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Elliott is a mystery. For Lilly, he is an obsession. Lilly's life starts to change dramatically when Elliott moves in next door. Weird things start to happen, and Lilly finds herself questioning her reality. But things aren't what they seem. Packed with hidden codes, Atlantis is a paranormal romance worth getting lost in. 

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Atlantis is a Young Adult Romance Novel

(Approx 67, 000 words)

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Strategically Social by Jan Hyatt

Strategically Social is a hands-on, practical guide that helps companies ask the right questions, define the right objectives and make the right choices in their social media implementation, and in their operational processes. Anyone can set up Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn company pages - you need this book to create a strategic presence in social media and a social company culture.

Strategically Social shows you:

1. The one step your company should take to distinguish itself on Facebook.

2. How not to get lost in the Twitter universe.

3. What steps to take to be noticed on LinkedIn.

4. Why you don’t need to be a programmer or web designer to give your customers a great social experience.

5. How to be sure you are ready as the social media world changes.

Featuring interviews with NBC Sport's top golf blogger, LinkedIn's Social Media group founder and many others living the social media life, Strategically Social will help fashion strategies for all types of businesses - whether you are a small local mom-and-pop retailer, a national service provider, building the latest high-tech gadget or just a regular person trying to expand the audience reading your personal blog. 

Strategically Social is a Non-Fiction Novella

(Approx 35, 000 words)

Find out more about Jan Hyatt and Strategically Social at www.unmatchedproductions.com

Mystery At The Autumn House Inn by Shani Bush

"Have you ever had the feeling you're being watched? 

Well Rebecca has, and by many people, but only one of them is the murderer.

Will she find out who it is before her friend is the next to die?"

Mystery At The Autumn House Inn is a Mystery Novel

(Approx 77, 000 words)

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The Second Choice by Lakshmi Menon

"The Second Choice" is a touching story of the blended family of Pavithra and Venu. They get into this new life because of the pressure of their dear ones. As a result,the responsibility of financing his first wife, who was bedridden since her delivery, and managing the new family becomes extremely difficult for Venu. 

Even with all his problems, he is able to achieve the love of his step-daughter Anu, but Pavithra becomes an utter failure in gaining Indu’s love because of external influence. But with her true love and patience she wins over her step-daughter gradually. By then Venu had changed completely, and he becomes jealous of his wife’s continuous success in her professional life. 

By the time they find true love in each other, life takes an unexpected turn. 

The Second Choice is a Women’s Fiction Novel

(Approx 65, 000 words)

Find out more about Lakshmi Menon and The Second Choice at www.indusww.wordpress.com

Through the Third Eye by Lynn Boston

In this fast-moving thriller, Clay Barton and Shali Faisal are seeking ancient documents hidden since the beginning of recorded time--documents that could forever change the course of human history. They use secret, archived CIA parapsychology techniques for past life regression that Clay discovered while working at the Stanford Research Institute. Together, they must make contact with present-day people whose historically famous past-lives are tied to the writings.

They finally locate their treasure trove of ancient knowledge, but not before a harrowing journey that takes them around the world. Along the way, their one-time affair of the past pokes into their professional treasure hunting relationship. But eventually they come to understand the reason these writings have been hidden and protected for millennia: the knowledge contained within could change the world as we know it.

They realize that now is the time in history to reveal the secrets, but a dangerous and unknown force is trying to stop their efforts. This thought-provoking thriller will challenge many accepted paradigms and will make the reader rethink the world around us.

Through the Third Eye is a Thriller / Suspense Novel

(Approx 107, 000 words)

Find out more about Through the Third Eye and Lynn Boston’s writing at www.lynnbostonbooks.com

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The Witch Tree by Karin Kaufman

Four days before Christmas in Elk Park, Colorado, genealogist Anna Denning discovers a client’s body. When she starts asking questions no one wants answered, she becomes the killer’s next target. Still grieving the death of her husband, she must draw on her wounded faith to enter a world of wicca and paganism — reminders of a past she buried long ago — and discover the secret of The Witch Tree.

