Prison

Everything Bronwyn cherished and had worked for came crashing down in an instant. Her flourishing career as a doctor and everything that went with it. Life as she knew it, would change. Stripped of her title, she had lost everything when she was sent to prison.After five years, she walked out of the prison. Alone with nowhere to go. Not knowing the area or town, she started walking. What would become of her? As luck would have it, Bronwyn would have . . . her just reward. Hello from Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa!Having survived an attempt at being murdered, I have plunged myself in to my writing. After my gruesome ordeal, I live life from day to day. Appreciating every minute and moment. Yes, I have the scars from an axe being driven in to my head repeatedly. I suffer from PTSD and OCD. But, I am here to tell the tale. And I have a lot to tell!I am currently revamping my older titles and will be adding a few. In a nutshell, you will find a mix of romance, adventure, lots of witty banter and a happy ever after. All round, expect a feel-good read.Thank you for reading and for your support!Bridgitte Stand-alone novels for your reading pleasure.

Best friends, Izzy and Bela, open a coffee-wine bar/bookstore in their small town's historic and haunted prison. When crime comes to the Towne Square, they quickly learn it isn't the Prison's ghosts that are dangerous… it's the living. Burglaries escalate to murder, and Izzy and Bela lose their faith in the local police. They join forces with other downtown merchants to solve the crimes and save their business, only to discover that everyone is a suspect and no one can be trusted. Will their friendship be strong enough to save the Prison? Or will they lose everything, including each other, while trying? sarah elizabeth is an author nestled in the East Tennessee mountains. ​​Her short stories can be found in anthologies such as Draw Down the Moon; Kaleidoscope; The Canadian Journal of Theology, Disability and Mental Health; Shelved: Appalachian Resilience Amid COVID-19; Chicken Soup for the Soul; Lucky Jefferson and Haints and Hollers. In addition to writing short stories, sarah elizabeth was an editor and ghostwriter for Dream Write Learn Services for four years, and in 2022, she was awarded the StoryTown Write Stuff Award. Currently, sarah elizabeth is a contributing writer for the StoryTown Radio Show and Podcast on the NPR station, WETS, and an active advocate for disability rights. When not reading or writing, sarah elizabeth enjoys drinking copious amounts of coffee, spending time with her kids and their fantastic dog, Finn.

Soft-hearted and kind, Sandra thrived in her career as a teacher. Being good-natured, she went out of her way to help. To her detriment, she became a target of the worst kind. A friend who Sandra trusted, and helped, set her up and framed her with murder.But Sandra had friends and acquaintances who cared. An ex-fiancé who was still in love with her. And loving parents who would go the extra mile to try and get her out of prison. Her friends realized she was innocent. Justice . . . will be served. Hello from Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa!Having survived an attempt at being murdered, I have plunged myself in to my writing. After my gruesome ordeal, I live life from day to day. Appreciating every minute and moment. Yes, I have the scars from an axe being driven in to my head repeatedly. I suffer from PTSD and OCD. But, I am here to tell the tale. And I have a lot to tell!I am currently revamping my older titles and will be adding a few. In a nutshell, you will find a mix of romance, adventure, lots of witty banter and a happy ever after. All round, expect a feel-good read.Thank you for reading and for your support!Bridgitte Stand-alone novels for your reading pleasure.