Books published by publisher Chill Out Press

The Fountain of Youth water was real - and Elvis and Mark Twain were looking for it. Could a young woman and teenage pickpocket beat them to it? And this other guy - the tall, good-looking hunk who kept popping up - was he really a vampire?Join Bella and Artie as they travel to Australia, hoping to ‘acquire’ the little blue bottle of Fountain of Youth elixir from Master Simon and Marty Melbourne, seasoned time travelers who are on a mission to find James Melbourne, the ‘fairy’ (time traveler) who arrived at the Land Down Under with The First Fleet of convicts, a pioneer who helped settle Australia over two hundred years earlier.

Wyatt's dream to help save the wild mustangs began with the purchase of a rundown ranch in western Oregon. What he hadn't anticipated was being mesmerized by a sassy woman in a wheelchair.Ashley's love of horses sent her after a degree in animal husbandry, using an electric wheelchair to zip around the college campus. She'd face the world on her own two feet for everything else. Grandma hadn't brought her up to be a weakling.

Wyatt's dream to help save the wild mustangs began with the purchase of a rundown ranch in western Oregon. What he hadn't anticipated was being mesmerized by a sassy woman in a wheelchair.Ashley's love of horses sent her after a degree in animal husbandry, using an electric wheelchair to zip around the college campus. She'd face the world on her own two feet for everything else. Grandma hadn't brought her up to be a weakling.

Early winter 1783, remote North Carolina: Rejuvenated time traveler Evie and her family have little in life but each other, but they’re content. When her husband rescues an abused young Native American woman and brings her home, she’s welcomed. Unexpected births, deaths, and a marriage change the dynamics of this unique family in this stand-alone novella featuring many of the characters from the popular time travel series The Fairies Saga.

This wonderful tale of acceptance and self-esteem is the story of a little ladybug who doesn't have spots like everyone else. Author: Lauren A. McCabe; Nancy Pelham Foulke, illustrator. Ages: 3 - 8. Publisher: Our Child Press, 2004. 32 pp. Hardcover. This wonderful tale of acceptance and self-esteem is the story of a little ladybug who doesn't have spots like everyone else. Jon Harper, author of Blue Ridge writes, "My children immediately began reciting favorite lines from this wonderful little story, and the question, "How many spots have I got?" became a symbolic one of their own. Their mother laughed with empathy when she read about Mrs. Rabbit. This book is a delight!" BOOKS SHIP SEPARATELY FROM OUR WAREHOUSE IN GA.

The Fountain of Youth water was real - and Elvis and Mark Twain were looking for it. Could a young woman and teenage pickpocket beat them to it? And this other guy - the tall, good-looking hunk who kept popping up - was he really a vampire?Join Bella and Artie as they travel to Australia, hoping to ‘acquire’ the little blue bottle of Fountain of Youth elixir from Master Simon and Marty Melbourne, seasoned time travelers who are on a mission to find James Melbourne, the ‘fairy’ (time traveler) who arrived at the Land Down Under with The First Fleet of convicts, a pioneer who helped settle Australia over two hundred years earlier.This novella continues The Fairies Saga stories and introduces Fairies Down Under, the next episode in the continuing tales of time travelers who bounce between the 18th and 21st centuries, interacting with the ‘fictional’ characters from the Lost series of romance novels.

Summer of 1781. Sweet, naïve—and psychic—pre-adolescent Jenny has just been adopted into a wonderful, yet different family. She knows Mommy and Grannie are from someplace where carriages fly in the air and books have moving pictures, but she doesn’t care. Her new family tries to protect her from her past. However, no amount of love can prevent the problems the chatty young girl ‘sees.’ But she won’t stop trying.

Daisy Madigan has lost everything. Her mother is dead and her father is missing. She doesn't think life can get any worse. Until she becomes the target of a vicious group of evil creatures, that is.When tragedy falls upon 15-year-old Daisy Madigan with the loss of both her beloved parents, she escapes to the only place she feels safe, the dark cemetery of Abney Park. It becomes her new home, a place she can start to come to terms with her new life. But there, in the company of the dearly departed, she realises she is changing, growing stronger and faster by the day. And soon, she finds herself able to communicate with trapped spirits who desperately need her help to move on.But in the darkness lurks a terror even she can't imagine facing. The Skulls, a group of terrifying supernatural beings that love nothing more than to toy with their food, have spotted Daisy hiding in the graveyard.Can she escape their evil clutches before becoming another victim? Or will she end up joining her ghostly friends before she's even turned sixteen?Daisy Madigan's Paradise is a dark and haunting paranormal novella in The Praxos Academy series. If you like strong female characters, mysterious and spooky ghost stories and ruthless villains, then you'll love S G Turner's Daisy Madigan's Paradise.DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE COPY of Daisy Madigan's Paradise to watch an ordinary teen become exceptional TODAY!Praise for Daisy Madigan's Paradise'A fantastically evocative YA novella perfect for both younger and older teens.''Wonderful addition to the Morgan Sisters series! I might suggest reading The Ghost of Josiah Grimshaw first, but this should stand on its own even if you haven't. Such a lovely, well-written story - I highly recommend it and all of her books.'