Available books (click on covers for info)
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 1
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 1
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 1
"There are things in this world that can't be explained. Not by words, not by history, and not by your teachers at school. Doesn't make those things not real." I nodded again, and I thought he was warming up to tell me another story.
I was dead wrong.
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 2
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 1
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 1
"This time, I appeared in Scotland as a ten-year-old boy, and I saw no beasts out of the ordinary.
The year was 1857, and that's when I began to believe not only in ghosts, but in shapeshifters, as well."
Wait, what? Now I knew, this was going to be a great story.
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 3
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 1
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 3
"We found a saloon and tied our horses up to the rail outside. Had I known what was about to happen, I would have insisted that we kept on riding to find a whole different saloon." "Grandpa, what happened?" I felt goosebumps.
Some Christmas
Memoirs of a Pakhtun Immigrant
Coinkeeper; The Avery Chronicles, Book 3
A fifteenth birthday and a drug bust in the midst of a global pandemic. Pretty sure this will turn out to be... some Christmas.
Memoirs of a Pakhtun Immigrant
Memoirs of a Pakhtun Immigrant
Memoirs of a Pakhtun Immigrant
This is the story of Gafoor Khan, an illegal immigrant and a courageous man -woven from his son's memories, this story was written to chronicle times and events, to ensure that how this family came to be in Canada would not become lost over time.
Imogene of the Pacific Kingdom
Memoirs of a Pakhtun Immigrant
Memoirs of a Pakhtun Immigrant
A cranky aunt, a kind butler, a forbidden east wing, a loving mother's disappearance. She held onto her mother's last words: "Five years, Imogene. I shall come for you in five years." Why so long?
Follow along as Imogene is reunited with her beloved family. Feel the excitement she feels, when she learns who she really is, and where her destiny lies.
Dager of the Tasman Empire
Dager of the Tasman Empire
Dager of the Tasman Empire
Ruthlessly torn away from his family at the tender age of three; subsequently sold as a slave, the little boy endures unbelievable brutality. Two agonizing years pass; he receives a mysterious message, and learns that he has a family that loves him. With resolve that he didn't know he had, the little boy puts up the fight of his life, to return to his home.
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