In Keisha’s Shadow
Dumped by her high school sweetheart for not being out and proud, bi-racial Tori Kahl struggles with college life, her demanding mother, and the legacy of her dead sister Keisha. Her only escapes are riding her horse, drinking, and cutting herself. Then Ashley, the brash and flirty new boarder, shows up at the stables and not only challenges Tori’’s top rider status, but shakes her world of self-pity as they cope with the pains of growing up.
Face of the Enemy
Helena ‘Dray’ Draybeck is trainingto be a top fighter pilot like her mother, but someone at the Terran Military space station does not want her to succeed. Jordan Bowers is one of the best cadets in the fighter pilot program, capturing Dray’s attention in more ways than one,but Jordan hides a terrible secret that could end her own career and turn Dray against her.
Interstellar war pits Dray and Jordan against family, questionable allies, and an enemy neither is prepared for.
Face of the Enemy is a stand alone novel set in the Terra/Nova universe, where chip implants and DNA manipulation are commonplace, and bigotry drives an interstellar superpower.
Lavender Secrets
Emma LeVanteur has written off any chance of true love and is focused on her graduate thesis, when Nicole Davis, a beautiful British instructor, turns her world upside down.
Nicole is marrying into a socialite family. But Emma’s friendship pulls her in another direction, where she must choose between her picture-perfect future and a love she cannot comprehend.
Set in New England, Lavender Secrets explores the boundaries of love, lust, and friendship for Emma, Nicole, and the world they live in.
Women and Words
Jove Belle
Andi Marquette
Clifford Henderson
Georgia Beers
Sandra Barret
Patty G. Henderson
Larkin Rose
Moondancer Drake
neneadams
Carsen Taite
R.G. Emanuelle
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Having read Face of the Enemy-i waited in anticipation for a sequal as this book left me waiting for more.Why did`nt you do a sequal Sandra.Have not read Lavender Secrets so cannot comment on it.
Vote 2 for a sequel to Face of the Enemy, whether the same characters or just another story set in the same universe.
I also vote for a sequel to Face the Enemy. I agree with Finn. Doesn’t have to be the same characters, though I would love it, but the universe is, well, pretty big.