Sutton: 470 books

Running for student council president seemed like a good idea at the time, but the campaign strategy sessions with Kara have Jaycee realizing just how much work is involved. Then there's the strain it's putting on Jaycee's friendship with Stu, who is not exactly being supportive.Escaping...

Lyla has long believed that Roger and Lady Starla belong together even though Roger insists that Starla is above his station. When handsome and noble Perry Goodhaven shows up and wins the lady’s affection, it seems at quick glance a more fitting match.Soon after Perry’s arrival, Roger and...

Jaycee is tiring of the never-ending clashes with Trina in Student Council. An escape into Mallory is exactly what she needs. When she arrives, Lyla learns that Lady Starla has been in contact with an Eastern noble–a noble who claims to have information about Dark Blade. The quest is simple: Lyla...

Eighth-grader Jaycee Hiller is beginning to fear she only imagined her trip to Mallory. But when a rainy afternoon leaves her with hours of playing Hero’s Sword, her favorite video game, she finds herself drawn back into the game – literally.In Storm Clouds, the second book in the Hero’s...

It's Kristen's first day at her new internship. To her surprise, she's the only woman in the office of the young start up internet company. Her coworkers are all young, hot men, and the way they look at her stirs up feelings best left unstirred. Can the young beauty stand up to the full court press...

Three Plays. Two One Act. One Three Act. Theater of the Absurd inspired.I wrote these back in college and have hardly touched them since. If you enjoy them, I would appreciate feedback.If you perform one, I would love to see it.

A collection of sixteen short stories dealing with classic American themes of heroes and mentors, roller-coaster relationships, sports, coming of age, and aging. These stories deal with humanity's goodness and wickedness, loyalty and betrayal, rage and exultation, triumph and defeat.

Young Vasily Alexseyev inherits a great manufactory but must wait for his mother to step down as regent. She's worried that the dilettante Vasily isn't ready. Impatient to claim his mantle, and resentful over his perceived mistreatment, Vasily takes matters into his own hands: he injects something...

Joanne Lawson tricks her way into a secretarial job with widowed flautist Mark Jenson, little realising the tangle of intrigue she’s walking into. She has her reasons for being less than honest, but Mark has a few dark secrets of his own. When a fan letter apparently from Mark's dead wife...

OSKALOOSA MOON recaptures beauty, pain and adolescent struggles in a mid-American farm village, circa 1950. In the spirit of Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn" and movies like "Forrest Gump", OSKALOOSA MOON reveals the adventures of an outcast boy who was unwilling to be invisible.

The Seventh Myth: Book One is an adventurous tale involving mystery, intrigue and daring. The story follows the journey of a young nomad, Dustan, as he travels across a vast kingdom in an effort to preserve his people’s traditions and culture. The People of the Ox find themselves threatened by new...

She’s standing at the refreshment table at yet another Mormon (LDS) singles conference when a new guy, tall and good-looking, walks through the door. Hope rises—could he be the one?—but is dashed a minute later, when she sees hordes of women descending upon him. It’s like watching a pride...

Hannah is the girl-next-door back home in her small town.  In Las Vegas she lets her hair down, safe in the knowledge that what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.  And what happens this trip had better stay there.  What happens when Hannah accidently goes up to the penthouse and finds a whole new...

First-time author Linwood Sutton’s novel of the Dawson family is truly captivating. The family’s dysfunctionality and separation was not uncommon during those trying times in the mid-1800s. Young Luke Dawson grows up on Mimosa, the family plantation, and forms a close bond to his adoring mother...