The Witch Tree is a Christian Cozy Mystery

(Approx 79, 000 words)

To learn more about The Witch Tree and other writings by Karin Kaufman, visit her website at www.karinkaufman.com and her blog at http://www.karin-kaufman.blogspot.com/

Rescuing the Future by Vincent Miskell

Naomi Kinder’s saving the solar system from a black hole incursion makes her the most-celebrated hero of 2097.  But when a capsule from 2313, teeming with new technologies and warning of the future nanobot invasion of Earth, challenges Naomi, can she and her two friends, her Russian-Belgium lover Leo and her friend Bonnie, travel more than 200 years forward in time to prevent humanity’s destruction?

Meanwhile on a future Earth, mankind battles for its very survival while forces on Luna and Mars consider "sanitizing" the solar system. It will take a miracle to save the planet. 

Rescuing the Future picks up where the novelette Godspeed Inc. leaves off. Rescuing the Future, however, is a fully developed novel of over 111,000 words with an expanded cast of characters, including the elite and genetically enhanced female warriors of the future, the UN Medusan Marines. Not only must Naomi, Leo, and Bonnie struggle with the technologies and people of the future, but with a new official language called Modern Interstellar, a UN-imposed language that is a mixture of Esperanto, Ido, and English. 

Rescuing the Future is a Science Fiction Adventure Novel

(Approx 112, 000 words)

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Mathion by Jeff Shanley

At seven years old, the Wolven Prince, Mathion, encountered a dying white wolf, and received two gifts that would change everything. Centuries later, when the Eastern city of Kihar is threatened by an advancing army of werewolves, Mathion gathers together a small but diverse band of warriors, consisting of both friends and family. 

When someone close to him is captured alive by the enemy, Mathion suspects that there is more at work, and decides to undertake the impossible and infiltrate the black stronghold of Lord Azgharáth, deep in the heart of the Werewolves' vast empire. With this choice, events are set in motion that will hurtle these lands toward a final confrontation, and an epic journey is begun that will change everyone's lives forever. 

Mathion is a Fantasy Novel

(Approx 139, 000 words)

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Stairs of Sand by Eileen Granfors

Zoozle (Suzann) Zimmerman and her mother Jolene live emotionally distanced from one another, each with a heart closed like a fist.

Will Zoozle be the first woman in three generations of her family to clip the claws of Borderline Personality Disorder?  Will she succeed in suicide if she cannot?

Stairs of Sand opens with Zoozle, a woman with no emotional skin, reaching the lowest ebb of her life. After a terrifying opening incident, the story moves to Imperial Beach and San Diego, California, where family and new friends assist or derail her efforts to renew herself: the Newfie’s owner, her druggie friend, Melody, her dying Grandpa Joe, a Somalian immigrant nurse, and the source of her syndrome, her own mother, Jolene. 

Stairs of Sand is a Woman’s Fiction / Family Drama Novel

(Approx 73, 000 words / 270 pages paperback)

Find out more about Stairs of Sand and Eileen Granfors at   www.authoreileengranfors.blogspot.com

Dead Game by Jennifer Chase

In this Video Game, ‘Game Over’ Means You’re Dead

In her independent efforts to catch child killers, Emily Stone discovers the evidence that the cops can’t—or won’t—uncover. Now, this covert investigator is back on the hunt for the world’s most sick and twisted murderers. But even with help from ex-police detective Rick Lopez, this time Emily’s facing her most dangerous opponent yet.

The headlines in the San Jose Mercury News blare updates on a serial killer who seems able to slaughter with impunity. Men, women—it doesn’t matter; the victims serve only to satisfy a perverted need to kill.  The killer watches the moment of death on multiple computer screens, over and over again. The only connection is that they’re all devotees of the latest video-game craze—a sophisticated brain-puzzler called EagleEye.

When the killer goes after Lopez’s law-enforcement mentor, Lopez and Stone decide to give the cops a little extra, unsolicited help. What follows takes them deep inside a shocking high-tech world, a kind of social-networking community for serial killers. But when they start getting too close to the truth, all hell’s going to break loose.

Now, Stone and Lopez become the killer’s next target as Stone must make a difficult decision to leave the ones she loves in an all-or-nothing effort for survival. 

Can they stay alive long enough to blow the whistle on this unlikely perpetrator?

