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It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out Orchard Valley Brides: A Romance Novel by Debbie Macomber
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The sixth book in Laura Ingalls Wilder’s treasured Little House series: The Long Winter
The sixth book in Laura Ingalls Wilder’s treasured Little House series: The Long Winter
High school sweethearts. A second chance. Can he grab hold of forever before the lights go down on their love? Dinner, Sex, and a Movie: A Love Story by Sean Develin
High school sweethearts. A second chance. Can he grab hold of forever before the lights go down on their love? Dinner, Sex, and a Movie: A Love Story by Sean Develin
An ancient evil has awakened… Kaalchakra: The Rise of Kalki by Aaditya Sengupta Dhar
An ancient evil has awakened… Kaalchakra: The Rise of Kalki by Aaditya Sengupta Dhar
His touch is her sin. Her love is his salvation… My Fallen Saint: Devlin & Ellie Trilogy (Saints and Sinners Book 1) by J. Kenner
His touch is her sin. Her love is his salvation… My Fallen Saint: Devlin & Ellie Trilogy (Saints and Sinners Book 1) by J. Kenner
It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out Alexandria Rising: Book 1 of The Alexandria Rising Chronicles by Mark Wallace Maguire
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“A fascinating medical suspense tale that is sure to keep readers turning the pages from cover to cover…” Ill Intent: A Medical Thriller by Geoffrey M Cooper
“A fascinating medical suspense tale that is sure to keep readers turning the pages from cover to cover…” Ill Intent: A Medical Thriller by Geoffrey M Cooper
She messed with the wrong billionaire… Bought (A New Adult Billionaire Romance) by Em Brown
She messed with the wrong billionaire… Bought (A New Adult Billionaire Romance) by Em Brown
An undercover angel. A broken doctor. A love that defies the heavens… Chris Gets the Girl: A Sweet Paranormal Romance by Nellie Steele
An undercover angel. A broken doctor. A love that defies the heavens… Chris Gets the Girl: A Sweet Paranormal Romance by Nellie Steele
A small town suspense romance perfect for fans of western thriller dramas and big-city heat… Love Me Dangerous by USA Today bestselling author Dakota Davies
A small town suspense romance perfect for fans of western thriller dramas and big-city heat… Love Me Dangerous by USA Today bestselling author Dakota Davies
The bestselling story of how someone with a ‘perfect life’ can lose it all–and then find everything…. Something Blue by Emily Giffin
The bestselling story of how someone with a ‘perfect life’ can lose it all–and then find everything…. Something Blue by Emily Giffin
Two teens, two powers—would you die to save your loved ones? Vibrations: Children of Atlantis by A. R. Alexander
Two teens, two powers—would you die to save your loved ones? Vibrations: Children of Atlantis by A. R. Alexander
“Never before have I ever experienced such a post-mortem of a kiss, the way Elodie Parkes did in the first chapter of the book. It made me think about the way I kiss, am being kissed and I have to admit, I felt short-changed in the kissing department. From now on, let’s just say, I will have a new awareness in the kissing stakes.”
She was kissed under the mistletoe: he fell in love….
When August kissed Millie at a Christmas party, he was perhaps already half in love with her. Millie suddenly realizes that her husband has not really been kissing her for a couple of years. The kiss from August is so different and enjoyable it jolts her into the realization that she has been kissing her husband but he’s just been taking it. It’s not the only thing he’s been taking. Millie finds herself assessing her relationship with her husband over the next months as the August starts to pursue her. The things Millie finds out about her husband astonish her.
What will happen as Millie and August develop a steamy, and special relationship?
(Author’s Note: This book is erotic romance and is suitable for readers 18 years old and over. There are explicit sex scenes. There is no vulgar language. This book is fun, romance, sex, love and happiness, where we meet a new hot couple in fiction.)
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Paul’s trendy spiritual ambitions have guttered, leaving him a burned-out, middle-aged bankruptcy lawyer. Now it’s almost Christmas, and the spirit world has decided to take Paul firmly in hand. Three iconic Native Americans of the nineteenth century, Black Elk, Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse, challenge Paul to a dream quest: no guarantee of safe return. It’s going to be a rough ride.
