Welcome to a warm, late September evening outside of Belleville, Tennessee in 1979. The local high school teens are gathering to party around bonfires on Terry Butler's farm to celebrate their football team's victory earlier that night. Just teens doing what teens did back then-cruising, parking, partying, and just general socializing. What they didn't know at the bonfires was that one member of this tight group would be murdered that very night. That murder would affect all their lives especially the small group of Terry, Amy, Kevin and Suzy. Kelly Key's new novel, You Can't Tell, lays out a story of innocence turned to evil. It is a tale of gossip, murder, and innuendo that changes the lives of these Belleville teens. As the suspicions rise, it's up to one of them to figure out who is really evil in this small town. Who is this killer? Sometimes, you can tell. Sometimes, you can't tell...

Wedding Secrets? Christopher Locke shouldn't even know what a wedding secret is. He's an author in his 40's and swore off marriage ages ago. The world of weddings was a welcome unknown to him. When his second novel tanks in sales, he has a lot of time and not a lot of money. His agent finds a ghostwriting project for him. All Chris has to do is write a How-To book for Nashville's most famous wedding planner, Mrs. Maybelle Whitaker. When Mrs. Maybelle proves to be "eccentric," to say the least, Chris is forced research and write the book on his own. The author's fish-out-of-water adventures drag him from wedding to wedding where he finds love and the revelations to write what becomes an unlikely nationwide phenomenon, Wedding Secrets. Chris battles his own ego when the book and Mrs. Maybelle become more famous than he is. He has to keep his own "wedding secrets" or risk the book's ruin, his newfound love and his own comeuppance.

Brimstone is an adventure novel, set in Texas of the 1800's, about a boy's blind devotion to the thing he desires most-a horse of his own. Cody's wishes and wants are so strong and powerful; they are noticed and granted by a long forgotten evil spirit of the Cherokee, an Uktena. This spirit uses the boy's devotion to its advantage to hide its lust for blood and death. Set in the Old West, the story combines raw adventure with American folklore to tell a myth of malevolence, deception and revenge.