Carol Ann Martin and her son, Q Harveson started publishing their books in the fall of 2024. Carol writes books about family life in the 20th century, while Q's books are based in fantasy and sci-fi. Read more about these authors below.
Carol is a writer deeply rooted in the Ozarks. Living in a secluded cabin, on the property where she was raised, she draws inspiration from the area's rich history and rural life. Her novels transport readers back to the 20th century, bringing the past to life, inviting readers to experience the beauty and hardships of a bygone era. When not writing, she can be found poking around local flea markets, or just hanging around the cabin with Mehmet, her Anatolian Shepherd. In her first two books, "Roots in the Dust" and Secrets in the Cane", Carol has based characters on members of her own family and has retold stories of their struggles living through hard times in the 20th century. The books are fiction, not at all intended to be biographical, but many of the tales come from the author's tendency as a child, to eavesdrop on her elders a bit.
Q is a dedicated researcher and storyteller with an insatiable curiosity for the mysteries of alchemy, chemistry, psychology, and the supernatural. As someone on the autism spectrum, learning has never come easily, but it has always been worth the challenge. Fueled by a relentless passion for knowledge and self-improvement, Q has overcome many obstacles to explore the depths of complex ideas and share them through compelling narratives.
When not writing, Q can be found delving into ancient texts, unraveling psychological theories, or pondering the unseen forces that shape our reality. Through his work, he hopes to inspire readers to see the world from new perspectives and embrace the endless pursuit of understanding.
Carol Ann Martin and her son, Q Harveson started publishing their books in the fall of 2024. Carol writes books about family life in the 20th century, while Q's books are based in fantasy and sci-fi. Read more about these authors below.
Carol is a writer deeply rooted in the Ozarks. Living in a secluded cabin, on the property where she was raised, she draws inspiration from the area's rich history and rural life. Her novels transport readers...
When Eliot, an ordinary man, witnesses something extraordinary, he lands in the clutches of a villain with God-like ambitions.
Enter Avalon: a mischievous genius, and reluctant hero, who treats reality like her personal sandbox; the last person you’d expect to crash our villain’s party like she misplaced her keys. Rescue wasn’t really on the...
In 1929 Earl and Edie Reddington leave Arkansas for the promise of ranching in western Oklahoma, only to face the one-two punch of the stock market crash and the Dust Bowl. When they are finally able to retreat to family in Arkansas, they pour all of their resilience into family and building a thriving cattle ranch of their own. Through...
At the dawn of the Industrial Age, two brilliant minds clash not just over electricity, but over the soul of magic itself. Nikola Tesla, a visionary wizard-scientist, dreams of a world where power flows freely for all. Thomas Edison, backed by a secretive cabal, seeks to harness arcane forces for profit and...
Deluxe editions are available for Primordium, Floyd,Roots and Secrets. Click "Buy Now" to see all available options. We are offering a special deal on the Deluxe editions! Just...
We are working on the release of Deluxe editions of our books. The new editions will have a few upgrades and we are excited to be adding bonus material not included in the...
Reddington, Carol's 3rd novel, will be out soon! Roots in the Dust focuses on Chet Masters' family and his wife Greta. Secrets in the Cane went back a couple of generations to...
I just finished the draft for Reddington, now for the proof reading and editing! Q is making great headway on The Avalon Protocol. We plan to have both books ready for release in July. More on that later!
Changing Currents is the sometimes true story of the war between Tesla and Edison. It is the third in Q's Snake in the Willows Collection and, like his other books, can be read as part of the series or stands alone. While there is absolutely an order to the way these books are written, and they build to paint a bigger picture, each book can be read individually and doesn't rely on on information form the other books to complete the story. This method of storytelling is complex and in the...