Fred Tribuzzo is a professional pilot who has flown aircraft from the J-3 Cub to the fastest corporate jet ever made-the Citation Ten. Currently flying a Boeing 737 Business Jet, his trips can range from thirty minutes to ten hours. It was on the far side of the world that he wrote Saint Nick.
In a blending of Native American spirituality with traditional Christian faith, Fred Tribuzzo’s slim volume relates the story of Paul, a middle-aged cynic about to see the bill on his self-centered life come due. A few days before Christmas finds Paul sitting home alone, playing video games before bed. Awaiting him is Christmas dinner with his mother and a reunion with his estranged son, home on leave from Iraq.
Picking up a dog-eared copy of “Black Elk Speaks” from his bedside table sets off a chain of events that awakens memories of his childhood and propels Paul into an alternative world where his heroes — Black Elk, Sitting Bull, and Crazy Horse — become flesh and blood characters. Each, in turn, challenges Paul’s cynical views, forcing him to see his life for what it is. But will Paul see the light, admit his faults, and find the courage to reverse a lifetime of cynicism and selfishness?
Trubuzzo’s writing style crisply moves the story forward, creates an eerie atmosphere in his dreamworld scenes, and provides a nostalgic view of Midwestern snowfall, last-minute holiday shopping and Christmas dinner with family.
A good read in any season, this seventy-three-page novella, with its Christmas message of redemption, promises to provide solace amid the harried holidays as well as an inspirational stocking stuffer for the book lovers on anyone’s gift list.
I will not mirror other reviews in this space by repeating a narrative analysis, suffice to say that “Saint Nick” is a simple tale, simply and effectively told. Author Fred Tribuzzo wraps it up neatly without fanfare or excessive rhetoric. This tale does not need either. A terrific short read with a lot to say. Perfect for the holiday season, or, indeed, any time one desires a rich and satisfying literary experience. Good things do indeed come in small packages. I am awaiting Mr. Tribuzzo’s next literary effort with great anticipation.
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**Addison Moore’s Celestra Series has been optioned for film by 20th Century Fox**
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Young Adult/ Mature Situations
In the grand scheme of things, you’ll be dead a lot longer than you’ll ever be alive.
The last thing Laken Stewart remembers is the oncoming car, then bursting through the windshield.
Two months dissolve without her knowledge and she finds herself in unfamiliar surroundings with strangers who not only profess to know her but insist she’s someone else entirely.
Laken discovers her long dead boyfriend, Wesley, has been thrown into this alternate world as well. He is quick to inform her she suffered a horrible fall and that her memory hasn’t fully returned. According to Wesley the other life she had—her name, her family, they were simply a side effect of her brain trauma.
In her quest for answers she meets Cooper Flanders, the son of her psychiatrist who readily believes every word she says.
Laken Stewart knows she died on that hot July afternoon, but now she’s alive … or is she?
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5.0 out of 5 stars One of the Best YA Paranormal Books I’ve Read – A Definite Must Read!,October 7, 2012
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Stephanie Ward (Cochranton, PA United States)
This review is from: Ephemeral (The Countenance) (Kindle Edition)
Oh, how I loved this book. I apologize now for any gushing and rambling that will occur in this review. ‘Ephemeral’ is a completely enchanting novel that mixes the best aspects of genres together and produces something entirely new and unlike anything else out there. There’s so much going on throughout the story – zombies, creepy supernatural creatures, angels, and alternate realities. There’s a superb mix of mystery, romance, thrilling action and a fast-paced plot that compels you to keep reading until you’ve devoured the last word, only to leave you wanting more.
