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Don’t Miss KND eBook of The Day: Chris Little’s Urban Fantasy The Darkness of Shadows – Free Sample Before You Download!

The Darkness of Shadows

by Chris Little

4.1 stars – 9 Reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

Natalie’s parents weren’t the nurturing type—and she has the physical and emotional wounds to prove it. For sixteen years she’s hidden behind a wall of sarcasm and decadent desserts, but now her father is back, and she has only one thought: to kill him before he can hurt the family that took her in.

But there’s more to his darkness than even his own daughter can understand, and a gun is no defense against magic that can raise the dead.

It turns out those scars he left on Natalie’s back were more than just a sadistic hobby. Now her father demands that she finish a ritual so ancient, so terrifying, that even the vampires and werewolves are nervous.

Can anyone protect her?

5-Star Amazon Review

“The book has great characters that you root for. An interesting plot that keeps you going and New Jersey references and humor that I enjoyed. I’m hoping there’s another book coming so I can find out what’s next. It drew me in and now I want more.”

About The Author

Chris Little lives in New Jersey. No, she won’t tell you what exit. When she’s not trapped in a cubicle writing for corporate America, she turns her attention to the world of urban fantasy.

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Ready For Something Entirely New? This Hilarious, Multi-Layered And Introspective Novel Meets That Test! Jason Donnelly’s Gripped: Your Personality is What’s Holding You Back

4.6 stars – 16 Reviews
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

Here’s the set-up:

Have you ever read an advertisement and felt like it was written directly to you? Well, what if it was? And if you were told that there’s an underground group telling you and those around you what to buy, what to wear, and what to consume? Join the fun. The only thing holding you back is your own personality. We recommend that you read Gripped with a nice bottled water.

5-Star Amazon Review

“Gripped has a great mix of humor and suspense to make it a real page turner. I really enjoyed this book and look forward to Jason Donnelly’s next novel.”

“If you like Chuck Palahniuk’s books […] or anything S.G. Browne has written, like EVER, then you’re sure to enjoy Gripped. Buy it. Buy it now. Don’t hesitate, The Program is watching.”

About The Author

Jason Donnelly is a writer in NYC currently seeking world domination. He has an MFA in creative writing and a horrible amount of debt from a University in Pennsylvania that shall not be named. Over the years, he’s held the title of juggler, college recruiter, adjunct professor, headhunter and is currently a copywriter at a NYC ad agency. Find out more than you ever wanted to know about him here, www.jasonwdonnelly.com and then like the book page here, www.grippedbook.com.

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If You Like Edge-of-Your-Seat Thrillers Laced With Humor, You’ll Love CARIBBEAN MOON by Rick Murcer – Over 250 5-Star Reviews, And Just 99 Cents Today!

3.9 stars – 509 Reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Or check out the Audible.com version of Caribbean Moon (A Manny Williams Thriller, Book One)
in its Audible Audio Edition, Unabridged!
Here’s the set-up:

Small-town detective/workaholic, Manny Williams, is thrilled with the prospect of finally taking the long-awaited vacation he had promised his wife, Louise.

The couple’s exotic getaway begins in sunny San Juan, Puerto Rico, by attending the June wedding of a fellow Lansing police officer, followed with an incredible week-long Southern Caribbean cruise on the glamorous Ocean Duchess. Tropical paradise appears to be a perfect recipe for desperately needed R and R…until the first dead body.

A bizarre, seemingly random murder in their posh San Juan Hotel, and the heinous cruise ship deaths of two of Lansing’s law enforcement family, brings Manny, and his unique skills, out of cruise mode and head-long into the FBI-led investigation. Manny soon discovers that in this killer’s twisted perception nothing is off limits, prompting a race against time that could cost him everything.

If you like edge-of-your-seat thrillers laced with humor, you’ll love this!

One Reviewer Notes

“A new standard has been set for thrillers. In Rick Murcer’s debut novel, Caribbean Moon, he’s mixed the perfect ingredients to lock in readers, starting with the opening witty banter between Manny and Sophie. From there, the book takes off like a run-away roller coaster. Murcer knows just when to slow the pace and when to hit the gas. He’s created a twisted mystery, with infectious characters and an unfathomable ending. Manny Williams might be the new Jedi of investigators, and Murcer is a Spielberg-like creative powerhouse. Caribbean Moon is absolutely magnetic!”  – John W. Mefford, Best-selling suspense author of COMMITTED

About The Author

I live in Michigan and graduated from Michigan State University. I’ve been married longer than my wife likes to admit, and have two grown children, three beautiful grandkids, and a blind black Lab named Max, who serves as my “writing” dog. He pushes me hard to get to the writing room each morning so he can snore on his rug while I do all the work!

