanishes from Storm's property, leaving him behind to take care of Tiana and newborn Journey. Everybody must work together to find out what happened and bring her home. Tiana, though, unknowingly, is the one who holds the key to January's rescue. Will they find her in time?

"Finding God In The Fire" was written during on of the most painful and broken times of my life, as I was walking through the fiery storms and all the struggles that entailed. I only survived the trials and tribulations with the help of God. He used those times to draw me nearer to Him, teaching me who He really is in the process. The first half of the book is my testimony; the second half is how to get through the storms of life by leaning into God. It is my prayer that the words written in the pages of this book will provide hope, healing, blessing and a deeper connection to God for all who read it.

Sally McBride, perfect wife to Cooper, perfect mother to a baby girl, found dead at the end of a fishing line deep in the cold waters of Lake Seed. When Miranda Landon comes and drops that bombshell on him, she sees his distress and believes that he is innocent Then another bombshell is dropped. Sally was far from perfect, and Sally also wasn't the mother to Evaline, as she had no way to ever get pregnant. Miranda has fallen deeply in love with Cooper, but he wants nothing to do with love. When she tracks down a lead and then disappears he goes after her. Will Miranda and Cooper both be saved by love? Or will the life they had been sharing trying to prove his innocence by ripped away?

Robin Cartwright had known pure love and loss, but she had moved on. Every morning before the fog burns off, she hears a baby's cry that is with her all the way into town, past a farmhouse where the cry seems to escalate out of control. There's something about the way the baby's cries abruptly end. A memory that haunts her, niggling in her mind. Casey Fields knew all about the cries, they were with him every second of every single day. No matter how hard he tried to get Robin to leave, she wouldn't stay gone, but kept coming back. The farmhouse has something to do with the cries, with the memory, but what? When it finally surfaces they both have to wonder if everything is just a memory, or is it a sickening reality that is locked away in a haunted mind?

Sage Brennan and Alaska (Lass) Jones were best friends who loved and lived together. She went on to "bigger and better" things in New York City, and Sage stayed in Coopertown, Alaska as their sheriff. For 3 years the two of them caught up weekly on the phone, texted back and forth, and he would always ask if she was coming back, and her answer was always a resounding, "NO " That all came to a screeching halt early one morning. Lass was now the prime suspect in the murder of her mother that happened before she moved to New York city, 3 years before. She was ordered to come back to Coopertown, which she did, but there was only one problem. Her mother had died 10 years before, in New York City, or had she? What was going on? Could Sage try and figure it out before time ran out? There was also a bigger problem. It seemed like time was no longer on a fixed course, but played with them at its whimsy.