Patricia Elliott focuses on writing for children and young adults. Her works explore themes connected to childhood and adolescence with a keen eye for detail. Elliott emphasizes character development and intricate plotlines. Her style is accessible and engaging, ensuring her books resonate with young readers.
Grandparents and Grandchildren Are the Grandest Thing of All! Grandma Tweetie and Grandpa Pops take the grandchildren on many grand adventures and share many memories. Come join them as they meet Charlie the Chickadee, play at the dog park, and learn about the grandest things in life.
Ethan Barrett seeks solitude aboard his boat, the Em-Dash, as he aims to complete his script and quietly celebrate his thirtieth birthday. The vast ocean provides the perfect backdrop for his introspective journey, allowing him to reflect on his life and ambitions.
Joanne Richards navigates a tumultuous life marked by near-death experiences, custody loss, and deception. Now in her sixties, she embarks on a journey across the country with a man she barely knows, who asserts he is her daughter-in-law's uncle. This adventure prompts reflection on her past and the choices that have shaped her unconventional life.
Laryssa Mitchell seizes her newfound freedom after the death of her abusive husband, eager to reclaim her independence and return to work. However, her excitement turns to dread when she encounters her new boss, who bears an unsettling resemblance to her late husband. As she navigates this chilling reality, Laryssa must confront her past and the haunting presence of a man who seems to embody her worst fears. The story explores themes of survival, empowerment, and the complexities of moving on from trauma.