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The Secrets Trilogy
If you love characters who feel like the friends you call when everything goes sideways, you're in the right place.
The Secrets Trilogy follows fiercely loyal, sometimes messy, and absolutely irreplaceable friendships through love, trust, secrets and the dangers that follow.
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Six Weeks of Love & Larceny
Caught off guard or caught red-handed?
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Six weeks. Two sisters. One very bad idea.
Nikki Taylor’s college life in Philly is already a high-stakes balancing act—juggling classes, two jobs, and an empty bank account. She doesn’t have time for games. But when a cocky, dark-eyed customer leaves his phone number instead of a tip, she answers the challenge—and steps straight into the arms of Chris Sheppard, a charming Temple student with secrets of his own.
Meanwhile, her older sister Lauren is holding it all together. Barely. A lifestyle columnist at The Philadelphia Inquirer, Lauren prefers to keep things professional, predictable, and strictly in control. That is, until her new intern uncovers a potential scandal: date rape drugs and a citywide drug ring creeping onto college campuses.
As Nikki’s romance intensifies and Lauren’s investigation deepens, the sisters’ stories converge in unexpected—and dangerous—ways, spiraling in directions neither could predict.
Witty, romantic, and charged with tension, Six Weeks of Love & Larceny is a modern-day love story with a criminal twist—where sisterhood is everything, and trust can be a deadly gamble.
Twelve Weeks of Love & Loss
How well do you really know the person standing right in front of you?
Nikki had a choice.
Go back to Chris – the man she'd loved since college, the one who made her feel chosen and cheated in the same breath. He showed up three years later like no time had passed, like she owed him an audience – persistent, charming, a little too sure of himself and still undeniably irresistible.
Or start fresh – no baggage. Rich was everything you’d expect from a cop: safe, reliable, strong and attentive. But are comfort and contentment what keep you safe, or just a clever disguise for danger? Her friends weren’t so sure. The attention a little too focused. The concern a little too constant. They said it quietly at first—then louder.
So, she chose. But choices have consequences – ones we can’t predict. Sometimes small, irrelevant even. Other times… deadly.
Twelve Weeks of Love & Loss is a pulse-pounding story of obsession, deception, and survival — set against the backdrop of a love story that never quite let go. Nikki's fight isn't just to escape. It's to find her way back to herself.
Sixteen Weeks of Love & Lies
What would you rationalize for love?
Imagine never knowing love. Never being loved. Never feeling love. What would you do for a chance at it?
Everything Marisa Bell knew about her life was a lie – everything could have been different. Now, she has a second chance, but aren’t second chances just another lie disguised as a promise?
She’s willing to risk finding out.
She knows exactly who Lauren and Nikki are before ever walking through their doors, observing – a curious outsider peering into a world that could have been hers. But what she sees surprises
her – loving, compassionate people who stand up for each other and welcome her with open arms. Could she ever be a part of it? Does she even know how? Her emotions are a tangle of jealousy, resentment, desire and hope with no roadmap to navigate any of it. She can’t trust herself – her thoughts are dangerous and have consequences yet explored; how can she trust them? Her internal battle tests the limits of trust, the need for belonging and just how far she’s willing to go to claim what’s rightfully hers.
Sixteen Weeks of Love & Lies is a story of the secrets that bind families together — and the truths that can tear them apart. Set in the City of Brotherly Love against the backdrop of a sisterhood that’s even stronger, it asks how long a lie can masquerade as love before the cost becomes too high to pay.