Book Excerpt: The Alter Prey by Frederick Mulae
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: What would you do if you woke up and found yourself covered in blood? If when you looked in the mirror, the reflection […]
Book excerpt:A Kind of Hush by JoDee Neathery
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: A Kind of Hush examines how life is seldom a tidy affair exploring whether there is a gray area between right and wrong. […]
Book excerpt:The Bone Shrine by Scott MacFarlane
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: A gripping crime drama, The Bone Shrine sings with the spirit of Mary. Her teen sweetheart, Joe, longs for her, the girl […]
Book excerpt:The Narcissism of Small Differences by Dennis Dorgan
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: The Narcissism of Small Differences is a noir detective novel about the guiding influences of memory and the subconscious mind. It’s also […]
Book excerpt: Leading by Example: Dealing with Childhood Trauma as a Type-A Somewhat-Sorta-Kinda-Occasional Adult by Kelsey Quinn
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: Taglines also considered for this book: An Uptight Capricorn Realizes She Can’t Control Everything and Has a Breakdown for 200 pages Things […]
Book excerpt:Pretty/Ugly by Jennifer Anne Gordon
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: Pretty/Ugly Interitus: noun. ruin; violent/untimely death, extinction; destruction, dissolution Omelia fills the empty place in her heart with Instagram clicks, likes, and […]
Book excerpt:Rollover: A Nikki Doyle Novel by Paula J Longhurst
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: Newly promoted Nikki Doyle’s first case seems easy; stash a couple of lottery winners in deepest darkest Sussex. But the words ‘Nikki’ […]
Book excerpt:The Rise of Alpha (Savage Dawn Book 2) by Robert Cole
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: After the battle for the subterranean city of Genesis the surface people settle into an uneasy partnership with its inhabitants as they […]
Book excerpt: Everything, Somewhere by David Duane Kummer
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: The power of memories. Little Rush is a sleepy town on the Ohio River. Bruce Michaels is a renowned Hollywood actor. The […]
Book Excerpt: The Unravelling (Jade And Sage Mystery) by Joanna VanderVlugt
Buy now Read the review Book trailer From the Blurb: Jade Thyme celebrates successfully defending Jules Cranbury on a murder charge. Her celebration is short-lived when she finds Jules murdered. […]
Book excerpt: Crystal’s House of Queers by Brooke Skipstone
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: Three senior girls in rural Alaska escape their abusive pasts by raising their dyke flag for themselves and their community. Crystal Rose […]
Book excerpt:Becoming Olive W.: The Women of Campbell County: Family Saga Book 1 by S. Lee Fisher
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: Beautiful, brilliant, wealthy. The world should be Olive’s oyster. Does she want too much? For young women in the early 1900s, sometimes […]
Book excerpt: Nuclear Midnight by Robert Cole
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: On a holiday in England, Alex Carhill is caught in the nightmare of a nuclear holocaust. In a matter of hours, a […]
Book excerpt: Lights Around Her: The Girl Who Sees Angels by Aum Nicol
Read the review From the Blurb: The year is 2040 and Jemmy Sterling is born able to see angels. It’s been decades since a pandemic swept across the planet and […]
Book excerpt:Shadow Road (Shadows Rising #1) by A.E. Pennymaker
Read the review From the Blurb: Brenorra Warring’s father is going crazy. That’s the only conclusion Bren can come to when a fire destroys everything they own, and his only […]
Book excerpt:Crickets by lee Chappel
Read the review Kara It’s the feeling of being alone, or maybe just knowing it, that gets me. That must be why I hear things—outside, first, rustling, probably a raccoon […]
Book excerpt: Ruminations on a Parrot Named Cosmo by Betty Jean Craige
Read the review From the Blurb: Last night as I was preparing to go out, Cosmo and I had this extended conversation: Ruminations on a Parrot Named Cosmo originated in […]
Book excerpt: Mom, Dad … Can We Talk?: Helping Our Aging Parents with the Insight and Wisdom of Others by Dick Edwards
Read the review From the Blurb: Mom, Dad…Can We Talk? is for the tens of millions of people dealing with concerns for aging parents. It is controversial, sometimes humorous, often […]
Book Excerpt: Watch What You Wish For (Mariposa Mysteries Book 1)by Valerie Anne Hudson
Read the review From the Blurb: The friendliness of small-town life doesn’t appeal to 12-year-old Sophie, who has recently moved to Mariposa from the big city. Despite herself, she ends […]
Book Excerpt:Arizona Awakening: A Memoir of Romance, Race, and Redemption by Richard C Lin
From the Blurb: As a lonely, awkward American-born Chinese high school freshman in Arizona during the early 80s, Richard endures the spirited racial taunts of schoolmates by day and […]
Book Excerpt: Death of the Cosset By Kimberly Jane Oswald
From the Blurb: The year is 1988. A young Egyptologist, Cassandra Seldon, has been sent to Egypt to find proof to support a new time-line theory, called Dynasty Zero, pre-dating […]
Book excerpt: Amora by Grant J. Hallstrom
From the Blurb: “Amora is a superbly written and richly descriptive novel with brilliantly drawn characters and settings. The author weaves a well-crafted historical fiction based on a true story that […]
Book Excerpt:Alice’s Ego: Based on a true story by Alice Dolphin Sanza
From the Blurb: Alice is destroyed when her marriage collapses. Her husband, Steve, has set her up to lose everything in the divorce. On the brink of a breakdown, she […]
Book Excerpt: The Unicorn, the Mystery: A novel by Janet Mason
From the Blurb: “In The Unicorn, The Mystery, we meet a unicorn who tells us the story of the seven tapestries, called “The Hunt of the Unicorn” from the 1500s […]
Book Excerpt:Red Paint (Alex Desocarras Mystery Series, #2) by Valerie Van Clieaf
From the Blurb: An important crown witness in a case against a paedophile ring is found tied to a tree with his throat slashed, the officers guarding him shot dead. […]
