Good Hair Days by Grace Helena Walz (line edit and copywriting) | Bursting with energy, heart, and sass, Good Hair Days is about a family pulling together for a common purpose, finding healing from the past, and moving forward courageously as they encounter their hardest trial yet.

THIS HERE IS LOVE by Princess Joy L. Perry (copyedit) | "A marvelous tale about the limits of freedom" (Publishers Weekly starred review). | "It’s hard to believe that this is Perry’s first novel, so effectively does it pull readers deep into the lives of its evolving, powerful, multifaceted characters" (Booklist starred review).

The Winged Tiara by J'nell Ciesielski (line edit and copywriting) | Diamonds and danger dazzle in Ciesielski's latest enchanting romp through post-war Europe as estranged spouses and jewel thieves hunt an elusive Valkyrie tiara.

Southern by Design by Grace Helena Walz (line edit and copywriting) | Sweet Magnolias meets Fixer Upper in this delightfully refreshing debut about a woman bravely chasing her dreams, building a life on her own terms, and maybe even discovering a second chance at love. Filled with characters who could step off the page and a reminder that nothing worth saving is beyond repair, this charming and delightful debut novel will resonate with readers of Southern women’s fiction by Lauren K. Denton and Kristy Woodson Harvey.

Daughter of Ruins by Yvette Manessis Corporon (line edit and copywriting) | A motherless daughter. An Italian prostitute. A mail-order bride. Are these women brave enough to change their fates? Daughter of Ruins is an all-encompassing tale steeped in the rich history, culture, and myths of Greece. It is a deeply moving story that follows three women as they struggle to control their destinies, fighting to become the women they were meant to be.

Every Moment Since by Marybeth Mayhew Whalen (line edit and copywriting) | A small Southern town. An ordinary Saturday night. A little boy disappears without a trace. With hauntingly vivid prose, Marybeth Mayhew Whalen peels back the curtain on the inner turmoil of those who were left behind in the small Southern community as they pick up the pieces that remain and press forward into the light to find hope and healing.

What the Mountains Remember by Joy Callaway (line edit) | What the Mountains Remember is a love story set amid the construction of the magnificent Grove Park Inn in Asheville, North Carolina—with a cameo of Henry Ford during one of his famous Vagabonds camping tours—that reveals the ordinary people behind extraordinary beauty and explores the question of who gets to tell their stories.