I’m an older writer. I started about eight years ago and got the first story I ever wrote, Herb’s Home Run, published in Writer’s Journal. I’ve been hooked since then.

I lost my real job three years ago and after 600 resumes with no luck, decided I was going to make it as a writer, and here I am. Caribbean Moon was a labor of love, and writing it taught me more about myself than I cared to know. (My wife thinks I should keep my mind a secret!)

I’ve finished the second book in this series, Deceitful Moon, and the third, Emerald Moon. The fourth, Caribbean Rain, is now available as is the fifth, Carolina Rain. Plus my first venture into the horror realm, 413 is available as a short story. We’ve also published an anthology, The Killing Sands with six other best-selling mystery authors.

I’ve not made it yet, but we’re on that road, and I want to be a living example that with hard work and God’s blessing, you can do anything.

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KND eBook of The Day: A Historical Generational Saga Set in The Arabian Peninsula – Ameen Basheh’s Desert Rhapsody

Desert Rhapsody

by Ameen Basheh

4.0 stars – 2 Reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

Here’s the set-up:

“[The Arabs] lived in tents and were barbarians and warlike; numerous were superstitious and they were the most ignorant of all the peoples of the earth.”
— a late sixth century resident of MesopotamiaDuring the 6th century in the Arabian Peninsula, Harb, like the other warriors of that time, scrapes a living by raiding other tribes of equal stature–until the day he convinces his allies to raid the great tribe of Aghlib. On the day of the battle, he holds his blade in his hand. It shines brilliantly under the bright desert sky and he smiles back at it. He leads the charge against the men of Aghlib, not knowing or caring that his selfish acts will have dire consequences.

About The Author

Ameen Basheh was born and raised in Jeddah, the Bride of the Red Sea. He currently resides in New York, and he is the author of Desert Rhapsody.

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165 Rave Reviews! Lee Fulbright’s Award Winning Novel The Angry Woman Suite – Just $2.99 or FREE via Kindle Lending Library

“…a superb debut that exposes the consequences of the choices we make….” –Kirkus Reviews

The Angry Woman Suite

by Lee Fullbright

165 Rave Reviews
Or currently FREE for Amazon Prime Members Via the Kindle Lending Library
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

2012 DISCOVERY AWARD WINNER, FIRST PLACE, LITERARY FICTION

SAN DIEGO BOOK AWARD, “BEST MYSTERY”


2012 GEISEL AWARD FOR “BEST OF THE BEST,” SAN DIEGO BOOK AWARDS 

KIRKUS CRITICS’ PICK

winnerMore from Kirkus Reviews:
“Raised in a crumbling New England mansion by four women with personalities as split as a cracked mirror, young Francis Grayson has an obsessive need to fix them all. There’s his mother, distant and beautiful Magdalene; his disfigured, suffocating Aunt Stella; his odious grandmother; and the bane of his existence, his abusive and delusional Aunt Lothian. For years, Francis plays a tricky game of duck and cover with the women, turning to music to stay sane. He finds a friend and mentor in Aidan Madsen, schoolmaster, local Revolutionary War historian, musician and keeper of the Grayson women’s darkest secrets. In a skillful move by Fullbright, those secrets are revealed through the viewpoints of three different people–Aidan, Francis and Francis’stepdaughter, Elyse–adding layers of eloquent complexity to a story as powerful as it is troubling. While Francis realizes his dream of forming his own big band in the 1940s, his success is tempered by the inner monster of his childhood, one that roars to life when he marries Elyse’s mother. Elyse becomes her stepfather’s favorite target, and her bitterness becomes entwined with a desire to know the real Francis Grayson. For Aidan’s part, his involvement with the Grayson family only deepens, and secrets carried for a lifetime begin to coalesce as he seeks to enlighten Francis–and subsequently Elyse–of why the events of so many years ago matter now. The ugliness of deceit, betrayal and resentment permeates the narrative, yet there are shining moments of hope, especially in the relationship between Elyse and her grandfather. Ultimately, as more of the past filters into the present, the question becomes: What is the truth, and whose version of the truth is correct? Fullbright never untangles this conundrum, and it only adds to the richness of this exemplary novel.”  Kirkus Reviews

Reviews

“A very human story . . . a fine read focusing on the long lasting dysfunction of family.” – Midwest Book Review

“There is something fascinating in labyrinthine plot twists, which is what we have here, and I must applaud Fullbright for her keen and magical ability to pull it off with such aplomb.” –Norm Goldman, Montreal Books Examiner and Bookpleasures.com
About The Author

Lee Fullbright and her cattle dog, Baby Rae, star of her blog at leefullbright.com, live in San Diego, California.