Dead Game is a Suspense / Thriller Novel

(Approx 63, 000 words)

For more information on Dead Game or Jennifer Chase, visit  www.authorjenniferchase.com

The Secret Ingredient by Misty Evans

When celebrity chef Katelyn Karr breaks up with Hollywood’s sexiest actor, Brad Glass, she becomes the target of Celebrity Dirt magazine’s top investigative reporter. Having carefully crafted the perfect public persona, Kate decides to hold a live show in her hometown of Secret, Montana, in order to stop the reporter from revealing the truth about her alcoholic father, dead mother and the secret behind the reason she was run out of town when she was only seventeen.

Mayor Nick Juno once had his heart broken by the wild Katelyn when she let him go to jail for a crime she committed. He knows first-hand about her disreputable youth and he’s heard all the gossip about her current Hollywood lifestyle, so the moment she arrives with her publicist and TV crew, Nick makes it clear she isn’t welcome.

But Kate refuses to be run out of town again. She’s on a mission to fix her estranged relationship with her dad, stop the reporter from ruining her reputation, and prove herself to everyone. Especially Nick.

Just as Kate makes amends with her dad, however, he dies…live on her cooking show. His death makes national news, bringing even more unwanted attention to Nick’s carefully preserved world, and when her father’s autopsy reveals he was poisoned and suspicion falls on the celebrity diva, Nick must question Kate’s true motivations behind coming home.

Did Kate kill her father on national TV? Nick must untangle the lies and deception to figure out if Kate has been framed or slipped her father a secret ingredient that finally put an end to their family dispute.

The Secret Ingredient is Culinary Romantic Mystery with Bonus Recipes

(Approx 100, 000 words)

Find out more about Misty Evans and her books at www.readmistyevans.com

Rojuun (Willden Trilogy Book 1) by John H. Carroll

Ryallon is a vast world with enormous forests, great mountain ranges, and vast oceans. Large human populations live on a few of the continents, but many areas of the world are unexplored and filled with magical creatures of all sorts. It is in this magical world that our story occurs.

Tathan left home at the age of fifteen in order to travel the world and live a life of adventure. Fourteen years later, he has come home to the valley where he was raised. He found adventure along the way, but it hadn’t always been the sort of adventure one dreamed of; with dragons, maidens, knights and treasure. Most of it was much darker; with dark alleys, knives, and a primal struggle for life at the lowest levels.

Liselle is a young woman of seventeen years whose parents wish her to marry soon. However, marriage is the last thing on her mind when she has never seen anything beyond the lonely valley where she lives. Liselle spends much of her time talking to the flowers about how she feels and they listen to her intently.

Vevin is something else entirely. His home was recently stolen from him by a terrible creature who hurt him badly. Now he is looking for a new home. Preferably something with a large area to keep his treasure . . . once he acquires some.

Sir Danth is the greatest of the Knights of Morhain. Of course he’s the only Knight of Morhain still alive . . . sort of alive . . . only different.

Rumors are spreading about a new race called “Rojuun”, who appeared from the depths of the mountains eight hundred years ago with the intention of taking over the world. It is their understanding that humans exist to serve them. They are a bit disappointed that the humans don’t seem to be aware of that fact.

The companions are charged with finding out more about this race of Rojuun. Will they be entranced by beautiful music flowing through the air, or will they die a horrible death in the darkest depths of the world? 

Rojuun, The Willden Trilogy, is a Fantasy Novel

(Approx 107, 000 words)

To find out more about John H. Carroll and his books,  www.ryallon.blogspot.com

Charlie's Angel by Samantha Fury

Charlie's life in Northern Ohio is  ordinary and consistent.   When her dad loses his job, fighting becomes an every day event. Moving in with her sister only makes matters worse. Her life is turned upside down.

      In a desperate attempt to find a safe haven, she ends up on the streets of Chicago. Here Charlie’s introduced to a different kind of world. A place where crime lords and women of the night come out to play.

     Charlie finds herself at the mercy of Rico DeLusa, a local crime king. When she begins having feelings for one of Rico's employees, Angel Blackwell, she wonders if she's out of her element. Is she being drawn into their world, instead of being a light in a dark place?

     Blackmail, prostitution and drugs were never a part of her life, but they are now.  Charlie finds herself in the middle of a fight between good and evil. She needs the strength to overcome, the wisdom to make the right choices, and the insight to follow what is right instead of listening to her heart.

