Books published by Bluewater Publishing

New friends, new enemies.In the midst of their harrowing battle with Molkekk, Lemin and Vladimir find themselves violently transported to a foreign land. Their initial concern of returning to Magessa is quickly supplanted when they uncover an apocalyptic threat to the locals. All clues point to a powerful wizard masterminding the genocide, but with no indication of his location, stopping him is a daunting task.Allies seem to abound as Lemin and Vladimir embark on this new exploit, but all are not as they appear as evil easily wears the face of good. Meanwhile, conflicts of interest and personality blur the lines between friend and foe. With alliances so difficult to determine, the question becomes: Can a person change their allegiance? For Lemin and Vladimir, the answer could well be the difference between life and death on their quest to find and thwart the wizard.

Newly retired and excited to finally accomplish her dreams, Gayle Young soon finds that living her best life is not any easier just because she has more free time. In this memoir, truth and fantasy coalesce into one reality as Gayle weaves the art of her imaginings with real recollections from her life. Haunted by memories, she faces her demons and tries to come out on the other side, even though she's not sure what she will find when she gets there. If there's one thing she knows for certain, it's that the ghosts from her past are as alive and colorful as the roses in her garden.

Secrets of the Cherokee Hideaway continues with further exploration of the cellar vault and a revelation about the Civil War in a portion of the South that experienced divided loyalties. Once again, Raleigh Walker opens the pages of a journal that has been sealed for decades on the Riddles' plantation. Along with Jenny and her family, he discovers writings and artifacts from the bloodiest war in American history, unravelling more of the mystery that surrounds the hideaway.What they find is a tale of the ugliness and brutality that developed in North Alabama between those who favored Secession and those who wished to remain loyal to the Union or even neutral during the war. In this time and place rank with fear, there are accounts of rebellion, espionage, horrendous acts of aggression, and a young school teacher who is caught in the middle of it all. There is also mention of a sanctuary… a hiding place for Union spies located on the plantation itself.