Books published by publisher Suzanne D. Williams

He pressed in again, this time nipping her bottom lip, and the entire room seemed to swallow her, the walls spinning, the floor falling away. Hanging onto him, she descended into a multicolored vision, shades of light she'd never seen filling her head. When her vision cleared, he shone, the purest transparent white. She laid one hand at the base of his neck, and it flushed red. "You did this to me," he said, "and I really like it." Running "The Earth Shop", Lauren Fournier had seen many unusual things. The supernatural was, after all, the purpose of the store. But never, since she'd taken it over, had anyone in the Christian community entered without an ulterior motive. They want to "save her soul" without a heart for understanding who she was. But from the moment Reverend Dagger Dawkins first speaks to her, it's clear something about him is different. Not simply that he asks her out on a date. No man of his caliber has ever dared to do that. But also, she feels a pull toward him she can't explain. When he disappears in front of her eyes, she's desperate for him to return. But nothing about their date is normal - not his description of his superhuman family, not his skin turning colors at her touch, nor the instantaneous transfer of them both from her apartment in Virginia to the California coast. Who is he? And why, of all the girls he could choose, did he pick her? Audiobook four of five in the Superhuman series of sci-fi teen romance by best-selling author Suzanne D. Williams. Clean listens for teens.

Feel-good, young adult romance with a humorous twist, from the author of best-selling short stories, Me & Timothy Cooper and I Kissed the Boy Next Door. Accidents happen to Daphne Merrill a lot. So falling face-down at the feet of Carter Pruitt while on vacation miles away from home was simply another in a long list of her misfortunes. Yet what started out as the worst day ever is looking up with each minute that passes. Is it possible he actually likes her for who she is? Or is he yet another person laughing behind her back? These seven days could quite possibly be the best week of her life.

Nadia Asbury knows everything about Paterson Radovich, his likes and dislikes, what viruses and injuries he's had, and every Christmas present he's received since they were 10. He is, after all, her best friend. When he asks her on a date though, she wonders if she knows him at all. She's not familiar with his new, romantic side and frightened of what might happen to their long-standing friendship. What if after all his efforts, she doesn't feel anything? Scarier still, what if she does?

"Who are you?" she asked, hesitant. She would wake up any minute and find this night a dream. She hadn't gotten stuck on the side of the road in the midst of a downpour. She hadn't been attacked by an unknown assailant, and she wasn't staring at a second man thinking if he didn't kiss her, she'd lose her mind. Stranded on the side of the road in a thunderstorm, Delilah Pesche prepared to wait the bad weather out. Until a man with a gun tried to kill her. Her rescue by superhuman Kaos Dawkins, although welcome, is strange. Sparks flying from his fingertips, him seemingly at one with the heavens, he draws her into a fiery embrace. But one kiss in the dead of night proves to have dangerous consequences and a tie to their pasts that affects the future. A future dangerous criminals want to snuff out forever. Book three of five in the Superhuman series - a fun ride into science fiction with best-selling author, Suzanne D. Williams.

"This is all about Romeo," he said. "I want to be the guy of your dreams, Aven. Me. Stupid Aaron Loving, who a week ago you couldn’t stand, and who today, right now, you want to kiss you blind. When you decide that’s who I am, that I’m good enough, I’ll be right here, waiting." Locked in the closet with Mr. Irritating, the last thing Aven Modell thought would happen was the kiss of the century. But she was wrong. Aaron Loving might be annoying, but locking lips with him was something she’d never forget. Unfortunately, neither would he. Yet the Aaron who asks for math help isn’t the same guy she knows at school, and her heart is not as certain as she thought. It could be where love is concerned that she has something important to learn. Another young adult romance from best-selling author, Suzanne D. Williams. Sometimes love comes when you least expect it.

Who was this boy that could stop a bullet with the palm of his hand? And why had someone wanted to kill him? Headed north to Washington, DC aboard the wrong bus, Phoebe Faegen turns for help from the handsome boy seated on her left. But his instructions are strange from the start and his ability to stop a shooting with just the palm of his hand, when they arrive at their destination, is too much to be believed. Yet, life in this altered future is too dangerous to risk as a girl living on her own; and so, drawn into the mystery that is superhuman, Crowne Dawkins, she descends underground into a world that with every second that passes grows more and more dangerous. Nothing is what it seems, not her existence or his, not the threats to their lives, or the one final, horrible moment which might destroy their future forever.

