Books by Deborah Smith

On Bear Mountain

by Deborah Smith

(268 reviews)

Dirt-poor, sensitive as poets, and proud as kings, the Powell family has lived on a Georgia mountaintop for generations. Then, during the 1960's, young Ursula Powell's father convinces the Tiber family, owners everything in nearby Tiberville, to commission a huge iron sculpture of a bear for the town. Decades later the strange sculpture - rejected by the townspeople and left to rust on the Powell... See More

Length: 282 Pages (875 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

A Day In Mossy Creek (The Mossy Creek Series Book 5)

by Deborah Smith (BelleBooks)

(71 reviews)

Maybe it's the post-New Year's boredom. Maybe it's the cold, frisky air. Whatever the cause, the citizens of Mossy Creek seem determined to get into trouble on a clear winter day in mid-January. Police Chief Amos Royden and his loyal officers, Mutt and Sandy, can barely keep up with the calls. Hank and Casey Blackshear's great aunt Irene, 93, leads a protest march of angry old folks--on their... See More

Length: 189 Pages (751 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: Feb 20, 2006

The Silver Fox

by Deborah Smith (Bell Bridge Books)

(78 reviews)

Her greatest secret might save his life. Dr. Kriloff's blond companion was a slender female fashion refugee so horrible looking that pity was Audubon's first reaction. She huddled in Kriloff's shadow, a notepad clutched in her pale hands, her eyes fastened firmly on the carpeted floor. Her hair was thick, straight, and raggedly chopped off at the shoulder. It was parted with all the straightness... See More

Length: 148 Pages (1,826 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: May 31, 2017

Diary Of A Radical Mermaid (The Water Lilies Series Book 2)

by Deborah Smith

(47 reviews)

Rebel without a pause. Juna Lee Poinfax is a rebellious modern mermaid with a large checking account and a snarky attitude. When one of her escapades lands her in trouble with the worldwide Mer Council, she's forced to perform community service by luring a halfling (half-mer, half-human) to the Georgia coast for indoctrination as a mer person. That halfling, clueless children's book author Molly... See More

Length: 224 Pages (704 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Critters Of Mossy Creek (The Mossy Creek Series Book 7)

by Deborah Smith

(74 reviews)

Book 7 in the beloved Mossy Creek Hometown Series about life in a tiny Georgia mountain village. This time, tales of local pets weave among the usual intrigues, feuds, and romances. Ida and Amos are closer than ever to becoming a full-fledged couple; the new Mossy Creek High School is prepping for its first football season, Deputy Sandy is about to give birth, and Ed's story, with his faithful... See More

Length: (729 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Reunion At Mossy Creek (the Mossy Creek Series Book 2)

by Deborah Smith (BelleBooks)

(109 reviews)

Welcome back to Mossy Creek--the warm-hearted but stubborn residents of the small town whose motto is "Ain't goin' nowhere, and don't want to" are once again sorting out the joys, sorrows and everyday mysteries of life. This time around they've got the added drama of the big town reunion commemorating the twenty-year-old mystery of the late, great Mossy Creek High School, which burned to the... See More

Length: 204 Pages (929 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: Jul 20, 2002

The Stone Flower Garden

by Deborah Smith

(165 reviews)

For Darl Union, life in Burnt Stand, North Carolina, has always been a mixture of wealth, privilege, loneliness and sinister family secrets. Even her childhood love for Eli Wade, the son of a stone cutter, was tangled in a web of deceit and murder. His father, an innocent man, died for killing her great aunt. Now Darl and Eli must come to grips with the past and all its mysteries. See More

Length: 292 Pages (787 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

On Grandma's Porch (The Sweet Tea Series Book 3)

by Deborah Smith (BelleBooks)

(38 reviews)

Stories and "True Facts" about growing up Southern in the good old days. More than a dozen southern authors contribute warm, nostalgic stories and fun trivia about "the era before shopping malls, Disney, and Wal-Mart." Includes the authors' favorite nostalgic recipes. See More

Length: 240 Pages (666 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: Jun 1, 2007

Tales From The Tower: Fairytale Anthology #2

by Deborah Smith (Ye Olde Dragon Books)

(1 review)

A burst of inspiration drives a baker to build a tower -- without a door. But it proves to be the perfect dwelling for a certain old woman. The question is -Why? A tower can be a safe place, especially during a zombie apocalypse. But what do you do when your safe place becomes a prison? When communications between two castles have been cut off, a maiden must ride to rescue her friend from an... See More

Length: 370 Pages (695 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: May 1, 2022

A Gentle Rain

by Deborah Smith

(937 reviews)

Kara Whittenbrook is an unlikely heiress. Down-to-earth and lovably quirky, she's never fit in with the stogy Whittenbrook clan of Connecticut. Growing up at her parents' rainforest preserve in Brazil, she has a quaintly off-beat view of life. Now her beloved parents have died in a plane crash, and Kara's learned a stunning truth. She was adopted. Her birth parents are Mac and Lily Tolbert. They... See More

