Robin Weaver: 8 books

“Thinking About Homeschool?” Our book series tells the story during a year of homeschooling. Each book is narrated from a different kid’s point of view. As you get to know the diversity of kids and parents, you see them grow through solving the challenges of homeschooling. Homeschool parents...

“Thinking About Homeschool?” Our book series tells the story during a year of homeschooling. Each book is narrated from a different kid’s point of view. As you get to know the diversity of kids and parents, you see them grow through solving the challenges of homeschooling. Homeschool parents...

Suzette Forrester didn’t want to enter the town’s Christmas Tree Contest, but after her BFF forges her entry, Suzette’s competitive spirit revs up. Beating the town’s high-profile socialite, Katarina Snodgrass becomes priority one. Until Suzette discovers architect Spence James has returned...

Katrina Snodgrass believes she can get her life back on track. If she can regain her title as the Christmas Tree Contest champion and re-snare the man of her dreams. Too bad soap-opera star, Tripp Anthony, isn’t interested—at least he’s indifferent until Hunter Montgomery arrives and convinces...

A freak snowstorm represents financial ruin for Kaley McIntire. She can’t transport a special order of gingerbread. No delivery means no payment; no payment means Kaley can’t make the rent on her in-the-red coffee shop. Abandoned in the middle of nowhere, the same snowstorm represents frostbite...

Can things get any worse? After an intimate relationship with her former boss sours, Sienna Sanders is slapped with a lawsuit for breach of contract. Broke and jobless, she moves in with her airhead cousin in a too-small mountain cabin--their joint inheritance. But things get worse when a hiking misstep...

What would you do if the undertaker’s son made a pass at you? At your husband’s funeral? Jana Byrd stuffs the cougar-hunter’s card into a box and forgets him. As she struggles to focus on one-day-at-a-time after her husband’s death, Jana acquires several dozen cards from...

The title, Existence is Elsewhen, paraphrases the last sentence of André Breton’s 1924 Manifesto of Surrealism, perfectly summing up the intent behind this anthology of stories from a wonderful collection of authors. Different worlds… different times. It’s what Elsewhen Press has been about...