Teenager Joy Christianson always was the life of the party, but all that changed when her best friend committed suicide. Now all Joy wants is to reconnect with Melanie. She wants to know WHY. She needs closure. When some of her new friends tell her how she can find these answers using a Ouija board,…
The final novella in Rainbow’s End is “Welcome Home, Love” by Nicole O’Dell. Hadley Parker was always the fat girl. But a year before her thirtieth birthday she got on the treadmill, determined to change herself. Now, at the beginning of her novella in Rainbow’s End, she’s accomplished a miracle on the outside, but she’s…
Carmen Castillo is major unimpressed with her parents’ divorce. How come Dad gets to live in the fabulous family home in the right neighborhood, and she has to live with Mom and two sisters in an apartment on the wrong side of the tracks? Not only can Carmen no longer play tennis at the Country…
Olivia Mansfield’s brother has been protecting her, to some degree, from their abusive stepfather. With their mother blissfully in lalaland and her brother off to college, Olivia has no one but her new friends and her beloved oboe to divert her attention. Her new friends are leading her down the path of drinking and partying,…
What’s a girl to do when faced with big decisions? High school seniors Amber and Brittany have been best friends forever, but only one of them can win the car for perfect attendance and top grades. At first the competition is good-natured, but Amber is determined to win. After all, their family car is on…
The first novella in Rainbow’s End is “Topaz Treasure” by me, Valerie Comer. While I wanted to spend most of May talking about the newly released Rainbow’s End on my blog, it just didn’t seem right to review my own novella, so I asked my friend and co-author Nicole O’Dell to submit a guest review….