Length: 320 Pages (700 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Mossy Creek (the Mossy Creek Series Book 1)

by Deborah Smith

(215 reviews)

Welcome to Mossy Creek, your home town. You'll find a friendly face at every window, and a story behind every door. We've got a mayor who cleans her own gun, and a Police Chief who doesn't need one. We've got scandal at the coffee shop and battles on the ballfield, a cantankerous Santa and a flying Chihuahua. You'll want to meet Rainey, the hairdresser with a tendency toward hysteria, and Hank... See More

Length: 244 Pages (783 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Alice At Heart (The Water Lilies Series Book 1)

by Deborah Smith (BelleBooks)

(213 reviews)

Shy, charming, peculiar, and web-toed, Alice Riley has suffered for years at the hands of her dead mother's self-righteous family, while she hides a bevy of secret abilities. When Alice rescues a drowning child, her amazing talents are exposed. Alice can remain underwater for extraordinary periods of time, and she can locate submerged objects through some type of natural sonar ability. Her new... See More

Length: 238 Pages (484 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: Jan 1, 2002

Sweet Tea & Jesus Shoes (The Sweet Tea Series Book 1)

by Deborah Smith (BelleBooks)

(205 reviews)

Six award winning authors have created a poignant, humorous collection of nostalgic tales. Here life's lessons are handed down--liberally sprinkled with hilarity--from eccentric relatives, outrageous pets and unrepentant neighbors, and served up with a generous dollop of that most valued of all Southern commodities: good old fashioned storytelling. From Mississippi to Georgia, from Florida to... See More

Length: 196 Pages (476 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: May 1, 2000

The Beloved Woman

by Deborah Smith

(37 reviews)

Her people uprooted by broken promises. Her heart torn by conflicting desires. The Trail of Tears: The forced exodus of the Cherokee people from their homeland in Georgia to make way for the white gold miners and settlers. Katherine Blue Song's family never lived to see the Trail of Tears. They were massacred just as she returned from Philadelphia, where she'd been one of the country's first... See More

Length: 270 Pages (878 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Charming Grace

by Deborah Smith

(82 reviews)

Grace's husband was a heroic Atlanta police officer who died while stopping a terrorist attack. Now a bombastic Hollywood action star is filming the story against Grace's wishes, complete with bad dialogue, dumb action scenes and absolutely no understanding of the troubled, yet decent, man, her husband was. When Grace starts battling the star she runs afoul of his handsome ex-con bodyguard, Boone... See More

Length: 290 Pages (914 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

More Sweet Tea (The Sweet Tea Series Book 2)

by Deborah Smith (BelleBooks)

(80 reviews)

Settle back into that comfortable chair and enjoy a second helping of poignant, humorous and nostalgic tales about how things used to be in the legendary South. From vindictive mules and small town marriage rituals that include a pig, to Grandma's story of how a quilt square got her a husband and a home remedy of the hemorrhoidal variety that goes awry, More Sweet Tea delivers what readers have... See More

Length: 224 Pages (523 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: Apr 30, 2005

Follow the Sun

by Deborah Smith

(39 reviews)

Their heritage brought them home... A LEGACY OF ADVENTURE, INTRIGUE--AND PASSION THE PRINCESS... AND THE HUNK TESS GALLATIN... A savvy and successful diamond broker, the part-Cherokee society girl was also a woman with a mysterious past, full of secrets. JEOPARD SURPRISE... Enigmatic and sexy, he'd slipped aboard Tess's boat to search for the legendary blue Kara diamond. But from the moment... See More

Length: 272 Pages (1,064 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Reviving Biblical Meditation: ESV (Think on these things)

by Deborah Smith

In an environment where mindfulness is being heavily promoted it is important for Christians to turn to the Bible. Is mindfulness something that Christians should practice? Should you meditate? What does the Bible say about meditation?This book explores Biblical meditation. Learn about the benefits of Biblical meditation, what to meditate on, how to meditate on the Bible and examples of... See More

Length: 30 Pages (968 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: May 23, 2019

The Crossroads Cafe

by Deborah Smith

(1,524 review)

The world's most beautiful movie star is scarred in a fiery car accident. Her career over and her self-esteem in shreds, she hides in the magnificent home her grandmother left her in the mountains of North Carolina. But her motherly cousin refuses to let her become a recluse, and a handsome neighbor with painful dilemmas of his own is lured into the mix. Romance, family life, drama, humor, and... See More

Length: 387 Pages (1,105 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

The Biscuit Witch (The MacBrides series Book 1)

by Deborah Smith

(433 reviews)

The Biscuit Witch Part One of The MacBrides A Crossroads novella Dear Dr. Firth: I know you are in your cups at this time, drinking, taking pills, and sleeping under trees, but I have some experience rehabilitating lost souls in that regard, and so I am enclosing a box of my biscuits and a cold wrapped container of cream gravy for dessert. Please eat and write back. We need a veterinarian of... See More

Length: 122 Pages (419 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Grow Your Own Happiness: How to Harness the Science of Wellbeing for Life

by Deborah Smith

(59 reviews)