I loved the complex and intriguing world that the author creates in the novel. Like I mentioned, there are so many different paranormal aspects converging in the storyline that it is completely enthralling. The overlying mystery of what really happened to Laken and what is going on in this new place she’s found herself is very detailed and engrossing. There always seemed to be new twists and underlying secrets to keep the reader guessing. The romance in the book is deliciously steamy, but not overdone in the least. I found it to be the perfect level of toe-curling intimacy without diverting attention away from the rest of the story. The characters are all unique and have well rounded personalities that make them really believable and easy to identify with. I felt like I was right there beside Laken, rooting for her and wanting to help her figure out what was going on. The setting of the novel – everything from the town of Ephemeral to the school and beyond – was the perfect mix of creepy and otherwordly. The history and the backstory that the author creates in the book are very detailed and make the story that much deeper and more interesting. There honestly isn’t enough praise I can give this book – it’s definitely one of the best I’ve read this year and a new favorite of mine. READ THIS BOOK if you haven’t already – you will not regret it!!
Disclosure: I received a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Ephemeral delivers,September 15, 2012
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This review is from: Ephemeral (The Countenance) (Kindle Edition)
If you’re an Addison Moore fan, which I am, then you will fall in love with Ephemeral. You’re pulled into Laken’s world from the start. I am already addicted to the series and can’t waiit until the next book! The incredible. Ms. Moore has done it again!
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About the Author
Addison Moore writes young adult fiction and romance. She is a graduate from the University of Southern California and worked as a therapist on a locked psychiatric unit for nearly a decade. She resides on the West Coast with her husband, four wonderful children and two dogs where she eats too much chocolate and stays up way too late. When she’s not writing, she’s reading.
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What if Thomas Jefferson returned to life, penniless, powerless, and without a single slave? What if he meets a beautiful mixed-race woman he takes to be Sally Hemings reborn?What if he lands in a psycho ward or meets the President — at an Independence Day citizenship ceremony at his own hilltop home, Monticello, no less?
“Thomas Jefferson, Rachel & Me” is a tale told by retired history teacher, Jack Arrowsmith, a man numbed by the deaths of his wife and son. It’s about his — and his late son’s girlfriend, Rachel Carter’s — adventures with the writer of the Declaration of Independence.
They meet the ghost of Jefferson at Monticello and, fighting off their panic, agree to take him off to see America.
A history grad student at Columbia, Rachel knows secrets about Jack’s son and wife that she decides Jack must know. They will turn his world upside down, just as Rachel’s world will be changed forever by her evolving relationship with Jefferson.
Dazzled by Rachel, Jefferson regains the vigor of his prime as the trio travels together. But what then?
For all its fast pace and humor, “Thomas Jefferson, Rachel & Me” is a story about hauntings and history. It’s about love and friendship, grief and loss, family secrets and America’s own denial of its past.
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“Upon receiving this book as a gift I was told by the presenter that it was one of the better books they had read this year. I couldn’t agree more. The story is moving, the characters are well developed and likable, even in their not-so-best moments. The author certainly humanized a pivotal American figure for me, even if it is the author’s take on his personality. It serves as a nice reminder that these men and women were human as well, for all our faults and talents. I would definitely recommend this book.”Here’s what another reader said: “I read your book in three sittings, which surely tells you that I couldn’t put it down. After the first chapter, I was hooked and when it ended, I wanted more. Your writing, especially your descriptions, is beautiful. Talk about using words precisely and effectively. I could see Charlottesville and Monticello and wanted to go back (especially to Fleurie, which must be new since my days). I also need to take that evening tour at Monticello. The dialogue was great, believable. Parts made me laugh. Your characters interested me, amazed me, surprised me, made me sad. I was fascinated by how you built the story, how the characters developed, how your imagination worked. I was intrigued by how much real history was there without any sense of a history lesson. And of course the Jefferson questions are irresistible. It was fun to read your book after having just read ‘The Hemingses of Monticello’ this winter. In short, WOW!!”
