About Betta Ferrendelli: Betta Ferrendelli is the award-winning author of the Samantha Church Mystery Series featuring reporter Samantha Church. Her most recent novel is "An Invincible Summer." Many of Church's adventures come from Ferrendelli's own experience since 1989 as a prize-winning journalist for newspapers in Denver, Seattle and Albuquerque. What inspires you to write? I am inspired to write when I see people engrossed in the book they are reading. Years ago, I was working out one … [Read more...]
Division by Karen A. Wyle
New technology, new choices . . . but who gets to choose? Conjoined twins Gordon and Johnny have never let their condition keep them from living full and fulfilling lives. Gordon looks forward to many years of closeness and cooperation. Johnny, however, faces their future with increasing restlessness, even dread. When the boys are in their teens, the new technologies of accelerated human cloning and brain transplants are combined into a single medical procedure. Someone whose body has … [Read more...]
Victim & Witness by Pilar Savage
When high school student Betsy Jacobsen doesn’t come home from a trip to the local shopping mall, her parents are devastated. What could have happened to their beautiful, athletic daughter? Bennie Escoe can’t quite believe how easy it was for him to make his fantasy come true. All he wanted was a beautiful young slave, just like the bondage pictures he spent hours perusing online. When he abducts the raven haired Betsy Jacobsen, he is well on his way to being able to enjoy a real, live … [Read more...]
Rich Man, Poor Man by Jonathan Symcox @JonSymcox
Head doorman Bill Conrad is losing control of his nightclub – and his life – as a football hooligan firm seeks to impose a protection racket. Promising international footballer Angelo Thompson stands accused of a city centre assault, but claims he is a scapegoat as the real villains run free. Meanwhile, his barrister Anthony Steele harbours a dark secret that could ruin everything. Rich Man, Poor Man delves into the prejudices of Britain’s deep-rooted class system as the worlds of … [Read more...]
The Guilty by Gabriel Boutros @Boutros_Author
Robert Bratt is a veteran defense attorney whose faith in the justice system, and the role he plays in it, wavers when his daughter’s best friend is raped and the rapist is acquitted. The rapist’s lawyer twisted the victim’s testimony around to make her look like she was the aggressor, and Bratt knows this is exactly what he would have done in his place. But his daughter hates all lawyers now, including him, and that causes him to question the way he has always practiced his chosen profession … [Read more...]