Charlie’s Angel is a Christian Suspense / Romance

(Approx 76, 000 words)

To learn more about Charlie’s Angel and other writing by Samantha Fury, 
visit  www.samfury.webs.com

Tugger's Down by Tommie Lyn

Salem, Massachusetts: When Olivia Farnsworth, a pregnant teen, dabbles in the occult with her cousin, they summon a demon through her grandmother’s Ouija board. The demon becomes obsessed with possessing Olivia’s unborn son, Tucker. During the struggle for the baby’s soul, the demon kills Olivia. But Tucker has a will of iron and resists.

Pensacola, Florida: Two college students, good girl Lacey Cochran and bad boy Porter O’Brien, clash when they meet. But when they get to know one another, and when they encounter three-year-old Tucker, the three of them will face the demon’s wrath.  

Tugger’s Down is a Supernatural Thriller

(Approx 60, 000 words / 212 pages paperback)

To find out more about Tugger’s Down and Tommie Lyn, visit www.tommielyn.com

The Mask of Freya by Karl Larew

Set in the French Revolution of 1848, "The Mask of Freya" is about a small, secret sect of pagan nature worshipers, devotees of the Cat-Goddess Freya.  They must fight for religious freedom against government and religious establishment persecution.  Their struggle is complicated by the chaos of the Revolution, a case of double murder, and attacks by the minions of Satan and the Fire God, Loki.  Fortunately, some of the pagans can magically turn into animals, the better to carry on their quest for freedom and safety.

The Mask of Freya is a Fantasy Novel

(Approx 117, 500 words / 376 pages)

Find the ebook HERE and the paperback HERE

In Dog We Trust by Neil S. Plakcy

After a bad divorce and brief prison term for computer hacking, Steve Levitan has returned to his hometown of Stewart's Crossing, in picturesque Bucks County, Pennsylvania.  While he’s getting his life back together, trying to start a new career in technical writing and reporting regularly to his parole officer, he becomes friendly with his next-door neighbor, Caroline Kelly, and her golden retriever, Rochester.

When Caroline is killed, Steve’s high-school pal, the local police detective, ask him to become the dog’s temporary guardian. With canine charm and doggy love, Rochester begins to win Steve over, and these two unlikely sleuths work to uncover the mystery behind Caroline’s death.

In Dog We Trust is a Mystery

(Approx 102, 000words)

Find out more about this book and others by Neil S. Plakcy at www.mahubooks.com

Dangerous Designs by Dale Mayer

Drawing is her world...but when her new pencil comes alive, it's his world too.

Her... Storey Dalton is seventeen and now boyfriendless after being dumped via Facebook. Drawing is her escape. It’s like as soon as she gets down one image, a dozen more are pressing in on her.  Then she realizes her pictures are almost drawing themselves...or is it that her new pencil is alive?

Him... Eric Jordan is a new Ranger and the only son of the Councilman in his world.  He’s crossed the veil between dimensions to retrieve a lost stylus.  But Storey is already experimenting with her new pencil and what her drawings can do - like open portals.

It ... The stylus is a soul-bound intelligence from Eric’s dimension on Earth and uses Storey’s unsuspecting mind to seek its way home, giving her an unbelievable power.  She unwittingly opens a third dimension, one that held a dangerous predatory species banished from Eric’s world centuries ago, releasing these animals into both dimensions.

Them... Once in Eric’s homeland, Storey is blamed for the calamity and sentenced to death.  When she escapes, Eric is ordered to bring her back or face that same death penalty. With nothing to lose, can they work together across dimensions to save both their worlds?

Dangerous Designs is a Young Adult Urban Fantasy

(Approx 59, 000 words)

Find out more about Dangerous Designs and others by Dale Mayer at  www.dalemayer.com

An Epitaph For Coyote by Bryan R. Dennis

Here lies Henry Pluck -- corporate cubicle rat and frequenter of nursing homes. A perfectionist at work and an eater of sandwiches, he drove an import, lived alone in a box, and was virtually indistinguishable from any other office drone in Las Vegas, Nevada.

So might have read the inscription on his gravestone.

But when Henry encounters Rosa Santana, an unconventional and perplexing young woman from the desert, he learns what a defunct building feels like before a wrecking ball.

This is a portrait of a lonely man coming to terms with his flawed interpretation of perfection.  For the world is not what Henry thinks it is, and as he’ll soon discover, neither is Rosa. This is the wild, mysterious world of 4,000 year old movies, cosmic irony, predators, and prey.

