|Book 1 of the Spruceworth series| *shout out to harleenhollow for the cover!* Daniel Goldsworth has lived in the village of Spruceworth all his life and has never really been accustomed to change. He went to the same school, worked in the same place, dated the same girl. He doesn't really go looking for a change. Too bad change soon comes looking for him.

*book 2 of the Spruceworth series* *can be read as a stand-alone* *cover by harleenhollow* Spruceworth is a small village not too many people know about unless they have friends or family living there. It's rare to have a family move there. Horatio Simms and his family are the newest tenants after he was offered a job at the police station. He gladly excepted it because he lives for drama and he knows Spruceworth has a lot of it. Horatio thought it was going to be easy living there. It isn't. His younger brother is hiding a secret and it soon starts straining his family's relationships. Not to mention a series of mysterious murders is going around the village with nobody having a clue who did it.

*can be read as a stand-alone, but there will be spoilers from other books* *cover by harleenhollow* With both his boyfriend and older brother in prison, Calvin Eaten has to try his hardest to repress the memories associated with the two. He doesn't want to be reminded of the trouble his older brother has caused in the village of Spruceworth, or the fact that his boyfriend unintentionally killed someone. However, no matter how he tried, Calvin was unable to forget about the boy he's still madly in love with. He made a promise the he would wait for Kenny Simms, and he will keep that promise. If people would choose one word that would sum up Calvin, it would be DRAMA. It seems that wherever he goes, drama follows.

*cover by harleenhollow* Josh Eaton thought he would never love again after losing his girlfriend five years ago. He tried his best to move on, but he just couldn't. Maybe that was because the right person never came along yet. After meeting a young mom who just moved to Spruceworth, everything just might change for Josh. All because of the little baby girl who doesn't have a dad.

*spoilers from Spruceworth 1-4* A winter in Spruceoworth can only mean a few things: cheer, festivities, and all-around joy. Or not. It's the season of difficult choices, secrets untold, and struggles for a lot of people. But what else is new? This is Spruceworth, after all. "I have to choose between two people I love, and I might regret whichever choice I make." "I need him in my life. We need him in our lives." "We've been by each other's side since birth. Now we might be separated, and I don't know if I can handle it." "If your parents find out about us, I can lose everything I have." "I don't know if I can go through this again." "I thought I wanted to marry this man. Now, I'm not sure." "It's not Christmas in Spruceworth without some drama to go around."

*definitely can be read as a standalone**the main character is all new and hasn't been in any previous books so it's very easy to go along without reading past books* All sixteen year old Ollie Archer wants to do is fly away from his destroyed life. From his parents' divorce. From the isolation at school. From his music scholarship being taken away from him. But he can't. He can't just fly away so instead, he turns to a substance that gives him the same feeling as flying away. At least until the alcohol is out of his system. Then the cycle starts all over again. The cycle he's not sure he could break alone. The cycle he doesn't want to tell anyone about.