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A young woman was killed eight years ago and the man sent to prison for it claims he's innocent. On the day he's released from jail after serving his sentence, he's murdered and the lawyer who defended him, Shane Daniels' employer and friend, is shot. Is it possible the same person committed both crimes? To solve one murder, Shane must find out who actually committed the first one. But there are lots of suspects, including a cunning businessman and his quick-tempered daughter. Shane Daniels must figure it out but he must also come to terms with his troubled past, including his father, a convicted killer.Murder Sometimes Cold is a story about greed, deception, murder and a courtroom battle over the truth.

Abby MacGuire and Joel Pickett find unexpected refuge in the town of Happenstance when a pre-Christmas storm disrupts their plans. Abby never allows anything to alter her course, but in these last days of her pregnancy, she's forced to admit she can't fight the weather. Sandy Fitzpatrick III, former Happenstance resident, returns from Ireland with his PhD in Forestry. He is accompanied by an intern named Cal, a sprite of a woman with the personality of a feral cat. Everyone, except Bear, steers clear of her. He has dealt with feral cats before. When a traumatic incident takes place, triggered by long-held secrets, friends team up to help Abby and Joel. With Christmas only days away, it seems the Living Nativity won't come together in time. But what seems like another disruption may be the very thing the people of Happenstance need. Relax into your favorite comfy chair with a cuppa, and revisit the quirky and well-loved regulars in Happenstance as new friends are introduced into their midst. Secrets & Second Chances is the fourth novel in The Happenstance Chronicles.

Avery is afraid because he has his very first loose tooth. Watch as Avery and his friends problem-solve together. In this story, we learn about the tooth fairy, the importance of speaking with an adult, and that the dentist is nothing to be afraid of - and neither is losing a tooth.