This is the American Dream, just before its pants fell down.

An Epitaph for Coyote is a Mainstream Satire

(Approx 97, 000 words / 400 pages paperback)

For more information on Bryan R. Dennis or his writing, visit www.bryanrdennis.com

Ditched Again by Stacey Joy Netzel

Summer Clark:  Yes, I’m excited for my ten year class reunion—I flew all the way from Florida to Wisconsin so I could rub my success in Josh Nelson’s face.  I know it sounds vindictive, but the jerk ditched me at the Snowball dance, left me to find my own ride home, and never apologized.  He’s got it coming…if I can get a tow truck to come out in this freak May snowstorm and pull my rental car out of the ditch.

Josh Nelson:  No, I’m not looking forward to the reunion.  Just hearing the name Summer Clark brings back memories of a night I buried long ago and never talked about again.  Seeing her means skirting the truth while trying to deliver a way-too-late apology.  No, with this storm, I think I’ll head home…as soon as I help this car sunk in the ditch.

Clearly, there are two sides to every story.

Please enjoy this excerpt from Ditched Again:

A thick wedge of slush pulled my rental car into the center of the road, jolting me back into the here and now.  I struggled with the wheel and tried to discern the gravel shoulder on the right side through the heavy curtain of wet, blowing snow.  Headlights cut through the gloom.  The sight of a huge black pickup heading straight toward me catapulted my heart up into my throat.

I wrenched the wheel to the right.  Slop from the truck’s tires slapped onto my windshield.  The wipers swished it away, but I barely had time to be thankful I’d made it past the large vehicle before my right tires were sucked in by the mucky shoulder.  Cranking the wheel back to the left only dug me deeper as my rental lurched down the embankment and then slid to an abrupt stop.  Muddy slush splattered in all directions.

I took a deep breath, assured myself I was unharmed, and leaned my head back against my seat with a low groan.  Gotta love Wisconsin.  Truthfully, I was envisioning the warm, sandy beach only minutes from my apartment.

A knock on my driver’s side window made me jump.  Through the fogged glass a tall figure motioned for me to roll down my window and I thumbed the power button.

“Are you okay?” the man asked.

“Um…I think so,” I replied.  Then I lifted my gaze and sucked in a stunned breath.

Josh Nelsen.

Ditched Again is a Romance Novella

(Approx 29, 000 words)

More information on Stacey Joy Netzel and her books at www.staceyjoynetzel.com

Hardball by V. K. Sykes

After years of hard work and keeping her nose firmly to the grindstone, Dr. Holly Bell has finally achieved her dream:  a position as a pediatric surgeon at a prestigious teaching hospital.  Children’s lives rest in her skilled hands.  That means total dedication to her work and her patients without letting anything or anyone get in the way.  A hot affair with a superstar athlete is most definitely getting in Holly’s way.

Nate Carter, star pitcher for the Philadelphia Patriots, has the world in the palm of his baseball glove.  He’s at the height of his game, a west coast team is about to lure him with even greater riches, and the most gorgeous women in town are in full pursuit.  Nate has everything he wants, or at least he thinks he does, until he meets the beautiful and brainy Dr. Holly Bell.  He’s totally up for a hot affair, and Holly turns out to be the hottest.

But will Holly be willing to play his game?  When the lovely doctor starts changing the rules, Nate realizes he just might be playing for keeps.

Hardball is a Romance Novel

(Approx 102, 000 words)

For more information on Hardball or the author, visit www.vksykes.com

Reticence of Ravens by M. M. Gornell

Time and events have turned Hubert James Champion III into a morose man trying for the last year to escape into California’s Mojave Desert—somewhere a little north of Route 66 on the way to Arizona. No longer a practicing psychologist and FBI collaborator, Hugh now owns Joey’s mini-mart, a half-defunct gas station with no gas, no supplies, and little food for customers. Opening hours variable.

He has become a man hiding out from the world, and himself—trying to seek redemption among the creosote and Palo Verde trees. His main companions these days are an aged desert dog, and the unkindness of the sometimes raucous, but usually reticent ravens.

