Sean Joye is a fae-touched young veteran of 1923’s Irish Civil War. He wants nothing more than to start a clean, new life in America, free of supernatural misadventures and shoot-on-sight orders. He takes what he thinks is an easy job as bodyguard for a St. Louis judge, driving him to Missouri’s infamous state penitentiary to witness an execution. The appointed day is clear and fine. A perfect day for a hanging. Yet as soon as they arrive at the prison, Sean realizes his back is up over … [Read more...] about The Resurrectionist by Kathy L. Brown
An End To Eternity by Dennis Badeau
An explosive, heartfelt and stunningly visual debut novel... Indiana Jones meets the Great Gatsby! The year is 1923 and bootlegger and WWI veteran Jeb Chamberlain is a wanted man. On the run from the cops and stowed away on-board a ship bound for adventure in Africa, (with his beautiful and married ex-girlfriend in tow) Jeb finds himself mixed up with Brooklyn gangsters, living skeletons, and a femme fatale more dangerous than the Devil. An End To Eternity is a pulpy, romantic, one of a kind … [Read more...] about An End To Eternity by Dennis Badeau
Creating a Detailed Back Story for my Main Characters – Guest Post by Ann Streetman @AnnStreetman
Character development for novels entails creating a detailed back story for the lead characters. For me, it is important to create the back story for the main characters before I start the plot. I may know in general where the story is going and how it will end, but for detailed plotting I must know what these particular characters would and would not do. For the female lead, I want to have in writing when and where she was born; a little information about her parents; where she lived before … [Read more...] about Creating a Detailed Back Story for my Main Characters – Guest Post by Ann Streetman @AnnStreetman
Interview with Author – Rae Summers
Author Bio: Rae Summers lives in South Africa where she works in television advertising, a line of work that is not always as glamorous as it seems. When she isn’t working or being mom to two young daughters, Rae can be found with her nose in a book. Rae’s first grade teacher was so seriously concerned by her day dreaming that she called her parents in for a conference. Fortunately, her parents staunchly defended Rae’s right to daydream and these days she’s able to prove their faith right by … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Rae Summers
