“A fantastic new vampire series!”–Morgan Rice, #1 Bestselling author of THE VAMPIRE JOURNALS In SAVED (Book #1 of the Shadow Vampires), Keira and Amanda, twins, move with their family to a new town, and start their senior year at a new high school. But though they are twins, the girls have different fates. Amanda, beautiful, popular, is sought out by everyone. Keira, who has always lived in Amanda’s shadow, is smaller, awkward, different. Even her mother, who is so close to Amanda, doesn’t know what to make of her other daughter. Keira turns to books, and to her journal, for solace, and to find out about other worlds. Amanda makes friends easily at the new school, and quickly finds a boyfriend, while Keira is left alone, an outsider. But very quickly, it is clear that something strange is going on in Everstock. The town and the school are very divided. The popular, rich kids act as if they own the school and have nothing to do with the other kids, who are poorer and live in a different part of town. Not only are the kids meaner here, but an unknown infection has gripped the town, with more and more people going to the hospital. Something here is terribly wrong. But things change suddenly, as there is a terrible accident involving the twins. Not only are Keira and Amanda’s lives changed forever, but a new dimension of life begins to open to Keira. As Keira recovers, she begins to change in ways she can’t expect, receiving new and mysterious powers that no one can possibly understand. At the same time, a gorgeous, mysterious new boy, Cooper, appears at the school, who grips her imagination, and who refuses to tell her what secret he is hiding. As Keira and Cooper grow closer to each other, it soon becomes apparent that destiny has brought them together—and that they may each have to sacrifice it all if they want to stay together… Book #2 in the Shadow Vampire series (TOUCHED) is now also available, and Book #1 in Allegra’s new fantasy series, CHARLOTTE TWEED AND THE SCHOOL FOR ORPHANED DRAGONS (Book #1) is now also available! Read more

Annabel Wells is a typical girl. She works at a job she hates and her boyfriend just dumped her. Things couldn’t get worse. While out, she is attacked by the Unseen – a creature made of pure darkness which kills mortals. When a mysterious hero saves her, she uncovers the world that operates behind the scenes of the normal world. Dragons live among us, disguised as humans. With the aid of Crispin, Henry, Sera, and Jules, Annabel is protecting herself from another attack. The only problem: how to hide her? Cover Art by David Adams Read more

Don’t rush on anything. If the time is right, it will happen. RaeI’ve always known I was meant to get out of the dead-end side of town where I was born. Trevor is my plan. He’s from the right side of the tracks and I always knew he was going somewhere, so I want to hang on for the ride. But if I’m going to impress an experienced, wealthy guy and convince him I’m a keeper, I need to be more confident, and definitely not a virgin. That’s when I turn to Sam. My best friend for as long as I can remember, Sam has always been there for me, and I hope he will again. One night with him and I’ll be ready for Trevor. Only, when that one night is over, I’m not sure about my plan anymore. TrevorI’ve loved Rae since the day I met her, I just never told her. We’ve been by each other’s sides through everything and watched as each other struggled to find our way in our hometown. I can’t blame her for wanting more. But I hate to see her with that guy. He’s everything I’ve always hated about the rich guys from high school and now he’s got his hands on Rae. Our arrangement seems like the perfect opportunity, until I realize I might not only lose the love of my life, but my best friend also. Timing is Everything Series Right Time Right Place Right Reasons Read more

An old house + A new computer program = The travel opportunity of a lifetime…to another century. Abby Thomas is spending the summer in a run-down old house with a bratty pre-teen named Merrideth she is supposed to tutor. It’s not her idea of a dream job, but it does come with perks. There’s John Roberts, a devastatingly attractive neighbor who is almost too wonderful to be real. And then there’s the virtual trip to the 19th century she gets to take via a strange computer program called Beautiful Houses—also too amazing to be real! No one knows how it works, but with the program, Abby can rewind and fast-forward the lives of all the people who ever lived in the house, including that of young Charlotte Miles. In 1858, Charlotte’s house is a train stop on the Alton & Chicago Line. And she is stuck there serving meals to the passengers, wondering if she’ll ever get to have any fun. But then she meets two travelers who change her life forever. There’s James McGuire with whom she falls in love. And there’s his boss, a young Springfield lawyer named Abraham Lincoln. His debate with political opponent Stephen Douglas catapults him onto the national stage and leads to his presidency during the dark days of the Civil War. Hearing Abraham Lincoln pour out his heart on the debate stage inspires Charlotte Miles to take up the cause of abolition and to turn her house into a stop on the Underground Railroad. Abby and Merrideth gain new perspective on their own lives as time and again they see God’s plans to bless Charlotte Miles and the other inhabitants of the old house unfold on their computer screen.   What Readers Are Saying…“Loved this book!!! I read the whole first series very fast because I could not put the books down. I love history so a computer program that takes you “virtually” back in time was a hook for me! I normally just read historical fiction, but this contemporary novel caught my interest and has kept it through the entire series, as into the Rewinding Time series.”  (Candace E. Winegar) “Anytime an author takes research seriously, I fall in love! I will be getting the next part of the trilogy soon. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!” (Stacy Wilson) “When I first purchased the book I thought the characters would time travel back, but instead the way it was done was even better.” (Gloria Baikauskas) “Most enjoyable read. Got me ready for seconds and thirds. So do yourself a favor and buy the set.” “A great spin on time travel, or time surfing I should say. I couldn’t put it down. Characters are believable and there were no annoying editing issues. I look forward to the rest of the trilogy!”  (Maralynda Kernutton) “Excellent read. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It has a mixture of everything I enjoy reading about: God, history, mystery, time travel.” “I was looking for a ‘Christian’ Science Fiction story and found it: Time and Again.I liked it a lot; then I read all six books in two weeks.The story has Christianity, Science Fiction, History, Humor, and Humanity.” (Byron Faulder) “What a fun and interesting read! You’ll want to get all three books, without a doubt. Deborah Heal has the expertise to make you want to know more about our history and to give her characters personality! I look forward to reading her other series.”  (Oma T.) “They are so different from most other books I have read. I loved the step back in history. So well written. I will certainly purchase more by this author.”   Time and Again: 19th century, time travel romance novels, time travel historical, historical fantasy romance, metaphysical and visionary, romantic time travel books, time travel series Read more

After being a slave for longer than she can remember, Micasa escapes with the help of her new friend, Hawke Morau. She learns that Hawke’s soul has been broken into fragments, each of which holds a different power from his past. After the two set on a quest to recover the pieces of Hawke’s soul, Micasa learns of the mysterious essence that infuses all life, and grants its wielder powers that stretch far beyond the mortal realm. Soon, Micasa finds out that there is a lot more to the world they live in – and to Hawke – than she ever realized. Praise: ★★★★★ – “A highly satisfying fantasy read.” ★★★★★ – “Great new author with a distinctive voice.” ★★★★★ – “A promising opening to a new series.” Read more