A wrecked marriage, a failed career, and a heartbreaking return to her hometown. Is it too late to start over?

Karen Grace is on the ropes. Far from home and newly unemployed, she agrees to take an elderly neighbor on one last road trip in her vintage RV. Already reeling, she learns the truth about her husband's sordid affair. As the end of the trip draws near, Karen will have a choice to make. Will she return to the comfort and familiarity of her old life, or find the courage to create something new?

Dakota Blues is the inspiring first book in the Karen Grace women’s fiction series. If you love the idea of small towns, fresh starts, and reinvention road trips, you’ll love this uplifting midlife novel.

“A must-read.”

- San Francisco Review of Books

"Uplifting and empowering."

- Western Women's Book Review

I've mastered my magic, faced down demons, and killed an evil Fae king. There isn't much I can't do. Except tell my kids I'm a powerful witch-Fae hybrid.

My kids return home to Pymm's Pondside for the holidays. Before I can tell them about my magic, a pixie, and a mermaid blow my cover. Their shock is expected, but not their anger.

Turns out my oldest nearly burned down their house and was convinced something was wrong with her. I could have helped her if I hadn't insisted on hiding my magic from them.

The girls give me the silent treatment while my son can't stop asking questions. Thank goodness Violet and Aislinn are here to help ease my children into the magical world.

But as my daughters start to come around, all three of my children go missing. Convinced the evil entity stalking Cottlehill Wilds is to blame, I enlist the help of all my friends.

When I fall under the same siren spell as my kids, I'm thrown to the proverbial wolves and Sebastian is my only hope. Is his love for me strong enough to overcome the enchantments? And can he rescue us all?

**Top 100 Women's Fiction**

Women's fiction author and New York Times best seller Shelley Noble is a former dancer and choreographer whose love of the shore inspired

Beach Colors

and

Stargazey Point

.

Stargazey Point

is a beautiful story of romance, heartbreak, friendship, and new beginnings.Devastated by tragedy during her last project, documentarian Abbie Sinclair seeks refuge with three octogenarian siblings, who live in a looming plantation house at the edge of the world.South Carolina's

Stargazey Point

used to be a popular family beach resort, but the beaches have eroded, most of the businesses have closed, and the crowds have gone. It's the perfect place to hide from the rest of world.

But hiding is harder than she thought it would be. There's a wise Gullah woman who seems to see into Abbie's soul, and an intriguing man on a quest to bring Stargazey Point back to life.

Stargazey Point

by Shelley Noble is the perfect beach read any time of year.

For more of Shelley's women's fiction, look for Shelley's Whisper Beach in June 2015.

A woman must leave her island home to search for her missing sister -- and confront the haunted history of her family.

Magdalena does not panic when she learns that her younger sister has disappeared. A free-spirit, Jadranka has always been prone to mysterious absences. But when weeks pass with no word, Magdalena leaves the isolated Croatian island where their family has always lived and sets off to New York to find her sister. Her search begins to unspool the dark history of their family, reaching back three generations to a country torn by war. A haunting and sure-footed debut by an award-winning writer,

The First Rule of Swimming

explores the legacy of betrayal and loss in a place where beauty is fused inextricably with hardship, and where individuals are forced to make wrenching choices as they are swept up in the tides of history.