Struck with blindness after the birth of her son, Clare Shaw Blackwell struggles to cope with her loss of independence. Withdrawn into a world of darkness, she shuts out the person who wants to help her most—her husband, James. When he seeks solace at the home of a friend, an innocent liaison blossoms into something unexpected, and threatens to tear his family apart. The chronicle of the Shaw and Blackwell families continues in Bethel Manor Reborn as they struggle to heal broken relationships, offer forgiveness to an enemy who tries to destroy them, and restore their deteriorating home to its former glory.

Dying to Eat at the Pub, set in a small English village adjacent to a U.S. military base housing both Americans and British is the perfect place for Americans Jim and Dotty Weathervane’s leisurely life after Jim’s retirement from the U.S. armed forces. This backdrop of mixed cultures is ripe for misunderstandings, cultural diversity, and perhaps even murder. Join gregarious Dotty, her novice gardener of a husband Jim, their neurotic neighbor Lillie, and a slew of locals who try their hand at solving two deaths: one an American ex-serviceman and the other a beautiful woman named Amy.