What if the savior was the one who needed saving? All Claudia wanted to do was escape the mistakes of the past and start over. But when she answers an ad for a medical officer on a merchant ship in the Fringes, the captain recognizes her and blackmails her into taking the job. The Holiday’s Captain Bennet is amoral and has a short fuse. Claudia steers clear of him as much as possible while trying to care for the crew he lashes out on. Then the rumors start that their latest mission is to a … [Read more...] about Alien Redemption by Gloria Oliver
Barefoot in the Parking Lot by Vineet Verma
When a dead body is discovered lying barefoot in a restaurant parking lot, detectives Angela White and Paul Conley are called in to investigate the strange and disturbing crime. The victim turns out to be Jay Sharma, the hotshot CEO of a famed AI company and tech powerhouse. Jay’s distraught wife can’t imagine who could want to kill him. But the deeper White and Conley wade into the evidence, the longer the suspect list grows. The detectives soon come face-to-face with the dark and sordid world … [Read more...] about Barefoot in the Parking Lot by Vineet Verma
Interview with Author – Joanie Chevalier
About Joanie Chevalier: Hi! I was born in the L.A. area and our family moved up and down the West Coast for most of my childhood, finally settling in Washington State when I was about 12. After living many years in Washington State where it is gray and drizzly 350 days of the year (might be an exaggeration but it's close!), I finally decided I needed more vitamin D and moved to the San Francisco Bay area. I pay more taxes in California but I call it the "Sun Tax," so it's okay! Since I didn't … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Joanie Chevalier
Big Dog by Bruce Deitrick Price
Raymond Chandleresque detective novel set in Virginia Beach, Virginia. That's a famous tourist town. You've got the ocean, tourists, sand, and a hurricane. You've also got crime, murder, intrigue, suspense, blackmail, politics, danger, the usual components. PI Ben Morgan has to solve an array of interconnected crimes, keep himself alive, and if possible punish the bad guys and help the good guys. Targeted Age Group:: 16 and up What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I read "The Big Sleep, … [Read more...] about Big Dog by Bruce Deitrick Price
Patchwork Man by D.B. Martin
The most recent winner of an Indie B.R.A.G. Medallion, Patchwork Man is the first in the Patchwork suspense trilogy. Patchwork Man tells the story of top English barrister, Lawrence Juste, and how his life unravels when his wife is killed in a hit and run accident, but not before she’s left him a blackmail letter. The reason? Lawrence isn’t quite who he says he is – in fact his past is murky, to say the least; not exactly what you’d expect of a man of the courts. The letter is only the start … [Read more...] about Patchwork Man by D.B. Martin
Interview with Author – Richard Hennerley
About Richard Hennerley: I am to be found firmly adrift in the land of Anywhere, also known as the Land of Stories, loitering with fictitious intent and words aforethought at the end of a sentence that begins with "Once upon a time..." I live in England. I have some strange ideas in my head. I struggle with understanding what this world is about: is it really all random? I am blessed with a loving partner and family and three beautiful dogs. I eat, drink, sleep and bleed if you cut me. I am … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Richard Hennerley
The Philanthropist’s Danse by Paul Wornham @paulwornham
This book is bargain priced from 05/15/2014 until 05/17/2014 Twelve people. Five days. One fortune. Johnston Thurwell, one of the world’s richest men, dies unexpectedly. His family expects to inherit his wealth, but instead discover the dying philanthropist has spent his last days planning something called The Danse. The twelve most important people in his life are brought together to decide the most important question at the end of it. Who will inherit his fortune? The family is … [Read more...] about The Philanthropist’s Danse by Paul Wornham @paulwornham
