A Missing Mom and Mutt Munchies
Maggie May Carver is done with murder. She’s sworn that if she finds another dead body she’s just going to step right over it and continue on her merry little way. But when a little boy with sad eyes and freckles shows up asking her to find his mom, she just can’t say no.Once more Maggie is in the thick of things, this time trying to find a little boy’s mom in time for his birthday with the help of her cranky grandpa, the handsome local cop, and his charming but criminally-inclined brother. Oh, and of course, her incorrigible Newfoundland, Miss Fancypants.
The Year I Lived Twice
I loved everything about this book, which drew me in from the first page and kept me hooked throughout…’ Reader review ??????????READER’S FAVORITE AWARD WINNER 2024MANYBOOKS BOOK OF THE MONTH FOR JUNE 2024When Jason loops back in time, he thinks he can save his brother’s life – but the past is not so easily rewritten…Haunted by the tragic loss of his brother, Archie, in a fire, Jason is given a miraculous chance to rewrite history. Following a mysterious accident, he wakes to find himself transported back a year, with Archie alive and well.Jason sets about changing the course of history to prevent his brother’s death. Instead, he discovers unsettling secrets about the people around him – from those in his closest circle to Archie himself – until the shocking truth about what will happen on the night of the fire reveals itself.As danger looms and secrets unravel, Jason finds himself in a nail-biting race against time to save his brother from his grim fate.The Year I Lived Twice is a gripping tale of love, loss, and resilience. Join Jason on a journey through time, where every decision carries the weight of destiny and every moment holds the promise of redemption.What readers are saying about The Year I Lived Twice:’A brilliantly observed study of friendships, adolescence, family dynamics and first love. But it’s also thought-provoking and very moving too, as an exploration of the working of time and the magical thinking that affects all who are grieving a lost loved one. Beautifully written, poignant, witty and emotionally resonant.’ Dan Brotzel, author of Hotel du Jack and Wolf in the Woods’I loved every single page of it. The MC is faced with such a sad reality and to see his journey throughout this story is absolutely heartbreaking and wonderful at the same time. Anyone who enjoys reading stories that makes them cry, this is one book you should definitely pick up.’ Goodreads reviewer’This is such a powerful story… A wonderful blend of philosophy and suspense.’ Reader review‘This race against time will stir a mixture of deep thought and emotion in you that makes you want to hug your family and never let them go! … Make sure you hang on tight for some delightfully unforeseen twists and turns!’ Reedsy reviewer‘The story is action-packed, and right from the first page, you will be hooked as you join Jason on his nail-biting race to make the most of his second chance. This is an edge-of-your-seat story with wonderfully real characters.’ Readers’ Favorite reviewer‘This is a fun take on the time-travel problem and I enjoyed this book immensely. Highly recommended.’ Readers’ Favorite reviewer‘Well-written and satisfying … highly recommended for readers who enjoy stories with time loops and murder mysteries.’ Readers’ Favorite reviewer‘Tightly woven and skillfully wrapped up. The climax was subtle but sharp.’ Goodreads reviewer‘I started reading the book on a Friday afternoon and finished it the following morning which is a testament to the draw of the story.’ Goodreads reviewer‘A very clever time-loop novel that is about much more than that. It explores love, family, relationships and bereavement in a sensitive and moving way, with well-drawn and complex characters. Kept me engaged throughout and kept me guessing until the end. I felt myself holding my breath in parts of the story as I rooted for Jason and the family.’ Goodreads reviewer‘I loved everything about this book, which drew me in from the first page and kept me hooked throughout… Woolf keeps the reader on their toes the whole time, and there are several unexpected twists that make this book exciting to read for both teenagers and adults.’ Goodreads reviewer
Danny Hall Gets a Lawyer
Danny Hall is terminally single. That’s not surprising, given that he lives in the tiny township of Goose Run, Virginia, and the only other gay guys he knows live with him in his grandma’s house and are like brothers to him. It probably also doesn’t help his dating prospects that he works at a gas station.When a series of petty disputes with his awful neighbor escalates into a legal matter, Danny calls in a lawyer. But when Miller Clarke turns up on his doorstep, Danny finds himself chasing more than just legal advice.Miller Clarke is used to dealing with minor claims and oddball cases. But tree law? That’s a new one. He can’t exactly be mad though, not when his new client Danny is super cute and just Miller’s type. But Miller only intends to stay in the area for long enough to gain some experience before establishing a real career in the city. He doesn’t have time for a relationship, no matter how tempted he is. Miller’s got big plans, and Danny Hall and Goose Run don’t fit in with them.You know what they say. The course of tree—true love never did run smooth.Welcome to Goose Run, a small town full of quirky characters, big personalities, and unexpected romances. Just don’t ask about the goose.
Druid’s Daughter
In the northern reaches of medieval Ireland, young Gwyneth holds fast to her faith in the Old Ways, learning the art of healing and the ways of the forest…and secretly yearning to find a spark of the magic that once flowed freely through her homeland.When she finds a wounded young man in the forest on Beltane eve, Gwyneth’s choice to save the handsome stranger’s life thrusts her into a hidden world of power and intrigue. The Bearer of the Iron Sword, a descendant of a legendary druid, offers Gwyneth the chance to journey into the world of the Fae and train alongside other daughters of the Blood—and perhaps, if she proves worthy, to be chosen as the next Bearer of the Iron Sword, charged with defending both the mortal and Fae worlds against evils both named and unnamed.Gwyneth quickly learns that not all the young women of the Blood are welcoming, each one a ruthless rival competing to become the Bearer. As Gwyneth grows into both her power and her womanhood, she must choose who to trust, who to love, and ultimately, who she will be in the never-ending battle between light and dark…An epic fantasy coming-of-age tale with lush settings, fast-paced action and intriguing characters, Druid’s Daughter is a standalone prequel novel of the Fae War Chronicles.Praise for Jocelyn A. Fox’s novels:”Sword and sorcery that dazzles…” -Kirkus Reviews (Indie), The Iron Sword”Fox instills in this fantasy a welcome simplicity…A strong cast, human and otherwise, lead a compelling supernatural tale.” -Kirkus Reviews (Indie), Kingbreaker