Cathy Bryant

Welcome to the world of Witches and Warlocks Inside the following pages, you will discover tales of magic, power, and lore of the past. Stories of magical bars, a book filled with magical creatures that won't stay put, or an enlightening narrative of a witch finding her way after a long absence. Natural Instincts: Tales of Witches and Warlocks is a fun collection of thirteen short stories to be enjoyed no matter the season. The Samhain Show by Edward Ahern . Hatless Witch by Gabbi Van Amburg & Dylan James Harper . Word Witch by Stephanie J Bardy . Sand Witch by Cathy Bryant . The Book of Isobel Gowdie by Steve Carr . Ruined by Kevin A. Davis . The Witch's Code by Dawn DeBraal . Flying by James Dorr . My Year With a Witch by Peggy Gerber . The Woman of Red (La Mujer de Rojo) by Stephen Johnson . Lose the Battle, Win the War by Donna J. W. Munro . The Banshee Tavern by Melissa Small . Island Time by Victory Witherkeigh

From this bestselling page turner series comes a Christian romantic suspense complete with a freedom-seeking woman, a hurt and judgmental ranch manager, and a force of darkness determined to keep them both enslaved. Don't miss this rural thriller that drives home a poignant message about the freedom found in following Jesus. A freedom-seeking believer has done the one thing she swore never to do -- move back to Miller's Creek. Though Bella followed God's leading in her quest for freedom, she never imagined He'd take her back to the place so full of hurtful memories. And she's struggling to understand why. Especially since at every turn, people seem determined to remind her about her checkered past and condemn her for it in the present. At Miller's Ranch, the hard-as-nails ranch manager yearns for someone with whom to share his life. But Clay's not prepared for a softening of his heart toward the woman who betrayed him years ago. Perhaps the best way to handle it is to make sure she leaves Miller's Creek. This time forever. Can Bella and Clay release their chains to find a freedom that has always been theirs? Or will false accusations and the lies they believe condemn them both to a life of emptiness and enslavement to the past? Written with the feel of Mitford and Mayberry, readers have fallen in love with Miller's Creek. Will you? Grab your copy of this rural thriller today.

From the author of the beloved and bestselling Miller's Creek novels comes this heart-rending novella about being a channel of blessing to others. Though set in the Christmas season, this story is timeless and the perfect quick read any time of the year An online health and wellness coach takes a house-sitting gig near a small mountain town to avoid her typical holiday blues. But as usual, God's thoughts and ways are higher than hers, and she quickly finds herself embroiled in a battle with an irascible ski instructor whose little girl sorely needs her help. A grieving father wishes he could shake off the storm cloud that hovers over his head, but his young daughter serves as a constant reminder of all he's lost. Then a citified psychologist and her Pollyanna "grate-on-your-nerves" optimism shows up at the ski basin, seemingly determined to shove her rose-colored glasses down his throat. Can he teach her life's realities before she gets blind-sided like him, or will she teach him a thing or two instead? Grab your copy of this touching story now

In the red corner: the muck, grit and harsh truths of life. In the blue corner: the beauty of the natural world and the vivid variety provided by imagination. Cathy Bryant is dancing about somewhere in between. To continue the boxing ring metaphor to a silly (but possibly accurate) degree, the other two corners are culture and experience, the canvas is time and I'm on the ropes of conscience. For Cathy is stuck as a misfit. Born in the south, she lives in the north. from a middle class home, she is working class by poverty and experience. She knows what it's like to be homeless, and what it's like to pick a dirty penny off the pavement and be happy to have it, and she also know the correct way to address a duchess, and whether to put the milk in first. She doesn't fit in anywhere - except at poetry events, where you can't know whether the person next to you is a convicted felon, a linguistics professor, or both.