Books published by publisher Fire Finch Press

The true story of 18-year-old Danielle, who leaves her comfortable home to move into a cramped apartment with her controlling boyfriend. At first everything seems exciting and foreign. Soon, though, their small space seems to get smaller, she starts to miss the comforts of home, the peace and quiet of her own room, and her family. Her boyfriend insists as long as they re together, all is good, but he s becoming more and more unstable with each passing week. After three months, Danielle realizes she s made a mistake by moving in with him and his friends, but now the consequences are real. She is pregnant. How will Danielle navigate her way through the heart-wrenching decision making process of doing what is best for her baby? With the help of her family and an unlikely support network, Danielle will come to see how one decision can cause a ripple effect that changes the lives of herself, those she loves and some she has never even met before. This true story will show how bad choices can be used by God to bring joy to so many, and how there is much more to adoption than the world thinks.

Triangulate: Book Three of The Stones of Bothynus Trilogy is the final book in D.K. Reed's young adult science fiction/fantasy trilogy. Annie is obsessed with the half-angel Aaan but this summer she only has two weeks to spend at her grandmother's farm, near Aaan's cave, before flying to Budapest to visit her childhood best friend. She convinces Aaan to leave his cave with her but their short-lived acquaintance may be over when he agrees to allow Erik to use him to test how the stones affect angels, without realizing this would make him vulnerable to Daanak and the fiend. The visible battle is only the tip of the iceberg for the larger battle that rages in the Angel Realm.

In Book Two of The Stones of Bothynus trilogy, Minimize, the Greene sisters' escapades continue. This time it's Annie, Red's younger sister, whose life is changed by new experiences made possible by the Stones of Bothynus. Fifteen-year-old Annie is bold, curious, and possibly in over her head when she ''borrows'' a device that Uncle Alistair brilliantly crafted from ancient and powerful artifact dust from the Stones of Bothynus. Using the device, she shrinks herself to explore a hidden cave behind a waterfall on her grandmother's Smoky Mountain farm. After glimpsing an angelic being in the cave she works feverishly to decipher ancient writings copied from the cave wall. Intrigued and awed she discovers that the writings reveal a half-angel's world of pain and longing and strives to learn more. Minimize continues the sci-fi/fantasy adventures of the Greene family as they become more deeply enmeshed in adventure, this time in the angel realm.

In a world of magic, Zaren Zarrius enjoys life as a prince until his home is attacked. When everything he loves crumbles in front of his eyes, his weaknesses weigh deep in his heart. Even with his darkness magic he can do nothing. He is afflicted with a deadly curse, one that makes him lose himself to murderous urges. Zaren searches for the power to cure himself, the power to fight, the power to exact revenge. Will he find it, as he journeys through dangerous lands, as he battles the darkness in his heart?

'The Apple Tree Mystery' is an intriguing mystery for children 9 to 12 years of age. A strange happening goes on by the apple orchard in Ranger, Maine, and one family sets out to solve the mystery. Seventeen year old Steven Burke works at his family's clothing store after school. One day, on his way home, he took a short cut through the woods and Mr. Peabody's garden. That was when he heard three mysterious men speaking a foreign language. One of the words he heard sounded like, 'yablochnaya derevno'. At that point the mystery begins with Steven delving into this foreign language.

When is it right to tell a secret? When Anne, a young country girl who lives in the beautiful countryside of South Carolina meets Catherine, a pretty and wealthy new girl in town, they become unlikely friends. Everything seems perfect until Catherine confides in Anne a secret too big to keep. When schoolmates learn of her secret, it threatens to tear apart not only her friendship but Catherine's family as well. The Secret of Misty Mountain will resonate with anyone who has ever been sworn to secrecy too big for them to bear.

In Book Two of The Stones of Bothynus trilogy, Minimize, the Greene sisters’ escapades continue. This time it’s Annie, Red’s younger sister, whose life is changed by new experiences made possible by the Stones of Bothynus.Fifteen-year-old Annie is bold, curious, and possibly in over her head when she “borrows” a device that Uncle Alistair brilliantly crafted from ancient and powerful artifact dust from the Stones of Bothynus. Using the device, she shrinks herself to explore a hidden cave behind a waterfall on her grandmother’s Smoky Mountain farm. After glimpsing an angelic being in the cave she works feverishly to decipher ancient writings copied from the cave wall. Intrigued and awed she discovers that the writings reveal a half-angel’s world of pain and longing and strives to learn more.Minimize continues the sci-fi/fantasy adventures of the Greene family as they become more deeply enmeshed in adventure, this time in the angel realm. “An original story that entices the reader with a wonderful mix of reality and fantasy. Highly recommended.” Columbia Review Hailed as “genuinely moving” with “appealing characters and an action-packed plot. D.K. Reed’s second novel is a must read.” Kirkus ReviewsPraise for Snap to Grid: “Thrills, suspense and passion. A promising debut that delivers appealing characters and an intriguing combination of science and mysticism.” Kirkus Reviews“An engaging, thrilling story, angels and spirits, the inspired beauty of the supernatural world, and the tensions between good and evil. A thoughtful, intriguing novel that will stay with you long after the final page and create great anticipation for the next installment in the series. Highly recommended!” Columbia Review“This book had me captivated from the start. A really great book that is filled with many amazing moments and will leave the reader wanting more.” Litpick Review