The US Cracklocks avoid the Fae. Why? The answers lie in the 17th Century… Fleeing the Witchfinders of England, Nathaniel Cracklock boards a ship bound for the Americas. In Boston, a quieter life beckons. Or that was his intention. However, Nathaniel is not the only stranger to those shores. The New World holds a lost secret, buried deep for aeons. And when misguided others awaken this ancient terror, dark days lie ahead for humanity and the Fae both. Only Nathaniel and a desperate few can … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: The Tale of Nathaniel Cracklock by C A Deegan
The Twelfth Ring by Sam Clarke
Fifteen-year-old Noah is shipped off to the Bahamas to spend time with a man he barely knows: his biological father Magnus. His mother had always depicted Magnus as a penniless drifter so Noah is surprised to discover that he runs an archaeological consultancy from an amazing yacht equipped with military-grade security. Desperate to forge a bond with his father, Noah asks to be included in the consultancy’s next assignment – the search for a mysterious medieval ring. Together with young uni … [Read more...] about The Twelfth Ring by Sam Clarke
Code Name Lancaster by Ross Grayson
Britannia is a spy hunted by the German secret police aka Gestapo. She becomes pregnant, but doesn't know the father's identity. A Gypsy fortune teller raises a war orphan in a traveling circus crisscrossing Europe. How did he come by such extraordinary abilities? An Oxford professor, a retired MI6 spy, hires the young man to be his aide. An MI6 spy, undercover in Moscow, blows her cover. Marisha's only "help" is arrested by the KGB. The professor's protege is her only hope, but she's on the … [Read more...] about Code Name Lancaster by Ross Grayson
The Brink by James B. McPike
THE WORLD IS ON ... THE BRINK When a young archaeologist discovers the earliest known cave painting hidden deep within the heart of Africa, she suddenly becomes the target of a sinister organization. They will stop at nothing to keep the truth hidden, knowing it could shatter the fabric of religious order worldwide and rewrite history as we know it. In comes Vince Ramsey, Israel’s top investigator and biblical scholar for matters like these. He must not only protect the archaeologist as they … [Read more...] about The Brink by James B. McPike
Next of Kin by Scott Barron
A page turning debut in the tradition of Stieg Larsson, Lee Child and Dean Koontz, Next of Kin is a a thriller fuelled by an earth shattering mystery and desire for revenge. An original mix of war and its impacts, both heartbreakingly pathetic and terrifying. "... they were now moving down the slope towards his house; the soldier at the front raised his rifle to look at Alaz through the light intensifying sight, and for a fleeting moment, his face was illuminated as a pale green mask. Alaz … [Read more...] about Next of Kin by Scott Barron
Long Gone Tomorrow by Nick Bateman
Sometimes bad things happen to good people... who then end up doing bad things. After a virus is unleashed on the entire globe, a handful of survivors, each having their own experiences and hardships, fights to remain alive in a world that is falling apart around them. The lines between right or wrong and good or evil get very blurry when your life is at stake with every move. In a world quickly becoming devoid of both humans and humanity, survival at all costs is still a very steep price to … [Read more...] about Long Gone Tomorrow by Nick Bateman
Remain Seated, Please by Jared Dahl
In a world that promises you the best of yesterday, today, and tomorrow, things are not quite exactly as they seem. Eager to finally be working his dream job at his dream company, Ryder soon discovers that this is much more than just your average theme park. Targeted Age Group:: 12+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I have been wanting to complete a book for NaNoWriMo for about 12 years, and this past year I wrote this story. The basic setting and characters were laid out, but I … [Read more...] about Remain Seated, Please by Jared Dahl
Fae or Foe? by C A Deegan
Fae or Foe? by C A Deegan No one would want to kill a Faery, surely?! Jack Crackley wouldn't; teenagers don’t believe in such things. There are plenty of other things to worry about; his mum, jobs, school, the local bullies, not to mention some weird disease that's affecting young children the world over. However, things are never as they seem. Little eyes watch out for him whilst bigger ones seek him for their own ends. There’s a hidden world out there, and its inhabitants are in serious … [Read more...] about Fae or Foe? by C A Deegan
Supreme threat – A Logan Alexander Thriller by T.L. Williams
CIA Officer Logan Alexander is assigned to Los Alamos National Laboratory on rotation, to tackle the counterintelligence threats plaguing the lab. While there, Logan uncovers a plot by the North Korean Intelligence Service to penetrate the lab with operatives who, on the surface, appear to be upstanding citizens, but in reality are plotting a sinister attack against the U.S. Targeted Age Group:: Adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I spent thirty years working at the Central … [Read more...] about Supreme threat – A Logan Alexander Thriller by T.L. Williams
The Treasure of Conquistador Haven: A 21st Century Treasure Adventure by Bruce Miles
A group of college students along with a television documentary crew and a Forest Service ranger begin an exploration of a previously unsurvey part of the Ouachita National Forest in Arkansas. They soon find out the forest has more dangers than wild animals and deadly plants as they become involved in a battle between looters stealing Hernando De Soto's fable lost treasure and outlaw marijuana growers. The unexpected meeting pits the reporter and ranger against the bad guys while trying to keep … [Read more...] about The Treasure of Conquistador Haven: A 21st Century Treasure Adventure by Bruce Miles
The Lone Captain by Lewis Crow
Captain Nemo’s son continues his own tales of adventure in The Lone Captain, a sequel to 2018’s The Nautilus Legacy and the second volume of The Nemo Chronicles. Inspired by the work of Jules Verne and written as a memoir, it will delight readers of the first volume as well as those new to the series. Against a backdrop of Victorian-era political tensions and advances in science and technology, the Nautilus’ crew venture across the world’s oceans to further their twin missions of science and … [Read more...] about The Lone Captain by Lewis Crow
The Outcast Presidents by Sultan Kamysbayev
In Central Asian steppes and mountains lies the nation of Dalabistan, a country marred by tribal inequality, corruption, and economic stagnation. Alisher Karabars, a member of an unprivileged tribe, left Dalabistan to become a successful billionaire in California. His life is spent on partying, vapid one night stands, and abusing his employees. However, Alisher’s life is about to change. As his country's dictatorship announces new oppressive measures, the playboy businessman expands his American … [Read more...] about The Outcast Presidents by Sultan Kamysbayev