Science tells us that happiness is 50% genetic, 10% circumstantial and 40% how we think and act. Which means that it is possible to increase our happiness by up to 40%. For anyone wanting to increase their wellbeing. Grow Your Own Happiness shows how positive psychology - the science of happiness- can be used every day. With key principles explained to provide the foundation for change, tests... See More

Length: 225 Pages (12,706 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

The Jersey Shore Cookbook: Fresh Summer Flavors from the Boardwalk and Beyond

by Deborah Smith (Quirk Books)

(174 reviews)

Coastal cuisine from Asbury Park to Cape May, with 50 recipes from your favorite beachside restaurants and farm-fresh New Jersey ingredients for a perfect taste of summer. The warm sand. The salt air. The boardwalk. The food! Summer at the Jersey Shore is unforgettable no matter which seaside destination is yours. And with The Jersey Shore Cookbook, you can have a taste of summer all year long... See More

Length: 295 Pages (150,621 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: Apr 12, 2016

Summer In Mossy Creek (the Mossy Creek Series Book 3)

by Deborah Smith

(80 reviews)

It's a typical summer in the good-hearted mountain town of Mossy Creek, Georgia, where love, laughter and friendship make nostalgia a way of life. Creekites are always ready for a sultry romance, a funny feud or a sincere celebration, and this summer is no different. Get ready for a comical battle over pickled beets and a spy mission to recover hijacked chow-chow peppers. Meet an unforgettable... See More

Length: 324 Pages (867 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Who's the Monster? (Classic Monsters Anthology Book 2)

by Deborah Smith (Ye Olde Dragon Books)

(1 review)

WHO'S THE MONSTER? A child saved from a car crash insists a scarred man pulled her out, earning the moniker Monster Girl. Was there a monster or did she imagine her savior? A not-so-scary haunted house turns into a true house of horrors for three young people. Step back in time to watch a man, a computer, and... a virus! A young girl runs from an abusive father and finds a different kind of... See More

Length: 204 Pages (606 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: Oct 15, 2022

Sweet Hush

by Deborah Smith (Bell Bridge Books)

(524 reviews)

Her Harvard-student son just eloped with the First Daughter. CNN is parked on the road to her apple orchards. Secret Service agents have commandeered her country kitchen. The irate First Parents are threatening to have her taxes audited. The President's handsome, tough, ex-military nephew is setting up camp in her guest room. Hush McGillan's quiet Appalachian world of heirloom apples, country... See More

Length: 300 Pages (1,010 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: Jun 15, 2008

Just a Little Bit Guilty

by Deborah Smith

(43 reviews)

Classic Romance From New York Times Bestselling Author Deborah Smith A pretty but tough Atlanta judge. A handsome good ol' boy farmer. When Jake Coltrane rescues Vivian Costas from muggers on a dark city street, he falls in love at first punch. She's tracking bad guys while disguised as a bag lady, and she whacks Jake with her purse. Vivian instantly adores the sexy but gentlemanly farmer, who's... See More

Length: 172 Pages (605 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Blue Willow

by Deborah Smith (Belle Compass)

(318 reviews)

Two very different families. One love story There had always been MacKenzies and Colebrooks on the land known as Blue Willow, their histories entangled like the graceful branches of the rare willow trees that thrived there. Artemas Colebrook and Lily MacKenzie shared more than that history, their souls bound to each other and to the land the day the boy held tiny Lily minutes after her birth... See More

Length: 370 Pages (23 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: May 27, 2020

Miracle

by Deborah Smith

(193 reviews)

Only a miracle could bring them together. A downhome Georgia girl with a gift for comedy. A wealthy doctor from French aristocracy. Only a miracle could bring them together. Amy caught Sebastien's face between her hands and kissed him. He made a harsh sound but took everything she offered, then wound his arms around her and returned fierce, raw energy so erotic that she shuddered and moaned... See More

Length: 316 Pages (2,271 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

The Pickle Queen (The MacBrides series Book 2)

by Deborah Smith (Bell Bridge Books)

(246 reviews)

Pickles are mentioned in the Bible. Cleopatra ate them as a beauty regimen. Shakespeare put them in his plays. Mason designed jars for bottling them. So did Ball. Did Mason and Ball fight over the King of the Pickle Jars title? I don't know. I did know this much: I used pickles to keep fear, pride, and my love of Jay Wakefield behind a door I would not risk opening again. Even now. Wakefields... See More

Length: 168 Pages (514 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled/Published: Nov 15, 2013

Hot Touch

by Deborah Smith

(182 reviews)

They shared a love of all living things. He needed money to protect his sanctuary. She needed a soulmate who could accept her extraordinary secret. "I can't concentrate if you look at me that way, chere," Paul warned. "What way?" Caroline asked innocently. "Don't the men in Beverly Hills tell you how sexy you look when you dance?" "Oh, yes," she said, teasing him. "Lots of men. All handsome and... See More

Lending: Not Enabled