What should have been a liberating last year at school for teenage Michael Wilton and Samuel Hanz ends in disaster. A year of teenage angst, friendship, love and the worst of betrayals leads two teen boys on a tragic, downward journey of discovery in the final instalment of "The Asylum Trilogy" and gives a heart-stopping conclusion to a story made to destroy the moral compass. #maturethemes [The Asylum Trilogy: Book 2] An exciting prelude to Dale-Creek Hill Asylum & Ashley's Asylum that can be read independently. ©2010 by Infamous Art Work property of John Ross

Book eight of THE RACHAEL O'BRIEN CHRONICLES begins as Rachael, who has now graduated, prepares for a transitional summer before applying to graduate school. Her journey to adulthood takes a detour when she finds herself road tripping with her redheaded nymphomaniac roommate. There's big trouble in the rear view mirror and unexpected mayhem on the horizon, thanks to a voodoo priestess who demands a favor. Despite bumps in the road, her romantic life takes a turn for the better when she reunites with an illusive old flame. He likes to keep secrets, but this time Rachael is determined to know the real him and what he wants from her. Life turns south, landing her in Mexico where things turn deadly. This spicy tale of foreign intrigue tests Rachael's resolve and courage and will have you rooting for her to find her way in Paisley Ray's, HOT TAMALE.

What would it have been like for the Prophet Joseph Smith's niece to be in Nauvoo, Illinois, in 1844, when her father and uncle were martyred? Based on carefully-researched actual events, this intriguing story centers on Lovina Smith's blossoming romance with Lorin Walker, a stalwart young man who had come to live at the Mansion House with his nine brothers and sisters when his mother died. Amid fierce anti-Mormon sentiment, Lovina tries to help a friend by briefly encouraging a gentile suitor - a plan that nearly costs her Lorin's devotion and her own reputation.