Annie Acorn Publishing Llc: 134 books

On a crisp fall day in 2011, an older, successful author and publisher – desperate for a book cover design, once burnt but still hopeful – picked up her phone and called a young, unproven graphic designer, who had demonstrated an amazing talent.  Two hours later, they had reached the decision...

Angelique MacDuff paused as the knot in her stomach tightened. Across the pavement of Bright Seas’ Main Street, the shop waited, but whether it beckoned or warned her to turn and run, she couldn’t have said. Sixteen months ago, her husband had left the tarmac’s safety in their newly purchased...

Where can you find all of the scents and sounds and joys of Christmas?  Where do little girls come of age, old women bring joy, and angels watch over us?  Where do the things that matter take precedence over worldly concerns?  Within the carefully crafted stories gathered for your enjoyment...

Where can you find love as you walk along a lake’s shore, mystery in the woods and hidden caves that surround you, and a warm welcome upon arrival?  Within the carefully crafted novellas and novelettes gathered for your enjoyment in Luna Lake Cabins – The First Year by beloved, internationally...

    The Christmas tree twinkled from a corner of the room, the cookies were all baked, and a Nativity held pride of place on the credenza, but then the phone rang and everything that had been so eagerly anticipated began a slow but steady downward spiral.  A new plan was hatched,...

Keeping a promise made to her father, Moira Buchanan journeys to the Cumberland Mountains of East Tennessee and Luna Lake Cabins, where they’re nestled alongside the lake that some have called holy and others magical, hoping to find peace and healing. With a few touches here and there, she...

Drawn to the lakes and peaks of the Cumberland Mountains of East Tennessee by the need to recover from the blow life has dealt her, Samantha Hill seeks to set her new priorities now that she has been denied what could’ve been and certainly should’ve been.  All Matt Landry wants is...

     To Cheryl Watkins, daytime cashier at Chester's Crab Shack, decorating the restaurant's Christmas tree is the first step in a steady progression of expected and treasured givens that all add to the comfort of a good old-fashioned Christmas. Wrapping gifts, singing carols,...

Attempting to escape from Valentine’s Day, a holiday he has come to dread, James Edison has been drawn to the lakes and peaks of the Cumberland Mountains of East Tennessee by the need to reconnect with past memories, but what will he do with himself now that he’s here? A chance comment...

In a moment of desperation, Zoe Longworth rents a cheery red convertible and leaves her troubles behind, completely alive and completely free for the first time in too many years. Drawn to the lakes and peaks of the Cumberland Mountains of East Tennessee by the memory of a lost love, she seeks to...

Winter this year had come early, broken all sorts of records and gave no indication that it was ready to move on, in spite of the fact that it was the first of April.  Still, corporate management has designated this as the week for Brett Logan and Maggie Sutherland to attend a mandatory seminar...

     How do you break away from the ongoing plot lines of a successful romantic women’s fiction, family saga series to meet the continuing demands from a loyal readership eager for stories centered on Christmas?      This was the question facing the...

For centuries, Luna Lake and its surrounding natural beauty have been a source of comfort to those who have made their way to its shore. Now, Sean Adams and Liz Chambers have each returned to the cabins they knew as children, both seeking to escape painful memories from their pasts. Three oranges,...

“Someone, somewhere, help me bring them back,” Frank Jamison sobs into the bed pillow clutched in his arms. His wife is dead, and his teenage son lies like a vegetable in a hospital ward, but the being who answers his desperate cry for help isn’t exactly what he would’ve expected.  So...