Authorpreneur Dashboard – Dani Carlisle
Lavender Rose
Literature & Fiction
When nine-year-old Haven Fleet disappears from the school bus stop, everything changes. Her mother, Stevie, puts her life on hold to search for her lost daughter, mowing over any and everyone in the process, determined to get to the bottom of Haven's disappearance. Only it's not that easy. Years of searching brings obstacle, dead ends, and family tension. There's only so much a mother can take. When Stevie's eldest child receives a heartbreaking diagnosis, she must put her search on hold in order to provide the care her children need.
Book Bubbles from Lavender Rose
On Loss
Nothing is the same when Haven returns. Nobody is the same. A boy needs his best friends to feel okay. Emotions rear their heads in ugly ways, and leave a wreck.
On Narcissism
Being a teenager is hard. In between every confusing feeling, dealing with family and tempers, and a terminally ill sibling, it feels nearly impossible. A mother's job is to support her children, to comfort them, to try and ease their growing pains a bit. But not every kid gets this luxury.
Haven's great escape
Fourteen year old Haven was abducted from her school bus stop when she was nine years old. She's alive, but living in a strange home, in a state across the country. How can a little girl get home if she doesn't know where home is?
Lavender Rose
Literature & Fiction
When nine-year-old Haven Fleet disappears from the school bus stop, everything changes. Her mother, Stevie, puts her life on hold to search for her lost daughter, mowing over any and everyone in the process, determined to get to the bottom of Haven's disappearance. Only it's not that easy. Years of searching brings obstacle, dead ends, and family tension. There's only so much a mother can take. When Stevie's eldest child receives a heartbreaking diagnosis, she must put her search on hold in order to provide the care her children need.
Book Bubbles from Lavender Rose
Fletcher's ponder
At some point in our lives, we all think about death. For those who have been sick, for those who have no guarantee of making it through the day, you never stop thinking about it.
