Green Ivy: 311 books

There’s a secret in Miller’s Creek, and the people who live there don’t even know about it...yet. Lucy and her daughters—Connie, Wanda, and Amber—live in a quiet rural community where they run a bed and breakfast and a gift shop. Everyone in town seems to like them. They are attractive,...

While in his youth, David’s ignorance of his environment and desire for friendship leave him vulnerable to the influences of the illicit members of his community. And though David is naive, as were his intentions, he is not excused from the consequences of his choices. David pays for his mistakes...

High up, on a tall, snowy mountain, there is a witch who lives alone, except for her two talking animals. The townspeople who live below the winter witch are scared of her, but they leave gifts to thank her for keeping snow on the mountain. One day, a strange little girl leaves the winter...

Frank Williams thought he had hit bottom, but the death of his wife is the final push needed to release his pent-up rage for the system, his intense desire to right the injustices he has suffered, and most of all his thirst for revenge on those he believes responsible for his wife’s death, including...

A magical, lyrical tapestry of fact and fancy are woven together in this debut collection of short stories, The Black Dog. Inspired by tales remembered from Kimberly Gilliam Byars’ childhood growing up in rural West Kentucky, the stories contained within are inspired by fact and brilliantly juxtaposed...

Life is looking pretty good for Mathea Kainan. Good friends, a loving sister, nice place to live, and school let him join in the secretive magic classes. Learning the Elemental Arts is more than just more work for Mathea—it becomes enjoyable. That is, until everything is taken from him and he’s...

While at a Gothic club called Midnight, Melissa Bryant encounters the man of her dreams—he is the man from her dreams, literally. Gladimir Lazar is not only handsome, but he has a secret. He is a three-hundred-year-old vampire. The protectors, a group of men whose job it is to keep the mortal...

Rustlers discover that they shouldn’t mess with Sue Mason, who is not your typical woman in 1890s Colorado. Meek and docile, she is not! Fiercely independent, an orphaned Sue inherits her father’s ranch at only sixteen, and she packs a holstered Colt that she knows how to use. With just Marshal...

This story tells the tale of Ambrogio, the first vampire.  The story tells how and why he became a vampire: facing a life tragedy (without him knowing) he turns to the dark side for help.  Obsessed with bringing back what he had lost, he trades his next most precious possession. In the process,...

After nine days and eighteen inches of rain, Tawakani Times reporter Hark Randall is determined to discover who is responsible for ignoring the crumbling levees that threaten to wash away his small Oklahoma town. But someone doesn't want that information revealed, and they are willing to go to extremes to keep it secret, including murder.

A bright and beautiful star in the sky, and a young child who is afraid of the dark . . . When they find each other, the bright star, Maria, chooses to shine the rest of her light into the dark sky. And as the child grows, she feels safe in Maria’s light, leaving behind her fear of the nighttime.

From childhood, Mitra was a dreamer. Like a butterfly emerging from its cocoon, she believed that, with determination, she could overcome any obstacle in her life, and she was determined, indeed! Her only setback was that she was unable to do everything she wanted because she was among the minority...

Growing up in a foreign land Cam leads an adventurous childhood with his best friend Rich. Tragic events lead to Cam’s comfortable childhood being snatched away from him, almost driving him mad. Tragedy and heartache follow Cam as he bounces from foster home to foster home. Rescued by an old woman...

Recently, I hitchhiked across America, from Washington State back home to Saginaw, Michigan. I hitched four rides and took three different busses and two different trains. The first person I sat down next to on a bus was a young woman who had gotten out of prison that day. Me being me, I started...