Olivia Dawson can’t seem to catch a break. Her boss is retiring and her immediate supervisor, an awful woman with a personal vendetta against her, looks to be getting his job. Her love life is in shambles, her best friend won’t shut the hell up about Star Trek, and her elderly neighbor won’t stop hitting her car with his pickup. But that’s just the normal stuff. You see, Olivia is allergic to everything — animals, dust, bees, pollen — the list goes on. And now she’s discovered that each time … [Read more...] about Daisy Chain by B. K. Brain
The Worst of Samael Apollos: Poetry for Malcontents by Samuel H. Martin
Samael Apollos is a dark, brooding, cynical man who uses writing as a way to relive his feelings of woe. Once in a while, Samael can turn on the charm and express heartfelt positivity. He expresses his disdain for social media, relationships, medical science, business, politics, and himself. He also wrote a short story about his time in the media under the alias, Kent Harris. … [Read more...] about The Worst of Samael Apollos: Poetry for Malcontents by Samuel H. Martin
The Day Bailey Devlin’s Horoscope Came True by Rebecca Forster
The Day Bailey Devlin's Horoscope Came True by Rebecca Forster Oh Boy! Oh Bailey! You're just trying to make something of yourself. You've got the grit and the gumption. Now you just need a some luck, and a little love wouldn't hurt either. When your horoscope says the man of your dreams is going to knock on your door, you're ready. But the one that shows up isn't the man you want. Still, he might just be the man you need. … [Read more...] about The Day Bailey Devlin’s Horoscope Came True by Rebecca Forster
The Secret Sign of the Lizard People by Kevin E Buckley
When two L.A. homicide detectives investigate the bizarre killing of a fashion model at the Hollywood Sign, it soon becomes clear that this murder is part of a much larger conspiracy that threatens not only the people of America, but the entire human race. With the help of a ragtag crew of improvised freedom fighters, the detectives must work quickly to take on the tainted global elite and avert the impending disaster that looms large on the … [Read more...] about The Secret Sign of the Lizard People by Kevin E Buckley
Pianist in a Bordello by Mike C. Erickson
Pianist in a BordelloWhat would happen if a politician decided to tell the truth—the whole truth? Richard Youngblood, aspiring Congressman, is about to find out. He’s running on a platform of honesty and transparency—and against the advice of his friends and advisers he’s decided to start with himself. His autobiography will lay his entire life bare before voters just days before the election.And what a life he’s had. Born in a commune and named Richard Milhous Nixon Youngblood as an angry shot … [Read more...] about Pianist in a Bordello by Mike C. Erickson
All The Best Quotes By Rufus & Friends In The Road To Key West series by Michael Reisig
All The Best Quotes By Rufus & Friends In The Road To Key West series by Michael Reisig The following effort is a remarkably entertaining collection of insight on Caribbean life, from a handful of famous authors, musicians, gamblers, and adventurous fools. Along with the best quotes from my entire "The Road To Key West" series, this is really a banquet of memories, in which you will discover adventure and wisdom with short bursts of truth and humor. The 70s and 80s are very much alive in … [Read more...] about All The Best Quotes By Rufus & Friends In The Road To Key West series by Michael Reisig
The Drunk’unn Boat by Darby Guise
George Dilgunk, an everyman’s everyman, begins his life with tragedy knocking at the door. After the death of his best friend and the disappearance of his girlfriend, George embarks on a strange odyssey forgoing all the rational rules. He’s on a collision course with a weird finale—a story populated by rogue priests, wayward cinema owners, and kindly prostitutes. Targeted Age Group:: 18-65 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? It's my first novel, and I wanted to challenge myself … [Read more...] about The Drunk’unn Boat by Darby Guise
OOF: An Online Outrage Fiesta for the Ages by Strobe Witherspoon
Award-winning novelist and cultural critic Strobe Witherspoon interrogates his own profession. It goes terribly. "Wildly entertaining ...Sometimes sad and sometimes hilarious, Witherspoon's timely metafictional novel explores the ways (mis)information can shape public discourse in the digital media age." – Booklife by Publishers Weekly ”Strikingly original ...an innovative literary experiment that supplies a thoughtful commentary on the 'discourse virus' of our age ...Witherspoon tackles a … [Read more...] about OOF: An Online Outrage Fiesta for the Ages by Strobe Witherspoon
Mutiny In The Dugout by Rod Kent
Parents send their kids to the newest craze in Little League baseball: military boot camp on a diamond. The kids have had enough of out-of-control parents, coaches, and abusive drill sergeants. After a typical day of coaches cursing and hitting kids, exploding bases, booing from the stands, and parents fighting in the parking lot, the kids are at their wits' end. It's mutiny in the dugout. The kids go on strike, pulling out picket signs to let their parents know they've finally crossed the … [Read more...] about Mutiny In The Dugout by Rod Kent
Bargain Book: Little Bram by Michael Barrett
A 2018 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist. It's the fall of 2002, and Skyler Bram is bracing herself for another year of torture from her half-sister Kina Dunlap. But when a family emergency strikes, the girls are forced to live under the same roof. Instead of drawing a line down the middle of their bedroom and letting the war wage on, Skyler and Kina make what they believe to be the mature decision to call a truce and put their past behind them. Together, they'll break each other out of … [Read more...] about Bargain Book: Little Bram by Michael Barrett
Tasty Bits by Jon Sindell
Tasty Bits by Jon Sindell From Jon Sindell's comic kitchen come forty-one morsels to please the palate of the most thoughtful fan of funny, from savory satires to pungent parodies to spicy spoofs to nutty narratives and more. "Jon Sindell has read everything, thought about everything, laughed about everything, and shown us how to laugh too, just when we need it most. His crazily inspired and carefully crafted short humor pieces stand with the best that any contemporary American has done in … [Read more...] about Tasty Bits by Jon Sindell
The Pugilist Poets of Venice by Jon Sindell
The Pugilist Poets of Venice by Jon Sindell "A rollicking, big-hearted tale, full of laughter, bravery and unflinching humanity." ~ Emily Kiernan, The Great Divide A Boomer, an Xer, and a Millennial walk into a book and ask: "Are friends really `the family we choose for ourselves?' And how cool is cool, really?" Meet Hammerhead Hirsch, a charismatic middle-aged boho known in the 60s as The Pugilist Poet for his Golden Gloves boxing crown and Beat poetry chops. Thirty years later Head has … [Read more...] about The Pugilist Poets of Venice by Jon Sindell
