Pretty Privilege
Drama • Women’s Fiction • Social Issues
A Deborah Original
Nia Bennett has the qualifications, experience, and ambition—but rejection after rejection leaves her questioning what employers really see when she walks into the room. When she launches a daring experiment, the results uncover uncomfortable truths about beauty, bias, opportunity, and self-worth.
Contemporary Drama • Women’s Fiction • Social Issues
Chapters 1–3 FREE
The Other Mrs. Harris
Two wives. One husband. And a secret neither woman was prepared to uncover.
A gripping family-and-marriage suspense novel about Danielle Harris, who rushes to the hospital after learning her husband has been in a serious accident—only to find another woman already there claiming to be his wife.
As Danielle and Simone compare their marriages, they discover that Marcus has been living two carefully constructed lives. But the betrayal runs far deeper than infidelity. A second identity, a dead twin brother, forged documents, hidden money, fraudulent loans, and a mysterious past force both women to question everything they believed about the man they married.
What begins as the discovery of two wives soon becomes a dangerous unraveling of three women, two identities, and one devastating truth.
The Other Mrs. Harris is a suspenseful story of deception, betrayal, identity, survival, and the courage it takes to reclaim your life after realizing the person closest to you was never who you thought he was.
The House My Mother Left Me
She thought she inherited a house. What she really inherited was a lifetime of secrets.
When Naomi Bennett’s mother dies, she leaves Naomi the family home—with one unusual condition: Naomi must live there for ninety days before she can sell it.
At first, the requirement feels like one final attempt at control from beyond the grave.
Then Naomi finds a hidden letter addressed to a woman named Ruth.
A woman her mother calls her first daughter.
What begins as a shocking family revelation quickly unravels into something far deeper: a secret sister, a hidden room filled with photographs, money that may have been stolen, a prison sentence built on lies, and an old family history that reaches back more than fifty years.
As Naomi digs through the house her mother left behind, she begins to understand that the ninety-day condition was never really about property.
It was about time.
Time to uncover the truth.
Time to confront what one generation buried.
And perhaps, time to decide whether a family fractured by secrecy can still build something honest from what remains.
The House My Mother Left Me is an emotional family mystery about inheritance, hidden truths, forgiveness, sisterhood, and the complicated love that can exist alongside deep betrayal.
The Last Seat in the Pew
Some people come to church to worship. She came to tell the truth.
For more than twenty years, Pastor Elijah Brooks has built a respected ministry, a strong marriage, and a life centered on faith. Then an unfamiliar woman begins sitting silently in the last pew of his church.
She leaves behind a photograph from Elijah’s past—and a message that threatens to unravel everything he has built.
What begins as a buried secret from nearly thirty years earlier soon exposes a fatal night by the lake, a missing man everyone believed was dead, a hidden brother, a son Elijah never knew he had, and devastating truths about the father whose legacy shaped his ministry.
As his past collides with his present, Elijah must face the difference between preaching truth and living it. His marriage is tested, his church questions everything it thought it knew about him, and the people he once failed return demanding honesty, accountability, and answers.
The Last Seat in the Pew is a powerful faith-based family drama about hidden truth, forgiveness, broken trust, redemption, accountability, and the grace required to rebuild when the life you carefully constructed can no longer stand on secrets.
The Message
Rachel Monroe thinks the late-night text was sent to her by mistake.
I did what you asked. She doesn’t know anything. Tomorrow, everything goes back to normal.
Then the sender uses her name.
By morning, Rachel’s world begins to unravel. A trusted college executive has vanished. Nearly $200,000 has been stolen through a company created using Rachel’s identity. Her employee records, signature, address, and personal information have all been used to make her look guilty.
But the deeper Rachel digs, the stranger it becomes.
A missing access card. An old student investigation. A secret financial network. A coworker who may not be who she seems. And anonymous messages from someone who appears to know every move Rachel makes.
Soon Rachel realizes there isn’t just one person messaging her.
One is trying to scare her into silence.
The other is trying to keep her alive.
What begins as an identity-theft investigation becomes a dangerous search for the truth behind a secret that has been buried for years.
And somewhere inside that mystery is one final question:
Why was Rachel chosen?
The Message is a suspense-filled story about secrets, betrayal, courage, family, and what can happen when one ordinary person decides not to stop asking questions.