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“Can’t sleep! TJ, Rachel & Me has taken over my body & mind like no book before. Will it be a movie? Thanks for this work.” — Roma Prindle, July 17, 2012
Praise from Kirkus Reviews
“Boody has written a wonderfully strange ‘what-if’ story that demands a willing suspension of disbelief … Yet Boody’s writing is so good, it’s easy to overlook … The author gives Jefferson a wholly authentic voice, with genuine dialogue that bears the stamp of a bygone era. Whatever the reader’s opinion of the third U.S. president, this Jefferson is delightfully quirky, flawed yet sympathetic and fascinating … An engrossing, haunting story about making up for lost time.” — KIRKUS REVIEWS magazine, April 15, 2012
5 stars from San Francisco Book Review
“The book is a tale of two men–one from our time and another from the eighteenth century–coping with lose and redemption …
“Jack and Rachel are full-bodied and felt like real people … This is a story that will touch your heart and make you think, regardless of what century you call home.” — posted March 26, 2012 (See citybookreview.com/2012/03/thomas-jefferson-rachel-me/)
From the Author
Not everyone loves TJRM as much as Tweeter Roma Prindle did. But with its 4- and 5-star reviews on Goodreads and Amazon, I keep hoping more readers will discover this novel and find it a memorable book. It has aspects of fantasy, paranormal, historical fiction and time travel but it is not a genre book. Expect no bodice ripping vampires or sitcom plotting. I also did not want to do Jefferson-in-the-modern-day schtick: there were many opportunities for it, of course, but I avoided it, with a few exceptions. I wanted this to be a fun but serious tale with something to think about.
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Shy, Fantasy Event Planner, Ricca Munroe has never been lucky in love, so when the latest in a long line of Mr. Oh So Wrongs publicly dumps her, she focuses on her career. All she has to do to land the job of a lifetime is work side-by-side with the one man who can break her heart.
Beckett Mills has never been in love. Personal entanglements are a recipe for disaster—that is until one kiss from Ricca Munroe changes everything. Beckett needs this job to fulfill a promise he made. All he has to do is resist the seductive charms of his best friend.
Can Ricca come out of her shell to land her dream job and the love of her life? Can Beckett trust himself enough to actually fall in love and still keep the promise he made?
Warning: Sexy, sass talking women will make you laugh, cry and want a pair of killer footwear.
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“Heart wrenching story as the whispers of past mistakes push to heart of the story.” –Single Titles We Love Fiction (Game Set Match)
“Nana Malone has an awesome book in this story that will make you wonder ‘what if’…Loved it and can’t wait for more of Nana Malone. ” –Happily Ever After Reviews (Game Set Match)
4 Blue Ribbons from Romance Junkies “Titillating & heartwarming, GAME SET MATCH is a delightful contemporary romance that will touch your heart. I recommend to anyone looking for a terrific story with plenty of spice.” –Romance Junkies (Game Set Match)
~ 4 out of 5 stars – Picked by Poison ~ “I liked Nana’s writing style and how she made her characters quirky and fun, and not the usual romantic type.” (Sexy in Stilettos)
About the Author
Nana’s love of all things romance and adventure started with a tattered romantic suspense she borrowed from her cousin. It was a sultry summer afternoon in Ghana, and Nana was a precocious thirteen. She’s been in love with kick butt heroines ever since. With her overactive imagination, and channeling her inner Buffy, it was only a matter a time before she started creating her own characters.
Waiting for her chance at a job as a ninja assassin, in the meantime Nana works out her drama, passion and sass with fictional characters every bit as sassy and kick butt as she thinks she is. Though, until that ninja job comes through, you’ll find her acting out scenes for hubby, baby and puppy while catching up on her favorite reality television shows in sunny San Diego.
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Book one is a complete story. After enjoying it, reward yourself with book two, which continues where book one finishes. An excerpt from this book has been published in a national magazine.
Ken Banning, an uncle to his sister’s two daughters and still partly a kid at heart, is a capable engineer who travels the world. He is in the Russian Ural Mountain city of Perm bidding on a large mining project.
His life changes dramatically, when he encounters and assists at a horrific school bus accident on a rural Russian road. Ken returns home to California, but he keeps thinking of: the two, teenage, orphan, Russian boys he helped at the accident; Sonya the beautiful Russian woman he met in Russia; and the vengeful, losing Russian competitor who has vowed terrible revenge against Ken and the boys.
This family-type, easy-read story describes how Ken, the kid in him, and those two Russian,orphan boys struggle to find a life together, and how he finds love from half a world away. Ken wants to rescue the two orphan boys from a cruel future in Russia, but can he, as a single man, bring the boys to America and help them to adjust and suceed with their past terrible experiences.
