Deborah Brown Livres

Ah... life in Tarpon Cove, at the top of the Florida Keys. Sand, surf, sun-washed breakfast and... handcuffs? That's new, especially when they're slapped on Fab's wrists and she's accused of murder.If Creole and Didier think Madison is going to "leave it to the professionals" while her best friend ruins her designer heels in a Miami lockup, they don't know Madison. At. All. Madison leaves no stone unturned to find out who wants her bestie dead.Fab doesn't need some clean-hands, designer suit, spotless-reputation attorney on her case. She needs someone who'll play as dirty as the bottom-feeders framing her for murder. Someone who may or may not be holding a grudge because Madison allegedly let his grandmother get her bump-and-grind on at The Cottages. Allegedly.Madison vaguely remembers promising Creole she'd stay out of trouble. But what's a girl to do when trouble smacks her in the face like a deployed airbag and dangles her over a watery grave? Naturally, a girl pulls up her tankini bottoms and swims with the sharks.

The story follows sexy sleuths Madison and Fab as they navigate the idyllic yet treacherous setting of Tarpon Cove, where a horrific murder disrupts the paradise. As they delve into the deadly secrets and dark dealings hidden beneath the surface, they must race against time to solve the crime before a loved one suffers dire consequences. The plot blends elements of mystery and suspense, revealing that the murder may be just the beginning of a much larger conspiracy.

Featuring nine original essays, this collection showcases insights from some of the world's leading theologians. Each contribution delves into various theological themes, offering diverse perspectives and deep reflections. The essays aim to provoke thought and discussion, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and lay readers interested in contemporary theological discourse.

A family cookbook is often one of the most prized relics in the household. Passed down from generation to generation, beaten up and tarnished by years of loving use. These items are what bind families together― even if the book itself hasn't been bound since the '90s. Now Deborah Brown is releasing her family's cherished recipes, concocted by her mother and professional chef, Diane Hillard. Deborah is passing her mother's legacy on to anyone who wants to liven up their kitchen!"Diane's Signature Recipes" is an encyclopedia of soups and salads, cakes and pies, cookies and vegetables. With special icings and frostings mixed in, this cookbook will never leave your kitchen!

Exploring themes of love and resilience, this narrative delves into the emotional journey of its characters as they navigate life's challenges. The story highlights the importance of connection and understanding in relationships, showcasing how personal struggles can lead to growth and transformation. Through heartfelt moments and poignant reflections, it invites readers to reflect on their own experiences of love and the complexities that come with it.

The story follows a protagonist who has adapted to life in her inherited Tarpon Cove house, navigating a world filled with eccentric residents. As she teams up with her friend Fab to investigate high-end boat thefts, they find themselves embroiled in a dangerous case that leads to an explosion and the death of a wealthy man. Amidst Miami's elite, they uncover hidden motives and secrets, forcing them to rely on their connections to stay safe while pursuing the truth behind the crime.

Set in the Florida Keys, this story unfolds as Brad is wrongfully accused of murder, prompting the Westin family to devise a plan to clear his name. Fab struggles to maintain her commitment to a legitimate life while attracting shady clients, complicating matters for Madison, who gets entangled in risky jobs. As they delve into a web of secrets and anonymous sources, Madison must navigate the dangers of the investigation, all while keeping her relationship with Creole intact amidst the chaos.

Madison Westin embraces the holiday spirit as the "Holiday Cheermistress," determined to spread joy despite her friends' disdain for Christmas cheer. When a thief dressed partially as Santa begins robbing banks in Tarpon Cove, Madison and her friend Fab take it upon themselves to solve the mystery. With the local police misdirected, they must uncover the true culprit to prevent one of their own from ending up in jail during the festive season. The story blends holiday cheer with a thrilling whodunit.

Exploring the life of African Americans through poetry, this collection reflects the author's experiences and emotions during the Covid-19 quarantine. With a passion for family, music, and the arts, the author channels her creativity into this heartfelt work, building on the themes established in her first book, Straight from the Heart. The poetry captures both personal and communal narratives, offering a poignant look at resilience and identity in challenging times.

Dying in the middle of the summer, in the Florida Keys is sweaty business. When Madison Westin inherits her Aunt's beachfront motel, a variety of colorful tenants - drunks, ex-cons and fugitives come along. The big problem: She has to wrestle control from both the lawyer and the conniving motel manager. She enlists the help of her new best friend whose motto is "never leave home without your Glock." Welcome to Trapon Cove, land of hot tan lines, drugs on demand, blackmail and murder.