Morco and Priscilla Dome created an Empire that has been untouchable for twenty years. With the New Orleans, Biloxi, and Mobile Police Department on their payroll, will they be able to reign in the streets forever or will the lifestyles of their children China and DeMarcus cause their empire to crumble? China, Karissa, Layla and Tara are professional killers who will take one’s soul for that dollar bill. Each of the girls has been met with their own karma in life which leads them down a road … [Read more...] about Hired Divas From The Deep South: The Dome Cartel by Leah Winters-Foster
Family Day by Mahmoud Suleiman Abdi Dualeh
This story deals with the issue of family separation. In order to overcome unbearable grief, the members of the Noor family decide to search for each other after being separated for 14 grueling years. Family Day is their story. Targeted Age Group:: All Ages What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I was inspired by the cruel policy of separating families U.S. borders. I really wanted to target the issue of family separation through an allegorical piece. Family Day is all about the Noor … [Read more...] about Family Day by Mahmoud Suleiman Abdi Dualeh
FEATURED BOOK: The Christmas Heist by Kimberly Hammer
The book will be reduced from 12/3 - 12/5. Can an eight-year-old remind people what Christmas is all about? Christmas is on the horizon, but Mattie Hendsley sees only despair and weariness in those all around him. People seem to have forgotten the true meaning of Christmas, including his mother. Mattie resolves to do something about it. He embarks on a journey to bring a bit of joy to those who need it most. With the help of two friends, he searches out people in need of a Christmas miracle. … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: The Christmas Heist by Kimberly Hammer
Mister Kreasey’s Demon by Raymond Nickford
Mister Kreasey's Demon is a psychological suspense with an underlying romance. Tormented by his students there is one exception, Amy, who tries to be his 'passport' to her teacher-bashing classmates who dares to teach them poetry. The book cover was designed to suggest that the trust which Kreasey places in Amy and her growing tenderness of feeling for him ( in the foreground on the steps) is threatened – at least in Kreasey's paranoid mind if not imminently about to happen – by the gathering … [Read more...] about Mister Kreasey’s Demon by Raymond Nickford
The Latitude by Pete Clements
The Latitude by Pete Clements is a timely new thriller that will captivate readers with compelling characters, ruthless airborne opioid smugglers, thrilling high seas boat chases, torrid romance and a killer Bahamian hurricane. The fast paced action goes from Palm Beaches’ historic Breakers Hotel to secluded Florida citrus groves and ranch land, to a Gulf Stream crossing to the Bahama Bank and back in Pete Clements exciting debut work. Fiction enthusiasts will be hooked on this finely tuned … [Read more...] about The Latitude by Pete Clements
The Petition by Nichole Williams
Fighting for what's right in an unjust world. All Jessica wanted was a world filled with peace and justice for all, as most humans in the world do. Unknowingly the day came where she must fight for her son's justice. A fight to see her son not become another systematic number in the log for the government. Targeted Age Group:: Over 18 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I always write from reality and real-life experiences and add a little twist. In the climate of today’s society, I … [Read more...] about The Petition by Nichole Williams
It Wasn’t Enough by Peg Tittle
What if one day, all of the women suddenly disappeared? Without what it is that women do, what it is that women are — what would happen? Here and now, women’s subordination is so systemic it’s unremarkable (to all but serious feminists). In It Wasn’t Enough, once women are gone and men have to take their places, fill their roles, the subordination becomes remarkable—that is, it becomes noticeable. And then—what would happen? Radically feminist. Dystopian. Targeted Age Group:: … [Read more...] about It Wasn’t Enough by Peg Tittle
Secrets By The Water by Beau Spearman
It’s been three years since the tragic death of his grandparents. Rusty has been called home to Texas for the final reading of the will. This face to face showdown with his verbally abusive father isn’t something that is high on his list of things to do. Ultimately he wouldn’t dream of stepping back in this town, but the words from his grandmother Gege keep coming to him and compelling him to face these fears and past abuse. He hears her voice, but how is this possible? Being awarded the … [Read more...] about Secrets By The Water by Beau Spearman
FEATURED BOOK: The Christmas Heist by Kimberly Hammer
Can an eight-year old remind people what Christmas is all about? Christmas is on the horizon, but Mattie Hendsley sees only despair and weariness in those all around him. People seem to have forgotten the true meaning of Christmas, including his mother. Mattie resolves to do something about it. He embarks on a journey to bring a bit of joy to those who need it most. With the help of two friends, he searches out people in need of a Christmas miracle. When Mattie sends an innocent letter to the … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: The Christmas Heist by Kimberly Hammer
Brooke’s Promise by Janice L. Berliner
How do you put your life back together after learning your past is a lie? Thirty years after fifteen-year-old Julia is misunderstood by her parents and sent to boarding school, her son pushes his wife into a pregnancy she isn’t wholly ready to undertake. When their beautiful baby girl displays a frightening failure to thrive, a series of medical evaluations lead to the diagnosis of a devastating disease that reveals a world of secrets and threatens to unravel their marriage and their families. … [Read more...] about Brooke’s Promise by Janice L. Berliner
The Last Rose of Summer by Mary Austin
The Last Rose of Summer by Mary Austin While pursuing an independent research project as a premed at Cleary University, Mary Austin discovers a remarkably nontoxic drug that could change cancer chemotherapy as we know it. Her work is set for publication in a top tier journal until her mentors involve Dullahan Pharmaceuticals, a multinational pharmaceutical giant. Soon Mary finds herself mysteriously excluded from negotiations with the drug company, despite the fact that the project is … [Read more...] about The Last Rose of Summer by Mary Austin
Carousel Music by Rick Moskovitz
Carousel Music by Rick Moskovitz Carousel Music is a “She said, he said” mystery, set two decades before the “Me, too” era during a time when controversy raged over the validity of memories recovered during psychotherapy. As knotty as the dilemma of when to believe women who claim that they were violated as adults, what if the victim was a child and the perpetrator was her father? And what if she had no recollection of the trauma before undergoing psychotherapy as an adult and her father was … [Read more...] about Carousel Music by Rick Moskovitz
