Spruceworth Stories

Spruceworth has always been an interesting village to live in. One moment, it's calm and the next, chaos takes over and leaves a lot of people caught up in a whirlwind o...

*can be read as a stand-alone, but there will be spoilers from other books* *cover by harleenhollow* With both his boyfriend and older brother in prison, Calvin E...

*sequel to Outer Space* Living in a small village seems like an ideal life. It's calm, peaceful, relaxing, and everything you need is just a walk away. Unl...

*cover by harleenhollow* Josh Eaton thought he would never love again after losing his girlfriend five years ago. He tried his best to move on, but he just could...

*sequel to Airplanes and Fly Away* Ollie Asher couldn't be happier with how his life is going right now. He's been sober for a while now, he graduated high school...

*definitely can be read as a standalone**the main character is all new and hasn't been in any previous books so it's very easy to go along without reading past books* ...

*sequel to Turmoil* *cover by darkgalaxies* Living in the village of Spruceworth is never an easy thing. While it does seem like a great place to live, there are...

*book 2 of the Spruceworth series* *can be read as a stand-alone* *cover by harleenhollow* Spruceworth is a small village not too many people know about unless th...

*spoilers from Spruceworth 1-4* A winter in Spruceoworth can only mean a few things: cheer, festivities, and all-around joy. Or not. It's the season...

*can be read as a standalone, but to have the best understatement I recommend reading Progress and Winter In Spruceworth* *cover by darkgalaxies* Holden Eaton has...

*prequel to Turmoil* *Note: the events that happen in here might not match up with those in Progress, but just go with it because I'm horrible at timeline consistency* *...

*sequel to Change* *cover by darkgalaxies* Dan Goldsworth thought everything was going great in his life. He had an amazing girlfriend, a beautiful baby girl, and...

*sequel to Airplanes* *you do not have to read all the other Spruceworth works before this. Airplanes is the only book you should read since this is a sequel to that* ...