But Hugh soon senses that he can’t escape—especially when a “special” young woman with red Medusa-like hair, is brought to him one Sunday evening covered in her father's blood. Turner Jackson has been murdered, and LoraLee Jackson is the main suspect. In quick order, Hugh is drawn into proving LoraLee’s innocence by both locals and unwanted East Coast intruders. Add the sudden appearance of LoraLee’s previously unknown brother, a bulldog FBI agent with an agenda of his own, and Hugh’s cousin Della’s love-sick ex-husband—not to mention multiple shootings, exploding drug-labs, and most importantly, Hugh’s past demons rearing their ugly heads once again.

No, Hugh cannot escape having to find a murderer—or his own past.

Reticence of Ravens is a Route 66 Mystery - and the third Mystery by M.M. Gornell

(Approx 60, 000 words / 258 pages paperback)

Reticence of Ravens ebook HERE and paperback HERE

Find out more about this book and others by M. M. Gornell at www.mmgornell.com

Isadora Daystar by P. I. Barrington

When drug addled assassin Isadora DayStar finally snags a major interplanetary killing job, she thinks it will both support her habit and revise her current status as the laughingstock of her profession. Instead, she embarks on a journey that brings her face to face with her tortured past. 

After botching yet another assassination job, ex-military gunner Isadora steals a highly desired new type of weapon as payment. To escape her infuriated employer, she stows away on a plague infested ship that spirals downward toward the nearest planet. In an attempt to escape the crashing craft, Isadora finds both an escape pod and the only other survivor, a teenage girl, Iphedeiah. They take flight on a series of encounters from murderous monks to interplanetary pirates while Isadora tries to hide her addiction along the way. They slowly form a grudging bond that grows into friendship and trust. When Isadora kills an old contact to save the girl, they are separated only to be captured individually and then tortured by Caine Dureaux, Isadora's employer to extract the location of the weapon. Who will blink first?

Find out by reading Isadora Daystar today!

Isadora Daystar is a Dark Sci-Fi Adventure

(Approx 58, 000 words)

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For more information on Isadora Daystar and P.I. Barrington, visit www.thewordmistresses.com

Swimming in the Deep End by John M. Daniel

Casey, a disenchanted piano player—no longer dependent on drugs but still frustratingly hooked on romance—is bored with his gig in a Cancun hotel lounge. He is ripe for adventure, which shows up in the form of D. Ray Ramsey, one of his customers.

D. Ray is a hard-drinking, rough-talking Texan on the lam. Accused of murdering his wife, he has federales on his trail, and he enlists Casey’s help, hiring him to drive them both to Merida, where D. Ray hopes to find refuge in the U.S. Consulate.

Along the way, they team up with Eliot Mulgrew, an anthropologist from Chicago who is on her way to the rain forests in Chiapas. Eliot is an intelligent woman, although she tends to get lost and attract—and cause—trouble. D. Ray can’t stand her, but Casey falls ridiculously in love, and she’s along for the ride. And she has an itch in her britches for D. Ray.

In Merida, they discover that D. Ray’s wife, Cissy Ramsey, is very likely still alive, and their plans change. The adventure shifts into high gear as these three unlikely companions take off on a rescue mission that leads them back into the jungle.

Swimming in the Deep End is an Action / Suspense novel.

(Approx 81, 000 words)

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More information on John M. Daniel and his writing at www.johnmdaniel.com

Ambersley by Amy Atwell

Traumatized by a blaze that killed her parents, young Johanna Vaughan remembers nothing of her privileged past.  She remains ignorant of the complexities and dangers that surround her and gladly accepts a new identity when her guardians, an aging tenant couple, deem it necessary to disguise her as their adopted son.  Raised among the servants, she develops a sense of purpose that helps her survive the betrayal that unmasks her true identity.  When forced to take her proper place in Regency society as the highly-sought heiress to the Ambersley fortune, Johanna must defy the relatives who would make her a pawn in their struggle for power.  

When her distant cousin Derek Vaughan inherits the dukedom, his dubious parentage makes it sacrilege to accept. But touched by the ravaged estate and its destitute servants, he confronts a society that shunned him while he rebuilds Ambersley and protects it from his stepmother's bankrupting clutches. He intends to grant the title to his half-brother when the boy comes of age, but Derek's plans go awry from the moment the gardener's apprentice—once his trusted young friend—is revealed to be not only an heiress of beauty and spirit, but the one woman who may finally capture his heart.  

