A children’s favourite seaside puppet show portraying domestic abuse was basis for this new novel by Carol M Mottershead. Here is what Erin Pizzey, founder of the UK’s first ever women’s refuge in Chiswick and avid social reformer on domestic abuse, said about it: ‘Wow your book is a tour de force the research that you must have done to cover such a huge amount of years is amazing I loved the book you are a natural born storyteller. I hope to read your next book soon; lots of love and … [Read more...] about Joan – Put on a Happy Face by Carol M Mottershead
Traveller Inceptio by Rob Shackleford
If you were sent 1000 years into the past, would you survive? Traveller Inceptio describes how the Transporter is accidentally invented and becomes public knowledge when it sends a subject 1000 years into the past. A Special Forces team of Travellers is then selected and trained with the intent to send them to Saxon England to explore what could be a very dangerous period of history. From the beaches of Australia, to the forests of Saxon England, Traveller Inceptio reveals how Travellers … [Read more...] about Traveller Inceptio by Rob Shackleford
Prophecy by Amanda Lynn Petrin
When eighteen-year-old honor student Lucy Owens discovers her family secret, she must leave the world she knows behind or suffer a fate worse than death. Dubbed "that weird Owens girl" since grade school, Lucy struggles to find her place in the small, New England town she grew up in. She lives a quiet, sheltered life with her guardians, surrounded by the memories of her Owens ancestors. Lucy bears a striking resemblance to these women, down to the crescent moon shaped birthmark on the back of … [Read more...] about Prophecy by Amanda Lynn Petrin
Gisela’s Passion by Astrid V.J.
Gisela's Passion by Astrid V.J. Ever since she can remember, 18-year-old Gisela Winry has wanted to dance. Her strict father sees dancing as the path to immorality, licentiousness and debauchery. Devastated at his wrath after she secretly auditions and wins the title Harvest Queen of Ylvaton, Gisela turns to her best friend, Hilarion, who proposes a path she cannot take. With their friendship broken, Hilarion retreats to the solace of the forest where he lets his hatred and jealousy … [Read more...] about Gisela’s Passion by Astrid V.J.
FEATURED BOOK: Truffle Me Not by MK Scott
The future of Cupid’s Catering Company hangs in the balance. With a rival bakery, owned by the queen of all mean, rich girls, Della is at a distinct disadvantage. Della hinges her financial future on winning the local truffle contest. As if there wasn’t enough on her mind, additional problems arise, including missing cats, jewel thieves, and her desperate attempt to find the incredibly kind man who’d lent her hand when she had tire trouble. Can she solve all these problems and find time to … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Truffle Me Not by MK Scott
Traveller Probo by Rob Shackleford
Would you survive if sent one-thousand years into the past? Development of the Transporter saw highly trained researchers, called Travellers, successfully sent one-thousand years back in time to early medieval Saxon England. Traveller Missions now mean enormous national prestige and the recovery of priceless lost artefacts and knowledge, so nations vie for the use of the Transporter and more daring Traveller missions are planned. Politics and power soon come into play. To study lost peoples … [Read more...] about Traveller Probo by Rob Shackleford
Old and New by Lucinda Race
Old and New by Lucinda Race Can something old lead to something new? Jamie MacLellan is content with her life. Her business as a certified public accountant is going well, she owns her own home, and she never wants to live anywhere but Vermont, near her sisters. Why bother getting married, when no man could measure up to her father’s example of a loving, respectful husband? Then she tries on her grandmother’s wedding dress. Is the shadowy man she sees in the mirror her future, or just a … [Read more...] about Old and New by Lucinda Race
Breathe by Lucinda Race
Breathe by Lucinda Race Romance and fine wine both need time to breathe… Her family’s successful winery business in the Finger Lakes region of New York should have gone to Tessa Price. She’d always dreamed of running the winery, but when the “prodigal son” returns to take up the reins, she boldly strikes out on her own, purchasing Sand Creek Winery—a cash-strapped competitor—right out from under her family. She can forge her own destiny, using her marketing skills and big plans to bring new … [Read more...] about Breathe by Lucinda Race
FEATURED BOOK: Santa Baby (A Dickens Holiday Prequel – Dorrit’s Diner) by Peggy Jaeger
It’s Christmas Eve morning in the tiny New England town of Dickens. Santa’s arrival is imminent, and a hint of snow is in the air. Amy Dorrit is just about to open her popular diner for the breakfast rush when she discovers an abandoned baby on her back doorstep. Amy knows she should call the authorities and turn the infant over to them, but she just can’t. Thoughts of her own abandonment as a baby flood through her and she wants to keep the little one out of the hands of the authorities … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Santa Baby (A Dickens Holiday Prequel – Dorrit’s Diner) by Peggy Jaeger
Stalking Gideon Cain by Kerry Alan Denney
Bestselling author Gideon Cain is losing his mind. Everywhere he turns lately, the femme fatales from his psychological thrillers show up—live and in person. Are they actresses playing a cruel joke on him, figments of his increasingly terrifying delusions, or fantastical vigilantes sprung to life from the pages of his books? All he knows for certain is if he doesn't find answers soon, he's bound for the psych ward. When one of his fictional antagonists poisons him on a flight home from a … [Read more...] about Stalking Gideon Cain by Kerry Alan Denney
Guinevere Trilogy by Cheryl Carpinello
Guinevere Trilogy by Cheryl Carpinello Guinevere Trilogy GUINEVERE: ON THE EVE OF LEGEND Princess Guinevere dreaded her upcoming thirteenth birthday. It signaled the beginning of her official role as the Lady of her father’s castle. No more adventures in the forest with Cedwyn. No more explorations outside the castle walls. No more excitement. No more danger. No more fun. Cedwyn—her companion for as long as she remembered—viewed her circumstances differently. A Medieval coming-of-age story … [Read more...] about Guinevere Trilogy by Cheryl Carpinello
Legacy of Seconds by Edge O. Erin
My heroine, Claire Rand, is a fiery young woman, and the book opens with her reluctantly listening to a message about the planned colonization mission to Prometer. As Claire must chip red coral to chisel out an existence, off-world designs are moot, even if her morally bankrupt family - the Ghans - happen to be the architect of them. More significant and disturbing to her is that the matriarchal plutocracy employs clones of her dearly departed sister to expand their power. But wait, Mariot is … [Read more...] about Legacy of Seconds by Edge O. Erin
