Praise for Leaving Serenity:

“Leaving Serenity is one of those books that tugs at your heart the moment you start reading. The author expertly wove emotion into every scene and created characters that you either wanted to hug or put in a headlock.” -Romance Author, Jan Romes

“Alle Wells knows how to touch a reader’s soul. It’s impossible to read this beautiful story and not feel compassion. I highly recommend Leaving Serenity to anyone who enjoys a story with heart!” -Romance Author, Patricia Paris

A Story of Courage and Strength

In 1996, Nikky Harris is the image of perfection—her hair, her toned body, her chiseled face, and her big bucks. What we see on the outside isn’t what counts, or is it? Nicky is an example of what people want to see. People rarely take the time to look beneath the superficial layer of what made Nikky, Nikky. Leaving Serenity shares the story of this young woman’s struggle to find herself at a time when women struggled to be seen in the world.

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One of 37 Great Reviews on Amazon:

“I liked all of The Railroad Man. It was fast paced, and easy to read and understand. Not one page of this novel bored me. There were no wasted words. The characters in the novel were so well described you could understand each one. I would definitely read other books by this author.” 

Set in the mid-twentieth century, this is the story of one man’s life, his love, his success, and his sorrow. His strengths and weaknesses cross the boundaries of time and reach into our hearts, because everyone knows the Railroad Man.

Mick MacDonald’s story begins at the onset of the Great Depression when many Americans feared the future. Mick is nineteen years old and has the world by the tail. After graduating from high school, he leaves his comfortable home in Lawrenceville, Georgia, to build a new railroad line from Huntsville to Chattanooga. The new job places Mick right where he wants to be, near his beloved cousin, sweet Marianne. For the next two years, Mick calls his uncle’s Riverside, Alabama, farm home and kindles a sparking romance with sixteen-year-old Marianne. They plan a perfect future together.

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“Lame Excuses is a heart-stoppingly beautiful story about real people whose lives get interrupted in just the ways people’s lives do get interrupted. It is beautifully written, it moves quickly, and reading it will make you constantly hungry, right up to the point where it makes you cry.” -Frederick Brooke

Addiction is a bitter word for the sweet pleasures that take over our lives. Meet Emily, a wife, a mother, a pastry chef, a woman with a silent addiction that eats away at her life. Emily’s heartwarming and heartbreaking story addresses the rising obesity epidemic in the rural American South.

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