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Lightning-Fast 4.4 Star Thriller For Only $2.99! Collin Moshman & Katie Dozier’s The Superuser: A Grisham Stark Murder Mystery Novel

4.4 stars – 16 Reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

When a punk poker superstar loses millions in a mysterious game, he hires disgraced champion and ex-cop Grisham Stark to investigate. As Stark confronts cold-blooded players in Monte Carlo and Las Vegas, he realizes his one shot at redemption is to catch the most dangerous poker cheat of all time: the Superuser.

Behind the scenes, a politician is hijacking the scandal to wage a legislative battle in Washington. A beautiful female player is blackmailed into hiding a deadly secret that threatens to unravel the entire deception, and the ruthless Superuser is killing anyone who dares stand in his way.

Grisham Stark will ultimately face a terrifying question: Is the Superuser’s final goal far more than money?

Reviews

“The Superuser lifts the curtain on the world of gambling. Fascinating.” Simon Wood, author of The Fall Guy

“It is hands-down the fastest paced thriller I’ve ever read.” Horse Trader’s Amazon Review

“… a chance to experience another world vicariously.” BigAl’s Books and Pals Review

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KND eBook of The Day: College Basketball Fans Will Love Dan Collins’ The ACC Basketball Book of Fame

“Dan’s work is awesome, baby, with a capital A!” —Dick Vitale

Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

Here’s the set-up:

No Chris Paul? No Walter Davis?

What is this guy, blind? Brain-addled?

Actually, he’s neither. Dan Collins was already immersed in ACC basketball the day in 1971 he and the Carmichael Auditorium faithful lustily booed the visiting South Carolina Gamecocks, the conference villains of his student days. Since then, in his tenure at the Chapel Hill Newspaper and his 20-plus years as Wake Forest beat reporter for the Winston-Salem Journal, he has watched countless ACC games and interviewed and written about greats from Juan Dixon to Christian Laettner to Ralph Sampson to Michael Jordan.

Collins devoted two years to devising a system to fairly select an ACC Basketball Hall of Fame. Most of his inductees have universal appeal—from latter-day greats including Tyler Hansbrough and J. J. Redick to old-timers including Len Chappell and Ronnie Shavlik. But others are nearly forgotten gems, like Lou Pucillo, the five-nine high-school benchwarmer discovered playing against the Philadelphia School for the Blind and Deaf.

The 78 illustrated player profiles in this book will prove an anecdote- and trivia-filled delight even to fans who think they know ACC basketball. Remember Tim Duncan’s comment after Randolph Childress beaned a Duke fan with a postgame full-court heave?* Or David Thompson’s legendary kindnesses to reporters, fans, and critics? Readers will especially enjoy the “Portico of Prominence” chapter, which recognizes players—among them Paul and Davis—who were undoubtedly great but didn’t accumulate the credentials for admission to the Hall of Fame.

Longtime ACC scribe Dan Collins’s cards are on the table. Let the argument begin.

* “Decent arm. Nice follow-through.”

Reviews

“In The ACC Basketball Book of Fame, Dan Collins gives his perspective on the many greats that have made the ACC one of the top conferences. Dan s experience in covering ACC games over the years allows him to go in-depth about the greats that have worn an ACC uniform, such as Michael Jordan, Christian Laettner, and Ralph Sampson. Dan’s work is awesome, baby, with a capital A!” —Dick Vitale

“The what-ifs of history are daunting to consider. What if Albert Einstein had been obsessed with ACC basketball rather than the space-time continuum? Might he have come up with a genius equation for ranking the greatest ACC basketball players in the league s 60-year history? Instead, that honor has fallen to Country Dan Collins of Spudtowne, North Carolina. Though he kept a proper distance from a physics lab during his college days, he has nonetheless invented a brilliant formula for basketball fame suitable to a physicist who has spent his years studying the trajectories of three pointers. As the readers of this stimulating book will soon discover, Dan Collins should be as legendary as the players about whom he writes.” —Will Blythe, author of To Hate Like This Is to Be Happy Forever

“There aren’t many of us left those writers and broadcasters who still remember and enjoyed the early days of ACC basketball. Country Dan Collins, the veteran sportswriter for the Winston-Salem Journal for the last 35 years, is one of the few still at it. Every avid conference fan will want to read and discuss The ACC Basketball Book of Fame. Dan believes players should be judged against who they played, and he developed an Awards Points system to indicate just how good players were and what they meant to their teams and the conference at large. He also includes those players who were good but didn t garner enough points to merit his Hall of Fame.” —Woody Durham, “Voice of the Tar Heels”, 1971 2011

About The Author

“My Take on Wake,” Dan Collins’s blog for the Winston-Salem Journal, has attracted 17 million hits. Collins is the author of Tales from the Wake Forest Hardwood. He lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

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