The body of a woman found in front of Nordby City Hall has a message for Emma Frost carved into the skin. Behind this ruthless murder stands a ghostly figure that likes to play childish games. Soon, this killer brings a reign of terror to the small Danish Island and especially to the life of Emma Frost. While Emma’s personal life is in a mess, she also has to hunt down a cruel predator who seems to be targeting people with serious mental illnesses. Free on Kindle.

It’s not the kind of thing you’d expect to happen on an ordinary Saturday morning. Her kids are arguing and her husband is still sleeping. Lisa is tired and wonders why her husband keeps working late. Is he having an affair? Is it the same girl as last time?

Lisa’s teenage daughter is acting up, and just as Lisa is about to walk up to her room and tell her who’s the boss around here, she feels the cold steel of a gun pressed against her cheek, while a hand covers her mouth. Years later, it remains a mystery. Who killed Lisa’s family after holding them captive for twenty-four terrifying hours in their own house? Mary Mills is enjoying her new life in Cocoa Beach. She is back with her husband Joey and the rest of the 7th Street Crew that she grew up with. She is writing a blog and doing pretty well for herself when she realizes one of her best friends, Marcia is in serious trouble. It is well known within the crew that Marcia likes to drink a lot, but things are getting worse. Marcia is deep in over her head and she risks losing her children. Free on Kindle.

Want total chaos? Mix ghosts with a sexy werewolf, a crazy monkey, and a totally lost reaper and you’ve got reaper madness. $0.99 on Kindle.

For Dexter Dufflebee, a day of exciting exploration leads to a rather prickly situation when he gets falls into a huge thorn bush! He yells and howls and cries for help, until he hears a squeak. A valiant yet teeny-tiny voice replies, “There’s no need to fear. Help is here. I’ll get you clear.” It’s V. G. Mugurry, and he’s only the size of Dexter’s nose! How could someone so very small rescue someone so very tall? From endearing, cheerful rhymes to brightly colored, full-of-life illustrations, Russ Towne’s V. G. and Dexter Dufflebee teaches children that you can be a big help no matter how small you are. $1.99 on Kindle.