About Paul Neuhaus: Paul was born long, long ago in Cincinnati, Ohio. He had a normal childhood and did moderately well in school. When he came of age, he went to numerous colleges, starting with Ohio State University in Columbus and culminating at Kennesaw State College north of Atlanta, Georgia. That's right: mid-college, he moved South where he indulged in fatty cuisine and intolerance for his fellow man. He received a BA in English which, sadly, benefited him little. Paul, in his early … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: You Don’t Know Me by Aza Clave
Hannah Hauptmann Trilogy BOOK 1 "You Don't Know Me" A genre bash debut novel set in Berlin & Stockholm. Eighteen years after their affair, Hannah rekindles the love she shared with Anders. Hannah is now a 34-year-old mother and journalist living in Berlin. Anders is a diplomat, tackling a series of refugee killings in Sweden. A week later, Anders is dead. Not convinced that his death is a suicide, Hannah sets out on a risky path to learn the truth. An interweaved love story with a … [Read more...]
Dream Oracle Series: Syntaurus by Seraph Sanchez
Dream Oracle Series: Syntaurus by Seraph Sanchez Three temple maidens are running for their lives. The bandits have suddenly sprung from their hiding among the mountain pass to ambush the maidens’ caravan. As the temple maiden’s security is quickly being killed all around them, each knows that at least one of them must survive to get to the Dream Oracle. They must warn her of a Supreme Overlord named Kronos. The temple maidens have information that Kronos plans to kill the Dream Oracle and … [Read more...]
Raptor by b.a.bostick
It's the 21st Century. Demons have given up the old ways of dealing with humanity. For decades, ambitious demons have been taking on the guise of humans in order to insinuate themselves into positions of power and wealth. After all, why dabble in the black arts when greed, deception and politics can make the world ripe for take-over by other means. Targeted Age Group:: YA to Adults What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I'm a great fan of both Urban Fantasy and old fashioned private … [Read more...]
Poet of The Wrong Generation by Lonnie Ostrow
“It’s not that I don’t love you, and my tears are yet to dry. But you can’t go back and forth forever and we’ve already said goodbye.” Through these words, a young poet unearths his musical soul while severing ties with the woman he loves after her stunning betrayal. Unknowingly, in writing this ballad of liberation, he will soon evolve as one of the fastest rising stars on the pop music landscape. The year is 1991; the place, New York City. Here we meet Johnny Elias, a college student from … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Carlton Page
About Carlton Page: My name is Carlton Page , I am from Los Angeles, California. I grew up watching the best Cartoons and anime ever in my opinion and that is where i drew most of my inspiration. other forms of inspiration come from people i know and classes that i have taken throughout the course of my life and i am glad i can share my experiences and thoughts with the world. What inspires you to write? A little bit of everything in life inspires me to write about life situations and how … [Read more...]
Chasm by L.K. Kuhl
What happens when you’re in love with your children’s abductor? Taylor Vine thinks she can fight off the demons of her past when she moves back home to Estill Springs, Tennessee, but it doesn’t take long to see that things aren’t quite that easy. The bumps she hears in the night soon escalate, keeping her up at nights, and it isn’t long before her most precious possessions, her children, get abducted. She finds herself in a race against time to try to find them before it’s too late. One … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Paul Beech
About Paul Beech: I am a bookseller from Portsmouth, and enjoy music, writing (of course!), playing my bass guitar (badly) and annoying my wife and daughter (which I seem to do without realizing it). We live in a tiny flat, together with a cat and thousands of books. What inspires you to write? I think I am most inspired by my own thoughts, feelings, frustrations, fears and desires. I unconsciously put a fair portion of my own psyche into my main character, Joe. The other thing that … [Read more...]
Behind the Facade by Rebecca Heap
Katherine Pearson is happy with her life. She has a successful, doting father, a rewarding job and is soon to be married to a man who adores her. When she is kidnapped by an Irish terrorist, her world is destroyed. Years later, she still suffers from disturbing flashbacks and an inability to form new relationships. When she meets the enigmatic American, Michael Hunter, she believes she may have finally found love again. However, can you ever really know what is beneath the surface? Her new found … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Jack and the Magical Beanstalk by Pablo Michaels
Genre: gay erotic, romance Jack, an awkward, young boy, grew up on a farm with his mother, Lorene. Fatherless from a young age, Jack and his mother sold milk from their prize winning cow, Pearly White, at the market. Jack idolized his handsome father, Bill, who sang beautiful melodies for his wife. Jack could not sing but had other talents like drawing and painting. When the farm started failing, without Jack’s father tending the crops, they had to sell Pearly White. Lorene scolded her son … [Read more...]
Jack and the Magical Beanstalk by Pablo Michaels
Jack, an awkward, young boy, grew up on a farm with his mother, Lorene. Fatherless from a young age, Jack and his mother sold milk from their prize winning cow, Pearly White, at the market. Jack idolized his handsome father, Bill, who sang beautiful melodies for his wife. Jack could not sing but had other talents like drawing and painting. When the farm started failing, without Jack’s father tending the crops, they had to sell Pearly White. Lorene scolded her son for selling their cow for five … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Pablo Michaels
About Pablo Michaels: My mother was a primary school teacher, excelling in teaching reading and writing. So I was encouraged to perform well in school. My mother gave me good advice- people can take everything away from you but your education. I started reading when I was five and write my first book in the third grade. All through high school and college, I loved writing stories and poetry. I am a gay, senior man married to my partner, best friend, lover, husband and soulmate for twenty … [Read more...]
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