Nikki Blaze is at the top of her game and the top of her profession. She's the worlds highest paid assassin. Now she wants out while she's still on top. But first she must go on one more mission. To save someone she loves she has to find the legendary pearl called the Chinese Princess. Targeted Age Group:: 25-35 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I was inspired to write this book because there seemed to me be a shortage of female protagonists in the thriller genre. I thought it would … [Read more...] about Nikki Blaze and the Chinese Princess by Tucker Jackson
Orphans, Assassins & the Existential Eggplant by JT Gillett
Smart, fun and quirky medieval adventure features a gorgeous alchemist, teenage prodigy and 600-year-old, shrunken talking eggplant. From the Children's Crusade to hashish-fueled assassins, you'll explore bizarre 13th century history and discover new truths about the origins of mysticism and more. Targeted Age Group:: 16 to 100 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Inspired by bizarre history and fanciful, fun possibilities. … [Read more...] about Orphans, Assassins & the Existential Eggplant by JT Gillett
The Dim-Witted Hitman by Deb Graham
The Dim-Witted Hitman by Deb Graham “Dimmie, my boy, it looks like you’re going on a luxury cruise.” With those words, the hot-headed Irish mobster sends his best hitman to take out his old rival. He’ll never control the mob so long as Kerrick is alive. Dimmie (short for Dim Wit) O’Malley, who has never been out of New York City, is trapped in a life he didn’t choose. With one misstep, he has a change of heart that puts his own life in danger. A former mob boss, grieving the loss of his … [Read more...] about The Dim-Witted Hitman by Deb Graham
Interview with Author – Rachel Cotterill
About Rachel Cotterill: Rachel Cotterill grew up hiding from the real world in a succession of imaginary lands, and has no particular wish to return to Earth. She likes fast-paced plots, greyscale morality, and characters who remain believable when they find themselves in situations that are anything but. She’s always searching for her next favourite author, and is half of the feminist SFF book blog Strange Charm, which exists to showcase the best in speculative fiction by female … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Rachel Cotterill
Interview with Author – Khaled Talib
About Khaled Talib: I was born and raised in Singapore. My ancestors came from the Middle East more than a hundred years ago. I've a sweet tooth, which means I'm always craving for something delightful. And you know something? Sugar helps with my writing because when it kicks in, I get a rush, making it easier to write adrenaline-pumping action scenes. Not the best advice, I know... but it works for me. The humid weather in Singapore isn't really friendly to writers, so I need something to … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Khaled Talib
The Triple Six by G. Randolph Miller
Professional wheelman and former racecar driver, Roland Spivey has been marked for death by a national crime syndicate and the only way he can save his life and the woman he loves is to play a game of death called the Triple Six. Developed by regional bosses for their wagering entertainment and thirst for inflicting abuse on condemned cohorts, the Triple Six obligates the ill-fated to complete six contract kills – with just six bullets – in only six hours. But with lives at stake and millions of … [Read more...] about The Triple Six by G. Randolph Miller
Interview with Author – G. Randolph Miller
About G. Randolph Miller: I live in the Indianapolis metropolitan area with my wife and son. I enjoy spending time with his family, writing stories, watching good movies, vintage muscle cars, professional football, the Indy 500, visiting the U.S. national parks and monuments and listening to music from the 60’s and 70’s. The Triple Six is my first novella. What inspires you to write? I love to tell stories about crimes and the criminals who commit them. I've always found it to be a … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – G. Randolph Miller