You can help both adults and teenagers find romance as you read. Many interesting characters are introduced briefly, so you can form your own complete picture of them through the story with their unfolding character and personality. The dialog is accompanied by settings that will make readers feel they are actually inside and living the story. The mix of Anerican, Spanish, and Russian culture weave an interesting story tapestry. Honor and character prevail in this refreshing and uplifting story.
Book two holds more surprises, including unusual camping adventures. Humor and fun continue from book one, with Kid Ken, Boris, Viktor, and their lovable, amusing dog Angus. Camping is climaxed by the rescue of an injured fawn and a dangerous fight with a kidnapper, who is captured by Ken’s fighting skills, and the boy’s skills, learned when orphaned on the dangerous Russian streets.The flow of interesting, new information is continuous, as in book one, including more about Russia and its culture.
Ken wants to adopt these two Russian boys, but feels it is impossible since a single male is not allowed adoption from Russia. The spirit of Ken’s first, lost love appears, as in book one, to guide and reinforce Ken’s desire to find a family.
The evil Robinson resurfaces to slander the boys, now foreign excange students, as criminals, and this attack causes serious consquences. Ken struggles to keep the boys, who feel betrayed during the slander trouble, from being returned to Russia.
The boys and their girlfriends work hard to maintain their budding love. Ken has had two unfulfilled loves, but he has a loving, fragile relationship with his current girlfriend, Ashley. Ken’s problems and confusion increase when a lost love, Nadine whom you will love to hate, returns. He is again drawn into the beautiful Nadine’s web, while Ashley and her daughter Nancy wonder what will become of their relationship with him. Ken and the lovely Sonya feel their affection changing into a fiery love, but they can never find true love together, since she’s in Russia.
About the authors
Authors Hal and Evangelyn Spohn
The authors met in 1945 after World War II at the small Nebraska State teachers college in Kearney, Nebraska, where Hal’s parents lived. Hal was returning from the Naval Air Corp. and Evangelyn Kalstrom, known as Vange or Vangie, was a junior at the college. She was a beauty queen candidate that year. Hal wanted to play football for a year, and the team was good enough to be offered a minor bowl bid. It was easy for them to fall in love, as often announced by Binger, the owner of the campus eatery. As they entered he would always shout in front of everyone, “Hello again you two, when are you going to get married.” They were separated next year when Hal moved to Colorado University at Boulder for an engineering degree, but they continued a long distance romance.
After Vange graduated, they married in Vangie’s home town,and lived for a short time in Boulder, Colorado, where Hal finished his engineering degree.
Years later, Vange decided to share some of their life experiences, and created a beautiful plot and story line, with some of their life woven into the tapestry of a novel. Together they developed this family-oriented story, and were rescued from mediocrity by their editor Charity Heller.
While taking a short cut home through the woods after school one day, Drake Hanson discovers a mysterious stone that literally blasts its way into his life. Shortly after bringing the stone home, his little sister Bailey inexplicably vanishes and Drake fears the stone is to blame. It is not until Bailey and the strange stone he obtained in the woods vanish that Drake’s life takes a dramatic turn. They enter the world of Kropite, a land that existed only in Drake’s favorite book. Drake battles this dangerous world and the creatures that inhabit it. He must fight a greedy tyrant, who has not only abducted Bailey but has also stolen a vital element jeopardizing this world’s existence. Now it’s up to Drake to find his missing sister and rescue the world of Kropite with the help of some eclectic inhabitants.
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Tammie F. Pumphrey is the author of the Moonbeam award winner, Drake’s Story Stone, the first novel in the four-part fantasy series for young adult readers. She is a certified teacher with a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and a master’s degree in Library Science. She lived in Annapolis, MD for over 25 years; however, over the summer of 2012, she and her family moved to Seneca, SC. They now live on the beautiful, and inspiring, Lake Keowee. Her book has recently won a bronze medal for the Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards in the Young Adult Fiction- Fantasy/Sci-Fi category.
There are three more books to come: Return to Kropite, A War to the End, and The Fall of Kropite
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