Tears in the Rain
Tears.
That’s all I had now, all because I fell in love with a boy.
Growing up, he was always by my side—unmovable—even when his friends teased him. He always knew when I needed him closer. I’d wake from nightmares to find myself wrapped safely in his strong arms. I even asked him to teach me how to kiss a boy, and our love grew into something it never should have—something forbidden.
My name is Fallon Scott and this is my story.
PLEASE NOTE: Previously published as Tears in the Rain/To Kiss a Boy written as Rona Jameson.
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Beautiful secrets
A whispered plea transcends time.
When Esmé Rogers meets Luke Carlisle in 1987, she never expected to end up on board the Titanic for its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York in 1912. But what started with confusion and questions turns into the greatest love of her life.
As the date of the ill-fated sinking of the ocean liner approaches, Esmé questions whether or not she should try and change history. However, one question keeps coming back to haunt her: Does she survive?
With frigid waters and a predestined collision on the horizon, can she change the fate of those she loves?
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Butterfly Girl
Rafael is all about vengeance . . .
After witnessing the brutal murder of his mother and younger brother, Rafael DeLacroix lives in a world of darkness. With vengeance eating his soul, he moves to Port Michael with his father. There, Rafael discovers a unique connection to the girl next door.
Wren is all about butterflies . . .
Trapped in a world of her own, under the watchful eye of her father, the Reverend—leader of their small town—Wren is filled with dreams of flying free like a butterfly. Her life takes an unexpected turn when the boy next door befriends her.
Not everyone is happy with their growing friendship, and just when Rafael and Wren discover what is really going on in Port Michael, darkness settles over the town.
A standalone, romantic suspense/coming of age, novel.
Cover Design: Robin Harper, Wicked by Design
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summer at rose cottage
Love and family transcend time.
Set in the beautiful coastal town of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, ‘Summer at Rose Cottage’ explores two love stories—one lost in time and the other flourishing in the present. McKenzie (Mack) Harper needs to get away and the small cottage just outside of Cape Elizabeth is the perfect location to unwind and bond with her six-year-old nephew, Lucas. It’s here at this quaint summer rental that Mack discovers a diary dated March 4th, 1947, which pulls her into a world of love and heartache.
Each entry into the diary is brought to life through the words written by nineteen-year-old, Rose Degan, who falls in love with a man her parents disapprove of. Her heart knows what and whom it wants, Jacob Evans, a fire fighter in Cape Elizabeth. He hasn’t been in town long when they meet on the cliffs while she watches the rescue of a crew from a collier ship that went aground during a fierce storm.
Back in the present, Mack discovers that Jacob is still alive and tries to find him. She leaves a message that falls into the hands of Jacob’s grandson, Dean Evans. With his curiosity piqued, Dean decides that the mystery woman, along with her diary, is an excellent excuse to slip away from home, earning a break from his mother’s matchmaking shenanigans—a grandchild being her sole focus.
All these characters come together in a story of love and friendship. It shows that love and family can transcend time.
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A Field of Wild flowers
Coming Summer 2023
I close my eyes and see poppies. Not the kind you'd find in a florist shop, but the kind you'd find growing by the side of the road or in fields of wildflowers. Those are the vividly colored ones that evoke memories of a life I don't recognize and a man I've never seen before.
A vacation to save my sanity sounds appealing, but in reality, I'm running scared because I want that life.
My friends tell me to open my eyes and look at the life in front of me. Why should I when my reality is a mess?
Nothing makes sense anymore, but I can't help but wonder: what if the life I remember is the one I'm supposed to live?