Ambersley is a Regency Period Historical Fiction w/Strong Romantic elements

(Approx 109, 000 words)

For more information on the author and links to buy Ambersley visit, www.amyatwell.com

The Wolves of Solomon by R. L. Blackhurst

England, 1307

Templar Knight Galeren de Massard is sent to investigate an incident where a nun claims to have been attacked by “a man who became a wolf.” When Galeren meets Catherine, he instinctively knows that her attacker was Esquin de Floyran, an old foe, and that his return is dangerous for the increasingly unpopular Templar Order.

Out for revenge, De Floyran has betrayed his brotherhood’s secret to the French King who has long sought to discredit the Templars. When he discovers the truth of their nature, he vows to destroy the Order and have the Knights burned to the last.

When hundreds of Templars are arrested in France and Catherine is taken by De Floyran, Galeren resolves to rescue her and save as many of his brethren as he can. Alone, he journeys to France and into the heart of danger to face his enemy and risk everything to save his race from destruction.

The Wolves of Solomon is a Paranormal Action/Romance

(504 pages paperback)

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The Farringford Cadenza by Robert D. Sutherland

In 1947, the unpublished manuscript of a cadenza written by Charles Philip Farringford disappears at the time of the composer’s mysterious death on a train mid-way between Cleveland and New York. Thirty-four years later, the manuscript is discovered in a Baltimore flea market, only to disappear again in the first of three burglaries that occur on the same night. New York private investigator N. F. Trntl is hired to recover the manuscript.

When she arrives in Baltimore, she is spied upon, confronted with misdirections and dead-end clues, entangled in two murders, and forced to deal with repeated attempts on her own life. As the search for the cadenza progresses, readers gradually come to realize (which Trntl never does) that at least ten distinct individuals and groups are avidly pursuing the manuscript for a variety of motives and purposes. Most of these pursuers are not aware of the existence of the others, or become so only when their respective paths continually cross. The pursuit moves to the Caribbean island of St. Croix, then back to New York for a startling conclusion.

THE FARRINGFORD CADENZA is a Suspenseful, Humorous Mystery

(Approx 194,000 words; 523 pages trade paperback)

Purchase the paperback HERE at amazon.com

For more information on Robert D. Sutherland or his writing visit http://www.robertdsutherland.com

SNAP by Michele Drier

SNAP, a multinational celeb TV show and magazine, is the holy grail for Maxie Gwenoch. When she snags the job as managing editor, she's looking for fame, fortune and Jimmy Choos. What she finds is a media empire owned by Baron Kandesky and his family. A family of vampires. They're European, urbane, wealthy and mesmerizing. And when she meets Jean-Louis, vampire and co-worker, she's a goner. 

The Kandesky vampire family rose in Hungary centuries ago. They gave up violence and murder to make a killing on the world's commodities markets and with that beginning they built SNAP, an international celebrity multimedia empire. Now cultured...and having found food substitutes for killing...they’ve cornered the world market for celebrity and gossip journalism.

They haven't fully left the past behind. Their Hungarian neighbors and rival vampire clan, the Huszars, are starting to ramp up attacks, maybe looking to start a war to take over all the Kandeskys have built.

Maxie believes she's found her ultimate career. She doesn't realize that she's found a family feud like none other, a centuries-old rivalry between vampire families, with her as the linchpin. Bells ring with Jean-Louis, but she doesn’t realize they’re alarm sirens until she learns that Jean-Louis is second in command of the Kandeskys...but by then it's too late.

Snap is a Paranormal Romance

(Approx 60, 000words)

For more information on Michele Drier and her writing visit www.micheledrier.com

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African Odyssey by Theodore P. Druch

The author and his wife, expecting a pleasant weekend at Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, are told that they will not be allowed to re-enter Kenya to return to their Nairobi apartment until they have left East Africa, a loose political conglomeration.

Thus begins a month-long adventure that takes them to Victoria Falls, in the heart of Africa, to fabled Zanzibar island in the Arabian Sea, and on a thrill-packed jeep safari in the Serengeti.

Along the way, they learn a great deal about Africa.  Its wild natural beauty, the hardships suffered by its people under corrupt governments, and the equally corrupt "religious" establishments.

African Odyssey is an Autobiography

(68,318 words)

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More Information on Theodore P. Druch and his writing at http://selfpublishedandbroke.wordpress.com/