"You have to live," she whispered. "You can't die on me because it works both ways, you know. You need me to survive, but I need you." Dumped in the bay off the California coast by an unknown assailant, Elaine Dodge felt her life gradually fade away. But what had it been over the last five years? Miserable. Her adopted mom is dead. Her friends have turned their backs. She should have expected it to end like this. Except, after being rescued from drowning by Anchor Dawkins, a superhuman boy at home in the water, she's thrown into a world where all is not what it seems. Not her being there. Not who's threatening them. Not their future together. A future his ultimate act of sacrifice might destroy for good. Book two of five in the Superhuman sci-fi series by best-selling author, Suzanne D. Williams.

A fall from grace. A miracle of life. A gift of forgiveness. Mari Tatum has a secret. Forced to be Mary, the mother of Jesus, in the church play, she finds herself working alongside Shay McNab, the very boy she's keeping a secret from. Yet in the story of Christ's birth, she finds that in God's hands her fall from grace can become a miracle. From best-selling author Suzanne D. Williams, a Christian novella dealing with teen pregnancy and the true meaning of the season.

"Taylor Lawton, you will work with Timothy Cooper..." My head shot up from my desk into the eyes of the very boy I spent all my days thinking of, and my gut twisted. Me and Timothy Cooper? Work together? The twist in my gut became a stone. Then he smiled, and the room became brighter than the noonday sun. "Guess you're stuck with me," he said. Heaven help me, being stuck with Timothy Cooper wasn't such a bad thing. Yet I sat there my tongue cleaved to the roof of my mouth, my palms sweating. Write about Timothy Cooper. Share my life with Timothy Cooper. I didn't know which was worse. Or better.

This was pointless. I didn't love Roman Avery, yet I wanted to kiss Roman Avery. I'd bought a swimsuit to impress Roger Keen, but all I could think of was what Roman Avery would say about it. Now, Roman Avery said he had a date, and I was actually... actually... jealous. It smacked me in the face. Stupid because he had a right to see whoever he wanted, and like he'd said, we were only friends. The best way Coralee Pirtle can think of to be noticed by Roger Keen, is to show up at the big pool party in the right suit. Problem is, she doesn't own one and hasn't a dime to her name. Easily solved... she'll get a job. Working alongside Roman Avery at the local hardware store isn't exactly what she had in mind, but how hard can it be? Two weeks, one paycheck, and she's set. However, plans change, and the more time goes by, the less appealing Roger seems, and the more Roman Avery becomes the man of her dreams. From best-selling author, Suzanne D. Williams, comes a story of modesty and young love. Book one in The Coralee Chronicles.

He dipped his head lower, his lips brushing hers, and a ringing began in her ears. For a moment, she almost believed it was real. He was the boy who'd stolen her heart, and she was there, eager to be with him. This kiss was out of love and not simply to fool their classmates. Savannah Sutherland never thought spying on people could hurt anyone. After all, she never tells what she sees. So what's a little harmless fun? But when her nosiness backfires, handsome football jock Boston Pitt steps in to warn her. He'll be her alibi, and no one will be the wiser. Except what begins as a pretend relationship, a kiss done for appearances only, soon blossoms into something more, something unforeseen circumstances and rash actions might ruin for good.

The energy coursing through them changed in form, as strong as it’d been, but different. It bound them together, driving him closer, until she could see the fine hairs dusting his chin. Dagger lowered his hands to his sides. “By the authority of the church and in accordance with the state, I pronounce you husband and wife.” No sooner had he spoken than, in a wave of color, he faded from view. Margot started, searching the space for him. “Who are you?” she asked again. But she added a second question this time. “Who am I?" Stryke took his brother’s seat and leaned toward her. “I’m superhuman,” he said, “and you are my wife." Superhuman Stryke Dawkins has billions of dollars at his disposal. He can buy what he wants and go wherever he chooses without any struggle. Yet the poison beneath his skin has given him a solitary existence. It’s better to live alone than risk innocent lives. Margot Fischer volunteered for a scientific study that promised her a child. Though the premise was strange, she has so much love to give and a wonderful example of parenting in the memory of her deceased mother. She can mold this young life placed in her hands and create a happy future for them both. But when an attack on her unborn child’s life thrusts her and Stryke together, it seems the truth behind the baby’s conception links directly to the Dawkins brothers’ genetic history and a truth about the child’s existence that someone will stop at nothing to hide.