With only a handful of clues, Daniel is in a race to uncover the truth and save Mary and the others. But with a sinister revenge being plotted behind his back, every action may cause his own demise. ***** In this last installment of the Night Shift series, Daniel desperately seeks the mysterious magician who is supposed to have all the answers. But soon he realizes that knowing the trick spoils the magic, and they are all running out of chances...and time. Now available as Paperback and Kindle! https://a.co/d/hOFxtSY

Currently on hold. SEQUEL TO BULLETPROOF. can be read as a standalone if you want.

Joselyn needs a job. Penelope needs someone to keep an eye on her boyfriend while she's gone. It's the perfect match. But, add in said boyfriend's charismatic side-kick and a troubled past desperate to resurface, and Josie's surveillance may be impossible to conceal. *COMPLETED* cover by @letsjam8 © Ann Valett 2019

'"If she's somehow convinced you that she doesn't control you then she's exercised the greatest control of all," she says so tiredly it makes me immediately conscious of how naive I've been. "She decides your every move."' When the adult population of the Herel Plain, a small country known equally for its film industry and repressive government, is decimated by a civil war, the state sets up an auction system to distribute the newly orphaned youth into American foster homes. The so-called "Pageant" separates Savannah from the brother she has raised and places her in the hands of a violent, brooding entrepreneur and his wife, a callous and alluring college professor, who enlist her - along with their thirteen year old daughter Laurencia and their irreverent, young assistant, Nasrine - as a dealer in the high-end American drug trade. When Nas comes to her with an unthinkable scheme to take off with the money, Savannah sees her opportunity to be reunited with her brother and give him the life they never had. To run away is all she ever wanted, but when the moment finally strikes, something about her new employer makes her want to stay. COVER ART by the wonderful @celaestial; thank you thank you thank you from the bottom of my heart, friend!

Renata Santos doesn't expect her heart to flutter when she catches a boy stealing flowers out of her backyard. But as she unravels his reputation, she realizes puppy-eyed delinquent Isaac Marshall may just be the sunshine she needs to turn her life around. 〚 a wattpad featured story 〛

BOOK TWO On the outside, Julian Douglas has everything: college athlete, good grades, friends who think he's unstoppable. But inside, he's unraveling. And the one person who ever made him feel whole-the boy he loved and lost-is the one person he can't let go of. Paul Jones is brilliant, beautiful, and broken. His art reaches millions, but behind the screens and gallery walls, he's drowning in silence, addiction, and a love that still lingers. When Julian and Paul collide again, old wounds resurface, old habits threaten to consume them, and both must decide if love is enough to heal what life has shattered. Heartbreaking, intimate, and unflinching, Alone explores the raw edges of mental illness, addiction, and the desperate, dangerous hope of holding onto someone who feels like home. : : : "I'm your boyfriend, Jules." He looked so sad then, so completely vulnerable and it was my fault. It was all my fault and I didn't notice until it was too late. "Do you forget that?" Maybe I did. Maybe I thought ignoring him would stop these feelings from surfacing, that missing him wouldn't take over if I never thought of him. And Paul had sighed, his hands coming up to wipe the few tears that hadn't fallen. His cheeks were flushed, he'd done enough crying for the day, and his hair was all over the place from his frustrated tugging. We'd both looked rough but seeing him just as a mess as I was... it made my heart hurt. So did his next words and I knew he'd already given up. "Do you wanna be with me or do you just not wanna be alone?"

Seventeen-year old first year college student Josie Clarke would prefer not to blush the colour crimson at every little thing, but Idiopathic Craniofacial Erythema, a chronic facial condition doesn't play fair. In fact, it's as uncontrollable as the cruel taunts assigned by mean girl Maddie Parish since primary school and hard to ignore. And after a catastrophically mortifying Media Studies presentation in front of the whole class, Josie starts to believe she'll never feel normal. However, music obsessed student Max Montgomery isn't about to let her give up so easily. He claims to know how it feels to be held to ransom by red cheeks and soon, they must both band together to compete in the end of term charity talent show. With high hopes of proving their lifelong detractors wrong, all bets are on, but at what cost? * * * * * * * * * * * * * Copyright (c) 2019 J. E. Warren Cover Design - Miss Warren Writes

"Every song has its own tempo, and some just don't sync, no matter how hard you try. That's not an indictment on either song, though - they're just different. No one expects a beautiful remix to come out of The Beatles and Eminem. Well if I'm The Beatles, then Jonah Whitney is Eminem." Renee and Jonah are next-door neighbors who never seem to get along. But secretly, she dons the suit of Ursa, their high school's lovable mascot, to cheer Jonah on at his basketball games. The two begin to bond, and she realizes that there may be more to him than she previously thought. But he doesn't know Ursa's true identity - no one does. When Renee takes off the mascot suit, she must pretend that nothing has changed between them. Will she be able to keep the secret? And what will happen if she can't? 1st place in the Book Awards Cover done by the amazingly talented @TahliePurvis Send her some love!

A boy tries to drain all his sorrows away by just focusing on the angry lyrics bursting in his eardrums. A girl tries to remove her depression by listening to music. When they first meet at the Cd store, there comes a spark that their life is a lot more than just pain of their pasts, like how music is so much more than just tune and lyrics. 'Sometimes you don't have to hear the lifeless wind whistling in your ears but listen to your heart pumping in your chest.

This is not the story of the downfall of Colette Evans or the Northwood Shooting - but the aftermath. It is about the death, the doom and the mourning. It is about the whys and the could-haves. It is about the almosts and the in-betweens. It is about all the broken pieces she left behind.