Lost Girl
AN APPALLING ACT OF VIOLENCE AND AN UNSOLVED DOUBLE MURDER.
SMALL-TOWN INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER, SHELBY DAY, IS DETERMINED TO HUNT A KILLER.
As her search draws closer to uncovering the twisted truth, she begins receiving ominous warnings to stay quiet and drop the story. The young journalist is in danger. Her cameraman and best friend, a person with his own secret past, says he wants to protect her. But Shelby is headstrong and dodging anything that could lead to love. She can’t allow anyone to distract her as she fights for the two women who deserve justice.
She never expects along the way she’ll have to stop and save herself.
Ticktock… If Shelby doesn’t solve the crime soon, she’ll become the killer’s next victim.
“Lost Girl is a compulsive thrill-ride that reads as if it’s been pulled straight from the headlines. Kammier’s journalism background brings undeniable authenticity to a novel that has it all—a love story, a murder mystery, and a real-life introduction into the distinctive world of television news.” —CAROLINE MITCHELL, New York Times Best-Selling Author
“An unstoppable, YA Romantic Suspense, full of secrets and lies. Lost Girl is a whodunnit that will keep you riveting until the very last page.” —ROBERT KOVACIK, Anchor/Reporter at NBC Los Angeles
“Great storytelling in a beautiful and off-the-beaten-path part of America. I read it cover-to-cover in one sitting and loved every minute of it. Lost Girl made me recall my earliest days as a reporter chasing a serial killer!” —SHANE BISHOP, National Producer for a Primetime Crime Show
Choosing Hope
“A perfectly beautiful love affair gone terribly wrong. Choosing Hope is a love story, a nightmare, and a lesson to the world all in one.” – Mandy Urena, author of Touchy, Feely, Squeezy: Musings of a Masseuse
A broken marriage.
A love affair.
A lie that changes it all…
Hope Sullivan has been with the same man since her freshman year of college. She knows her marriage has its cracks, but she doesn’t realize how much resentment she has buried, or chosen to blame on herself, that is until a family tragedy forces her to reevaluate her long held beliefs.
When her husband isn’t there for her, Hope’s first love steps in and offers her a way out. Adrian, appears to be everything her husband isn’t.
He’s sexy, strong, and fit. He listens to her, sympathizes with her, and makes her feel valued. Best of all, Adrian lives for spending time with his kids.
Hope’s affair is just the beginning. Her journey inward will require untangling her complicated past and surviving an astonishing revelation.
Her lover is not who he pretends to be.
She’s searching for her happily-ever-after, and no matter how painful the journey, she’ll find what she’s been looking for all along—the chance to choose Hope.
A spin-off from the best-selling novel, Kingston Court.
Kingston Court
** Top British book reviewer says Kingston Court has best love scenes in a contemporary novel.**
Sometimes you have to fall to learn you can fly.
Samantha and Natalie are at a crossroads. Gorgeous, over-the-top Samantha, hides from her past by hanging her status and her happiness on her “perfect” husband. That is until she learns his secret.
But she’s not the only mother on the block struggling. Natalie, nurturing and careful, is thrust back into the workforce after her husband barely survives a near-fatal car crash.
This fast-paced novel follow’s the lives of two dramatically different women who are faced with life-altering experiences.
Death and misfortune in the span of a single year force these two women to either sink, or rediscover their inner strength and independence. Described as a modern day twist on Sex and the City and Desperate Housewives, Kingston Court is full of scandal, temptation, and all of life’s juicy little secrets.
Could Have Been Holly Wood
Holly has lived with an undiagnosed anxiety disorder for twenty years – her first panic attack struck during a bathroom break in the seventh grade. Each time she fights waves of nausea and terror, she fears she’s as crazy as her drug addicted bi-polar father who once threatened to kill her. Her illogical solution is to leap into the stress-inducing, soul-crushing, competitive world of broadcast news in L.A. Equally unlikely was falling in love with a handsome Navy operative who disarms bombs. But when he proposes, she’s forced to make a choice between a career that gives the illusion of sanity, or embracing a fulfilling balanced life.
Could Have Been Holly Wood is the funny, harrowing memoir, of a girl’s relentless pursuit of her happy ending.
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