Stacy Walsh

Sam wants what he believes most people want, acceptance, love, maybe even a commitment someday. When Sam meets Casey at Westside State University, he thinks he has found the perfect person to start his life with. Sam thinks he has found the woman of his dreams. Follow along with Sam through the years of his union with Casey within a world where the rules have changed. Men are no longer the more powerful gender; women have claimed that role. Explore what happens to Sam within this type of world when he chains himself to an unsafe partner. Experience how a society built on a power imbalance impacts all those that reside within it. How much can one person endure before they descend into madness? How much can one’s own self-worth be suppressed before they snap? Sam is about to find out.

Veda is damaged. When Veda was 12 years-old she and her mom left behind their hometown and the scene of an ugly divorce to move into an odd little house with a peculiar past located in the rural town of Belmore, Missouri. When Veda meets the coolest girl in school Sass (aka Sasha) on her first day at Belmore Middle School she thinks things are beginning to look up for her. However, what ensues is a twisty and tumultuous toxic friendship that grows between the two girls throughout their school years until disaster strikes in the form of an unexpected death at an innocent teenage sleepover. Now, an adult Veda attempts to unravel the trauma that occurred in her childhood home by researching the mysteries that surround the house and its former occupants. But what Veda finds isn’t the happily ever after she was hoping for. Told through multiple POV’s and back and forth timelines, Soil is a novel that explores what people can be capable of when pushed to their limits.

In the shadowy world of illegal ivory trade, two unlikely allies join forces to dismantle a global criminal network.

Ming Wei, a former ivory smuggler haunted by his past, turns informant to atone for his sins. Zara Okonkwo, a fierce Kenyan conservation officer, is driven by a passion to protect Africa's endangered elephants. When their paths cross, they must overcome their mutual distrust to unravel a conspiracy that reaches from the savannas of Africa to the bustling streets of China.

"Ivory" is a gripping tale of redemption, justice, and the fight to preserve our planet's magnificent creatures. In a world where greed threatens to trump conservation, can two people from opposite sides of the law save an entire species?

There are three sides to every story. There’s the one we tell ourselves, the one someone else believes and somewhere in that narrow middle is the truth. Katy, Trent, and Ellen’s lives collide at a high-school party in the 1990’s during a disturbing incident that will leave its mark on all of them. However, what happens within that party is viewed very differently by each one of them and continues to be an ever-present memory into their adult lives. Take a journey through their formative years along with the adult versions of themselves and their offspring as each character grapples with the ups and downs of life in very different ways. Told through multiple narrators and timelines, Three Way is a novel that explores human duality, human memory and human error as well as how each of us navigates the messier areas of our existence. It’s a novel that makes a daring attempt to instill empathy for others; even those that have wronged us or who we see as the villains of our own story. Can we peel back the layers that have made us all and understand one another, or are we destined to continue to hurt those that have hurt us?

It's 2023, and the Carotid Killer has been captured, solving a decades-long mystery surrounding the Rockway murder shed. In 1993, Rockway, Missouri, "The Rockway Five" were a staple at the local high school. Madison, David, Kim, Dee, and Arthur seemed to have it all: beauty, brains, and, at times, a well-known and biting mean streak. The group garnered celebrity status in their high school life and legendary status in death.
Thirty years later, Jaydee Thomas feels intricately bound to the mystery surrounding the urban legend that has been passed through the halls of Rockway High since the grisly murder of two students from the elite group back in 1993. Is her fascination with the mystery due to being locked inside the shed in which it happened by her former best friend and her cruel sidekick, or is there another connection for Jaydee, a little closer to home? The Carotid Killer's prison journal may hold the clues as to which Shiny Happy Psycho is at the center of it all.

Welcome to Blackbird Hollow. The camp that started as a dream and ended as a nightmare. Norah James is on her way to an unexpected adventure. After being ferreted away by her nervous mom to camp in June of 1989, Norah begins a summer she hopes will define her coming-of-age, but the season ends in terror. Camp Blackbird closes temporarily under this stain of horror and reopens a few years later, in an attempt to erase the disturbing crime everyone thought was solved and replace it with happier memories.

Five years later, in 1994, Norah comes back to Camp Blackbird, this time as a junior counselor. As she reunites with friends and crushes, she expects the summer of her life to ensue. What she doesn’t expect is another gruesome tragedy to unfold before her. Join the inhabitants of Blackbird Hollow, located in the Ozark Mountains just a few miles from Clearwater Springs, Missouri, as they attempt to discover who exactly is using the campgrounds to hunt for prey, and who will fall victim to their nefarious plan to live in infamy as the ultimate serial killer.