The Oldest Word by Johnny Firic The story opens with the discovery of a mysterious box from the distant past. Its makers are five orphaned friends who hope to help civilizational knowledge survive disruptive climate change centuries in the future: the ending of the Ice Age. The bar is continuously raised as the box traverses more than a dozen settings to the present day. Readers are tacitly encouraged to partner with the author and fill in the blanks by considering their metaphorical boxes, … [Read more...] about The Oldest Word by Johnny Firic
Reinventing Rita: A Midlife Moxie Novel by Nancy Christie
As her fiftieth birthday approaches, Rita Reynolds is faced with an uncomfortable thought: is it too late to start over and reinvent herself? But it’s not just the half-century mark that sparks the question. She is also dealing with a bad case of empty-nest syndrome combined with the possible loss of her part-time job. Worse, she realizes that since her divorce five years ago, she’s been coasting on the highway of life. Everyone around her, from her twenty-year-old son Zack to her … [Read more...] about Reinventing Rita: A Midlife Moxie Novel by Nancy Christie
Dial Q for Quincy’s Hope by Lori Soard
Have you ever been heartbroken? So have the two characters in Dial Q for Quincy's Hope. Can they overcome their mistrust and find love? How will the little miniature dachshund fit into their plans?? Visit beautiful and quaint Madison, Indiana to meet Jace and Hope and Hope's short-legged rescue dog Quincy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcDG0CoyidU … [Read more...] about Dial Q for Quincy’s Hope by Lori Soard
The Oldest Word by Johnny Firic
The Oldest Word by Johnny Firic “Plural identity is where respectful practice begins.” Who are you? Just the one body and mind? Does your story begin with your birth? Or how far back would you go? The Oldest Word spans ten thousand years and more than a dozen settings. Human contradictions are reconciled time and again, with tragedy and humor feeding off each other. From the twin mirror mazes of history and psychology, amid ever-shifting social and natural landscapes, enduring patterns … [Read more...] about The Oldest Word by Johnny Firic
Urban Marriage 16: Atlanta Girls’ Therapy for Toxic Parent by Tulipe Pascere
Urban Marriage 16: Atlanta Girls' Therapy for Toxic Parent by Tulipe Pascere KINDLE FICTION: Women's Christian / Contemporary Women SERIES Book 16 (ed.1.9): lesbian couple decides on pastoral counseling and sex therapy to deal with an anti-gay parent / 151 pp / 16 reviews, 4.5 avg … [Read more...] about Urban Marriage 16: Atlanta Girls’ Therapy for Toxic Parent by Tulipe Pascere
Seasons by Rebecca Forster
Seasons by Rebecca Forster Elizabeth MacMillan's husband has deserted her. She struggles to keep it together, until a chance meeting with Max Marino offers her another chance at love. Handsome and kind, Max also has a devastating secret that will pit Elizabeth's happiness against her young son's. … [Read more...] about Seasons by Rebecca Forster
Interview with Author – Brendan and Lori O’Gara
About Brendan and Lori O'Gara: Hello! We are so thrilled to be here sharing our story with you. We are the O'Garas, Brendan and Lori. Family and writing are what our life revolves around. Our philosophy for creating this life is simple. We are advocates of human decency, honesty and respect, who believe that magic is real if you take the time to look for it. We reside a few miles from where we grew up together on Perdido Key on the Florida Gulf Coast. When not at the beach, … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Brendan and Lori O’Gara
Abhaya – The Story Of A Fearlessly Incandescent Girl by Namrata Naresh
Challenged by the secrets of the villagers of Dumarsan, Abhaya Kulkarni, a young working professional, is forced to unravel them to accomplish her own mission in the project. Using her wit and compassion will she be able to manoeuvre around the villagers and understand their life and struggles? What happens to her is unexpected, perhaps enthralling — an encounter with Vijendra Pratap Singh, who embraces her hopes to improve the daily lives and bring about a socio-economic change in the lives of … [Read more...] about Abhaya – The Story Of A Fearlessly Incandescent Girl by Namrata Naresh
Urban Marriage 12: Atlanta Girls … Engaged! by Tulipe Pascere
Urban Marriage 12: Atlanta Girls ... Engaged! by Tulipe Pascere SERIES Book 12: young divorcée moves in with her lesbian friend and they seek pastoral counseling and therapy to explore their relationship / Mature Christian audience (NO erotica) Amazon Kindle FICTION: Christian Romance / Lesbian Romance … [Read more...] about Urban Marriage 12: Atlanta Girls … Engaged! by Tulipe Pascere
Urban Marriage 13: Atlanta Girls’ Wedding Bells by Tulipe Pascere
Urban Marriage 13: Atlanta Girls' Wedding Bells by Tulipe Pascere SERIES Book 13: young divorcée and her lesbian friend are wed by their pastor with two of four Christian parents strongly opposing the union AMAZON KINDLE FICTION: Lesbian Romance / Christian Romance Mature Christian audience: adult conversations, no violence, no erotica … [Read more...] about Urban Marriage 13: Atlanta Girls’ Wedding Bells by Tulipe Pascere
Interview with Author – Sarah Kraft
About Sarah Kraft: Sarah Kraft was born and raised in Oregon. By day, she designs jewelry for Portland's premiere brides. By night, she writes novels and designs for her fashion line, KoutureDeLeKraft. Follow her online for fashion tips and dog mom stories @Sbkraft. What inspires you to write? Writing has always been an escape for me, a place where I could build my own worlds and stories. I started writing at ten years old in the back of my parents' automotive shop, and from there … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Sarah Kraft
The Ingenious, and the Colour of Life by J.Y. Sam
The Ingenious, and the Colour of Life by J.Y. Sam From a beguiling new voice in contemporary fiction comes an astonishing novel about a group of mysterious children with the power to change lives... Ever since young Milly Bythaway can remember, she’s had to hide who she really is – dumbing down an extraordinary genius in order to blend into the background. 14-year-old Tai Jones has been abandoned by his mother and forced to live as a homeless wanderer, but the appearance of a stray cat helps … [Read more...] about The Ingenious, and the Colour of Life by J.Y. Sam
