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Amber Grosjean is a published author who creates vivid worlds and captivating characters, inviting readers to explore where only the mind can reach. Her stories are a unique blend of paranormal, fantasy, romance, mystery, and horror, ensuring there's always a fresh and exciting adventure waiting for you.

When she's not writing, Amber is a wife and a survivor, finding inspiration in all aspects of life. Her writing is known for being clean and simple, making her diverse catalog of books accessible to everyone, from children to adults.

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The ocean hides an ancient destiny.

For sixteen years, Cora had been plagued by a fear of the sea, never knowing her father held a life-altering secret: a twin sister, Lyra, raised beneath the waves.

Their unexpected reunion ignites a magical bond unlike any other. Still, it also stirs a powerful evil from the depths—an ancient sorcerer determined to extinguish their light and claim their unique magic for himself. As a terrifying battle looms, Cora must confront her deepest fears and harness a power she never thought possible. If she and Lyra can't awaken the forgotten magic flowing in their veins, both the human and mermaid worlds will fall under a darkness from which there is no return.

Discover a world of magic, family, and adventure. Get your copy of "My Twin is a Mermaid" today!

Releases on October 24, 2025

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Detective Joseph James is a newly promoted detective for the El Cannon Police Department. Three murders have Joe's attention. With the suspect list building up, Joe has to find the murder weapons to prove who killed the three victims. Are they related? Who's the killer, and what is their motive? Is it one killer or multiple killers?

Will the detective find the killer or killers before there's a fourth murder?

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Marcus and Ryan have teamed up again to find a missing person. Well, three of them, to be more exact. But it's the same person, taken from three different places in time. What would drive someone to take the same person multiple times?

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