A haunting journey through madness, truth, and survival.

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📚 Full Book Description

Delusional Madness is a gripping historical novel set in the shadows of a 19th-century Ohio lunatic asylum — a place where the walls are thick with silence, and the truth fights to be heard.

Cassie Alexander never expected to find herself locked away, torn from her family, and labeled insane. But within the asylum’s crumbling walls, she discovers horrors that go far beyond her own suffering. Neglected patients, cruel punishments disguised as treatment, and secrets buried beneath unmarked graves — all hidden from the world in the name of decency.

As Cassie battles despair, she also finds unlikely strength. With a mind sharper than those who seek to silence her, she begins documenting the truth. But exposing what lurks behind these walls could cost her everything — including her life.

Inspired by true accounts of 19th-century asylums and the real-life injustices faced by the mentally ill, Delusional Madness is both a harrowing work of fiction and a tribute to those who suffered — and survived — in silence.

Themes: Truth. Injustice. Survival.
Genre: Historical Fiction / Mental Health / 19th Century America

ASIN ‏ EBOOK: ‎ B0F53C39RB ASIN ‏ PAPERBACK: ‎ B0F9PVZ9LC ASIN HARDCOVER: ‎B0F9PTN65D

THE SENTENCE HE SHARED

Dirk thought he understood what a sentence was. Years in a cell. A courtroom’s decision. A single act that could not be undone. When his wife dies by his hands and the system offers him an impossible choice, he chooses the island. A place built not for arrivals, but for endings. A place where criminal fathers can keep their children with them. He tells himself it is mercy. He tells his daughters it is an accident. He does not tell them the truth.

The island does not shout its rules. It whispers them. A sound that answers their footsteps. A path that narrows when they hesitate. A presence that never fully shows itself, but always knows where they are. As supplies dwindle and the jungle closes in, Dirk believes he is learning how to keep his girls alive. He teaches Willow to watch. He teaches Sasha to move quietly. He believes caution keeps them safe. The island is learning too. Not what they say, but how they adapt. How much they will give up. How long a child can carry fear before it becomes who she is.

By the time Dirk understands that the island is not judging him, but studying his daughters, the damage is already inside them. Willow, treated as his second pair of eyes, stops asking questions and starts thinking like the system itself. Sasha learns that it is easier for everyone when she erases her needs before anyone has to notice them. The true horror is not what lurks in the forest, but what settles inside a child when a world built on control mistakes survival for consent. As the island finishes its observation and quietly disengages, Dirk faces the choice he has been running from since the night of his wife’s death: will he continue the sentence the island began, or will he finally tell his daughters the truth that might break them both free?

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Children’s Book’s!

“What I Wish You Knew About Me”
Twelve kids. Twelve stories. One powerful message.

Please understand me and accept me for who I am.

What if you could see beyond a diagnosis…and truly hear the child behind it?

“What I Wish You Knew About Me” gives voice to children with disabilities who are so often misunderstood, left out, or overlooked. From Autism and ADHD to Down Syndrome and Specific Learning Disabilities, each child shares a glimpse into their world—what challenges them, what brings them joy, and what they wish others truly knew.

This heartfelt book invites readers of all ages to slow down, listen closely, and see each child not for their label, but for their hopes, dreams, and desire for friendship.
Whether you are a parent, teacher, or student, this is more than a book.

It is a bridge to empathy.
It is a starting point for change.
Because inclusion begins with understanding.

ASIN EBOOK: B0FJRVY1M5

ASIN PAPERBACK: B0FJXTKDWD

Celebrate the beauty of differences in this heartwarming story that encourages empathy, self-love, and inclusion.

“What Makes Us Special,” is truly a heartfelt journey for children learning to navigate a world that doesn’t always understand differences.

What Makes Us Special follows a group of children who wonder why they sometimes feel different or left out. Their journey reveals a powerful truth: the things that set us apart—seen or unseen—are what make us truly one-of-a-kind. Through uplifting discovery and gentle guidance, children learn that being different isn’t something to hide—it’s something to be proud of.

Perfect for classrooms, bedtime, or family reading, this story fosters confidence, compassion, and acceptance in every young reader. Let What Makes Us Special be the first step in helping kids understand themselves—and others—a little better.

ASIN ‏ EBOOK: ‎ B0FFZ379HW ASIN ‏EBOOK : ‎ B0FFY8JQTF

A heartfelt gift that says “I love you” in a child’s own words.

Why I Need My Grandma is a heartwarming fill-in-the-blank keepsake designed for young girls to share with their grandmothers. Each thoughtfully crafted page invites children to express their love, memories, and admiration—making it the perfect gift for birthdays, holidays, or “just because.” Whether completed independently or with help, this book becomes a priceless treasure that grandmas will cherish forever.

💖 Perfect for ages 4–12 with help from a grown-up
💖 A wonderful gift from a daughter, son, or even a classroom project
💖 Makes grandma laugh, cry happy tears, and feel truly loved

Inside you’ll find:

Fill-in-the-blank prompts like “I love it when my grandma…”

Drawing spaces to capture favorite memories

A special photo page and “About Me” section

A loving letter from the child’s heart to grandma’s

Help your child give the gift of memories, laughter, and love — wrapped in their own words.

ASIN ‏EBOOK : ‎ B0FL72MMZZ