Parenting is hard work and in today’s busy society it’s easy for families to get off track, unsure of the direction they’re headed.

Your Family Compass gives parents real tools for dealing with the challenges that come with raising children birth through the early teen years and will truly put your family on a healthy path.

April Michelle Davis spent two weeks writing the index for this book. She indexed names, topics, and ideas to make searching for a parenting technique easy to locate and cross-referenced with related information.

The small community of Candice Bay thought they were safe.

In the seemingly peaceful suburban community of Candice Bay, teenagers Casey and Janie are caught up in a series of mysterious events, beginning with the sudden disappearance of their friend and classmate.

In Mystery at Candice Bay, as the teens grapple with rumors and fears, situations escalate into crimes and violence and they struggle for inner strength and spiritual growth. They don’t understand why bad things can happen, but they know God is with them, and He will bring them through it.

Can protective parents and friends shield these teens from evil? Who is the culprit, and will he be caught? How will these teens recover from such violence in their small town?

April Michelle Davis spent the better part of a year copyediting this book. The manuscript was reviewed at the clause level, checking thematic organization at paragraph and sentence levels and checking for consistencies, errors, and omissions. Included are basic spelling, grammar, punctuation, syntax, and word usage.

She was running to adventure, he was running from destiny.

Lady Sarah Halden stows away on the wrong boat when she thinks to enter a sailing race with her brother, Lucky. She lands in the company of Lucky’s business partner, Ian Ross-Mackeever, heir to the first Earl Mackeever. Sarah finds the gruff captain handsome and desires him in ways she’d never wanted a man before. With the help of a salacious little book filled with erotic images, Sarah decides to seduce her captain. At the halfway point of the race, instead of simply letting her return home with him, Lucky forces Sarah and Ian to marry.

In Loving Sarah, Ian Ross-Mackeever doesn’t believe in family. His own father sent him away when he was a boy to live in a different country with a grandfather who despises him and aunts who didn’t know what to do with him. He was immediately sent away to school where he became friends with Lucky Gualtiero, a young man whose family is everything Ian’s is not.

After a rocky start upon discovering his stowaway, Ian warms to Sarah’s presence in his life during the voyage home from New York. Her sense of adventure and unwavering love for family forces Ian to embrace her affections and the possibilities of a future with her at his side. Sarah shows Ian that running from destiny is more difficult than accepting fate, and every day spent not cherishing those who love you is a day wasted.

April Michelle Davis spent several months copyediting this manuscript. The manuscript will be reviewed at the clause level, checking thematic organization at paragraph and sentence levels and checking for consistencies, errors, and omissions. Included is basic spelling, grammar, punctuation, syntax, and word usage.