NOVEL
Emmeline's Neighbour
Em, a lifetime resident of Cold Greek Alberta, lives a predictable life as a retired librarian. When new neigbours move in next door, her life begins to change. How will her life be affected by a family of five children and a dog and then the mother’s uncle? At her age, romance blooms. Read along and enjoy the budding of a senior romance and watch it bloom.
Grandpa Ernie
In the quiet corners of an old rocking chair, amidst the scent of cedarwood and the soft glow of a fireplace, Grandpa spins a web of memories. His eyes twinkle as he transports his eager grandkids to a time long ago—a world where bicycles had wooden wheels, and ice cream cost a nickel.
Life is a collection of moments—some fleeting, some eternal. Grandpa’s stories remind us to savor the ordinary, cherish the extraordinary, and pass down our own whispers to the next generation.
“Grandpa Ernie” is a timeless journey—a bridge between generations. As Grandpa’s voice fades into the crackling fire, the grandkids hold tight to these threads of love, laughter, and legacy.
Join us on this nostalgic adventure, where memories bloom like wildflowers, and the past dances with the present.
The Cedar Chest
A feel good novel that follows a dearly loved woman in transition. Grace, now a widow, leaves the farm which has been an oasis when her husband retired from the pastorate, and moves to a small home in town near her eldest son. The chest handcrafted by her father, is a treasured possession linking her past to her future, becoming an object of connection throughout four generations.
Clara Priscilla Rose
Clara Priscilla Rose is a work of Christian fiction. It deals with real issues of grief and loss, anxiety and depression. Clara’s is one story of a life met by tragedy but intersected by love and grace. It illustrates what the Living God can do in one woman’s life. It is a picture of how God can work through the body of Christ. It contains messages of hope, stories of forgiveness, anecdotes of compassion and joy, health and healing.
Beyond Cloverleaf Lane
Beginnings
I Called Her Mom: A 20th Century Saint
