Honor

Mitch Wilder vows to steal his wife back, knowing that his quest is futile. Claire knows about his other women; the reason they are separated. He must control his rage against his stepbrother, Tom Fleming, for taking Claire away from him. After all, they have to work together, running their shipping company. But when Tom is kidnapped and tortured, Mitch realizes that he loves his brother.After Claire Lester-Wilder catches her husband with another woman, she chases after Tom Fleming to get back at him. She thinks that Tom will be easy to manipulate. But she soon finds that she has chosen the wrong man, again. After Tom pushes her away once too often, she runs into the arms of another man.Tom Fleming hopes that Claire will go back to Mitch. Not because he doesn't love her, but because of who he is. After he's sent through hell, Tom finally summons the courage to tell Claire that he is gay. There is only one person he trusts to help him heal and fight his demons, the man he is in love with. Deborah Tadema received a diploma in "Short Story and Fiction Writing." Following this, she completed three levels of a creative writing course. She currently belongs to a writing group and has her work critiqued regularly. Deborah has worked with an editor over the past year to craft and polish the "Honor" series and the "Sievers" series.Deborah spent her childhood in a small town and currently lives in a rural community She's well acquainted with small town politics, which form a foundation for her writing.The Sievers Series is a Historical Fiction that takes the Sievers family from taming Upper Canada, through the War of 1812 and the aftermath of the war. Even though he is desperately in love with Claire Lester, Mitch Wilder can't remain true to her. He doesn't know why. There is the 'itch' to have sex every other day that he can't control except to give in to it. With each book, he gets worse until an outsider investigates Mitch's actions. They arrest Mitch for rape and send him to prison. With his medication, he can control his itch. But when the warden messes with his prescription, he returns to his old habits. Will he end up with Claire after all of that? Find out in the Honor Series.

If Mitch Wilder wasn't in prison, he'd never discover the conspiracy to kill his son, Darren Hoffman. The only way to save his life is for Mitch to kill Pete Hoffman, the man who raised Darren. But Mitch doesn't have it in him to commit murder and searches for a way out of it. In desperation, Mitch barters for a pen and a piece of paper, which will change his life forever. He writes a note and gives it to a man who's about to be released, praying he'll deliver it to the right person, and on time. It will take weeks before Mitch knows if his son is still alive...or not.Due to unnatural circumstances, Mitch Wilder is pardoned from prison early. He wants to forget what he did in there, the relationships he had. But one man haunts him, the one who looks so much like his stepbrother, Tom Fleming. And Mitch finds that he's unable to form a serious relationship with anyone since his release. He is confused about his own identity.On top of this, Mitch meets several of his kids for the first time. His womanizing has finally caught up to him. He vows to do right by them, no matter how many of them there are. Two of his sons are into drugs. Mitch is unable to do anything about it. Not when he's addicted himself. Deborah Tadema received a diploma in "Short Story and Fiction Writing." Following this, she completed three levels of a creative writing course. She currently belongs to a writing group and has her work critiqued regularly. Deborah has worked with an editor over the past year to craft and polish the "Honor" series and the "Sievers" series.Deborah spent her childhood in a small town and currently lives in a rural community She's well acquainted with small town politics, which form a foundation for her writing.The Sievers Series is a Historical Fiction that takes the Sievers family from taming Upper Canada, through the War of 1812 and the aftermath of the war.