New Releases

You are cordially invited... to grab a slice of wedding cake and a cup of punch, kick off those high-heeled shoes and browse my site. Here, you will find romantic tales that cause your heart to flutter and your lips to pucker. If you look carefully, you will also discover the greatest love story of all time, one that ends with the ultimate happily ever after. Enjoy, friends!

Empower yourself with the godly guidance of Bride-to-Be.

A Devotional Journal, a must-have tool to keep you sane amid the whirlwind of planning your big day.

Just Released!
Mommy to Be Devotional

Receive godly guidance while creating a treasured keepsake for your unborn child, as you dip into devotions and then record your thoughts in this journal created just for you.

These two devotional journals were written by Janice Thompson and her daughter, Randi Morrow.

Texas Weddings

This fun-loving and romantic collection of novels set in Texas will release in the fall of 2007.

Enjoy A CLASS OF HER OWN, A CHORUS OF ONE and SWEET CHARITY, all in one easy read. Learn that love (like everything else) is bigger in Texas!

For Immediate Release!
» Gone With The Groom
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The best laid plans of brides and men go awry when Annie Peterson's future son-in-law Scott disappears. Have pre-wedding jitters caused Brandi's fianci to take flight, or are more sinister forces at work? Surely Annie can solve the riddle.

But who could be behind this apparent kidnapping caper? Maybe the drug company Scott works for has hidden motives. Perhaps it's the handiwork of Otis, Scott's deceitful dad. But then again it could be the shady wedding photographer, or the "political enemies" of Scott's mother.

Will Annie solve the mystery and recover the missing groom, or will she suffer "regrets only"?

My faith is the grand drama of my life. I'm a believer, so I sing words of God to those who have no faith. I give bird songs to those who dwell in cities and have never heard them, make rhythms for those who know only military marches or jazz, and paint colors for those who see none. (Olivier Messiaen)