Bøker utgitt av Black Rose Writing

Co-dependent BFFs, Jude and Mercedez, face down a cyber-stalker who does more than subscribe to Jude's Tippsy Kitty YouTube channel-with two Ps.

The Naturalization Act of 1790 defined "natural born citizen" as a child of U.S. citizens. Barack Obama was born to one U.S. citizen and a foreign national making him ineligible for president.

Lily's creativeness turns a stressful situation into a positive adventure. Along the way, she expresses empathy, compassion, and sacrifice to help others in need. In the end, Lily and her family discover that home is where you make it.Story takeaways:Valuing together time.Moving out of your comfort zone and turning it into a positive adventure.Home is where you make it.Most children dream of having or building a tree house, but to live in one is another dream altogether.

"The Glades is a spellbinding potboiler that keeps readers holding their breath up to the very end." -Megan Davidson, author of The ThunderingMaddy Reynolds can't escape the world of criminals and harm's way, no matter how hard she tries. After leaving her job in Upstate NY, the retired detective moves to the Adirondacks, but the humpback mountains and endless beauty can't keep evil out. A guy follows her at the airport, a car takes off after killing the man she's meeting with for lunch, a woman calls, begging for help, and Maddy knows something's amiss, but she doesn't know what. Powerful men who purchased sex slaves send Naomi White, Maddy's long-time nemesis, for a ledger that contains their names. Naomi believes Maddy has it; if she doesn't find it, she knows they'll kill her.Maddy must resurrect her detective skills and reach deep for the strength to endure a relentless onslaught by Naomi and others to survive the ordeal.

"This is one of the most clever, entertaining, and hilarious series I've ever read." -Joe Siple, bestselling author of The Five Wishes of Mr. Murray McBrideSome genres still don't play well together.Joe Slade is a detective with a hot lead and an existential crisis. Still seeking to escape his fictional existence, he and his mentor Ellodrine, a wizard who suffers from reinterpretation, hunt for the artifacts that will open a way to the World Where The Books Are Written. The trail has taken them to the rugged frontier of the Old West. There, they will discover twisted plots and dangerous foes who will launch them into a blurring journey through the genres: High Fantasy, Hardboiled Mystery, Gritty Steampunk, Gothic Vampire Horror, and other terrors too fearsome to fathom.But can Joe and Ellodrine discover true selves in the midst of their fictional natures? And can they still triumph when The Antagonist turns their stories against them?

Nick Karras is a Korean War veteran and a tough Chicago Homicide detective. But his newest challenge is his most difficult. A serial killer named the Coast to Coast Killer has been raping and murdering young women all across the United States. Nick runs into all kinds of roadblocks to catch this murderer, a man who has raped and left for dead his own daughter Penelope, who now lies in a catatonic state in a mental institution. Penelope's mother deserted her daughter and husband several years back.Nick meets and falls in love with Nora, who becomes his second wife. Nick finds out that Nora has 'gifts' that might aid him in the capture of the serial slayer who left Penelope for dead in a Chicago alley.Ferocious is set in the 1970s, back before DNA and cellphones and computers, back when an investigator had to use his wits to bring down murderers. Nick Karras is relentless in finding this so-called Coast to Coast serial killer, and he means to avenge the brutality inflicted on the killer's own daughter.

A different kind of book about addiction, one that calls the bluff of what one critic called "the Oprafication" of drug memoirs. The Phone in the Fishbowl shows all the harrowing truth of addiction, but without the moralizing tale.