When a national strike shuts Nigerian public universities and millions of students return home, where is Joy's brother? Joy has two parts of the day she never thought could change. Mornings, when She and her flat neighbor Faith would turn the apartment building into a quarrel house, and afternoons, when instead of focusing on her academics, she joins her classmates in making the naïve excellent student's life a living hell. Her brother Osas says she pushes her insecurities on the poor girl, but Joy prides herself in her self-acclaimed status as a gossip, bully, and mediocre. She would not change that for the world. That is until she meets Brian, a quiet but calculative boy, who she tutors, but is the one that teaches her a lesson she can never forget. (Weekly updates)

Tony Krane is a twelve year old in the 1950's whose father is a part of the Italian Mafia. When his father uses him to kill a man, Tony turns the gun on his father...earning himself the title 'juvenile delinquent', and a good piece of jail time to go with it. Sheriff Joe Patton from Seabrooke Washington is there for the trial, and he believes that Tony is a good kid at heart who needs a second chance. Joe offers to the judge that instead of sending Tony to jail, he and his family will take Tony in and supervise him closely until he is eighteen. The judge allows it. The road to redemption seems straightforward, until Tony realizes that the Pattons' are a Christian family, and he's going to have to change a lot about his life to fit in. Is this a chance at redemption? Or is it just another prison for a young preteen used to the wild ways of the Mafia? Find out, in 'Road to Redemption'. If you like this story, then you will LOVE the series 'Redemption at Echo Sound', available on Amazon Kindle as 'Redemption's Call', 'Redemption's Hand', and the final book in the trilogy releasing soon 'Redemption's Heart'. This one is just the teaser to a huge web of mystery, a redemption arch, and family saga :)