Explore the answers to relationship questions no matter what stage of the love game you are in.

My Dog Is My Relationship Coach is a guide to relationships that takes its lead from the pets in our lives and the unconditional love they offer. In our search for love, companionship, and "the one"-as well as during our maintenance of a romantic relationship-we often lose sight of our true selves and what we deeply desire in a life partner.

This book will help you to see clearly what it takes to heal yourself, enhance your marriage or romantic relationships, and realize the whole person you were meant to be while in a relationship or searching for that perfect mate. With tips, examples, and anecdotes, this guide shares the meaning, clarity, and deep connections that enhance the journey of finding or loving "our person."

As identical twins Annie and Amanda celebrate their fourteenth birthday, their father Harry is involved in a fiery three-car crash that leaves all occupants dead.

Four years after the accident, Amanda suddenly vanishes, and her boyfriend is found murdered. Getting little assistance from the police, Amanda's mother seeks the help of William Snow, a local man with a reputation for finding missing persons.

Snow begins an investigation and soon uncovers an inexplicable link between Amanda's disappearance and her father's deadly accident. As Snow digs further into this bizarre connection, more people start to disappear. The case eventually leads him to an uninhabited island, a madman known as The Driver, and the twisted truth behind the death of Harry Crow.

“People of the West: A Classic Western” by Dave McGowan and Pale Horse Publishing

A collection of short stories (along with some back-ground) and a few poems are now available on Amazon.com

1793  Marker of Stone                                             8

1867  Lucky          , 1888         Into the Mountains, 1914 Stealing Janet's Cattle,

1936  A Voice From Beyond,

Just Feeling Good, The Reason for the Season, An Old Rancher's Christmas                  

1940  Deacon ,              

Native Sons in World War I, Inclusion, Education

1942  Invasion     

The Road That Couldn't Be Done, Hiking Mountain Ranges  

1963  Sure, I can do that!         , 1966 Blizzard!

Knowing What Matters, A Real Man          

The first story takes place in 1793 and the last in 1966

Kindle - $0.98. Print soft cover $8.55

·       Everything you know about Roswell is wrong.  There was a crash from the sky.  There was a government cover-up.  And yes Timmy, there is magic.  But the truth about Roswell isn't just in the White House, but runs through Moscow, 10 Downing Street, then lands at Morgannwg, a country estate outside of Cardiff in Wales, and onto the lap of Deetz Mac Innes.  Deetz, a skilled martial artist and clairsentient, would rather be anywhere else but Morganwg – too many bad memories and unresolved longings.  A phone call from his sister and his father's murder changes everything and now resolving the discrepancies between official records and double crosses become his central focus – well, those and not falling in love.

Hundreds of years ago, wizards committed an unspeakable crime on the southern plains of the Tibugaeden, cursing an entire race of elves while making the ultimate weapon against the immortal Spanner Tenganden. Now, a group of unlikely heroes joins an enigmatic young emissary on a mysterious quest that brings them face to face with the most powerful archmages in the world—and Spanner himself. 

Thirteen-year-old Lynne watched her parents wrestle with the fact that their newborn baby Bruce, her new brother, had been born with Down syndrome. Over the years, Lynne struggled to ensure that Bruce would be included as part of the family and vowed to protect him from a young age, while also making sure that her nine-year-old brother, David, was not also left behind amidst the chaos. As time passed and Lynne went off to college, she learned that her baby brother was still not safe from being given away.

This is the story of Bruce, and the love he inspired in Lynne to fight for the unity of her family. Lynne, David, and Bruce maneuvered the trials of life together, thus cementing their unwavering commitment to each other as siblings. By turns funny and heartbreaking, Listen to Me is a story about being brave, finding your voice, and becoming not who you thought you were, but who you were meant to be all along.

THE GIRL WHO DISAPPEARED is a fact-based 20th century historical romance with a strong female lead set in Britain in the 1930s and during WW2. Emily falls passionately in love with working class Walter despite opposition from her father and resolves to elope. She struggles to survive the devastation brought about by the war, as she and her four-year-old son are thrown into the midst of danger and death. Their air raid shelter is destroyed by a direct hit.

When Walter volunteers for the army, Emily and her son are evacuated to a rat-infested cottage in a farming community near Hebden Bridge. The war changes Walter into an efficient army officer who demands to be obeyed. How can she restore their loving relationship?

The Girl Who Disappeared is a moving love story about one woman's enduring resilience, a story full of quiet humour and surprising twists and turns.

‘Brilliantly written! It's a very moving and emotional story. The characters had a lot of depth and were very realistic. 5 Stars' (Amy's Bookshelf Reviews)

'Wow! What a good book' (Goodreads reviewer)

'James brought their lives to life' (Library Thing reviewer)

‘A beautiful historical blend of fact and fiction. 5stars.' (Readers Favorite)

'The historical information was well researched and accurate.' (Amazon UK reviewer)

 'A wonderful, exciting book to read, the author puts us right there in the middle of the story.' (Linkedin comment)

The audiobook of The Girl Who Disappeared reached the top fifty of Amazon's 20th Century Historical Romance genre and also has a glowing 5star review.

Explore the answers to relationship questions no matter what stage of the love game you are in.

My Dog Is My Relationship Coach is a guide to relationships that takes its lead from the pets in our lives and the unconditional love they offer. In our search for love, companionship, and "the one"-as well as during our maintenance of a romantic relationship-we often lose sight of our true selves and what we deeply desire in a life partner.

This book will help you to see clearly what it takes to heal yourself, enhance your marriage or romantic relationships, and realize the whole person you were meant to be while in a relationship or searching for that perfect mate. With tips, examples, and anecdotes, this guide shares the meaning, clarity, and deep connections that enhance the journey of finding or loving "our person."

Can I Come Home Now?

In this moving and painful memoir of growing up from age five to adulthood, the author paints a sad and all too familiar story of early sexual abuse from men whom she should have been able to trust that evolves into a shattered sense of self-worth and ultimately her own dysfunctional and abusive marriage. The story relates how little Barbara came to be vulnerable to such trauma after the break-up of her family and being shuttled among various, not always willing relatives. She details the highly effective and shrewd tactics predators use to keep their victims under their total control. The unrelenting theme throughout is her constant longing for her mother's elusive love, always just beyond her reach.

As identical twins Annie and Amanda celebrate their fourteenth birthday, their father Harry is involved in a fiery three-car crash that leaves all occupants dead.

Four years after the accident, Amanda suddenly vanishes, and her boyfriend is found murdered. Getting little assistance from the police, Amanda's mother seeks the help of William Snow, a local man with a reputation for finding missing persons.

Snow begins an investigation and soon uncovers an inexplicable link between Amanda's disappearance and her father's deadly accident. As Snow digs further into this bizarre connection, more people start to disappear. The case eventually leads him to an uninhabited island, a madman known as The Driver, and the twisted truth behind the death of Harry Crow.