Featured Free Book: Book is free from 09/01/2024 until 12/14/2024 If the dates are the same, book is free one day only. About the Book Reviews and free previews across multiple genres to help choose your seasonal gifts (and your own reading). Start your gift plans by reading ISBN 9781907230806, free from all major e-book stores. Download book here … [Read more...] about Featured Free Book: Make Xmas Easy! by Sparkling Books
Fan Mail by Joseph Lewis
$.99 on March 19, 2024 2023 Author's Shout Runner-Up 2023 Literary Titan Silver Book Award Winner "Lewis takes after authors such as C.J. Box, James Patterson, and David Baldacci, as he immerses readers in his characters by having them in reoccurring roles and appearing throughout each of his books." -TheAuthorSpot.com "The writing is top-notch, with vivid descriptions and snappy dialogue that bring the story to life. It's clear that the author put a lot of thought and care into crafting … [Read more...] about Fan Mail by Joseph Lewis
A Faithful Following: A McNulty Brothers Novel by Camellia Cann
Detective Corbin McNulty and Lieutenant Camden McNulty race to locate a social media starlet kidnapped from her vintage farmhouse on the rolling prairie hills of Cattail, Idaho. As the worlds of Cattail and cyberspace begin to overlap, the brothers must walk a fine line between faith and fanaticism, which may require embracing the painful trauma buried in their own pasts. Jump into the Northwest Noir genre in A Faithful Following, a rural crime fiction novel with a small town feel. Set in Idaho … [Read more...] about A Faithful Following: A McNulty Brothers Novel by Camellia Cann
Caught in a Web by Joseph Lewis
$.99 January 21 through January 24, 2024 A PenCraft Literary Award Winner! "One of the Best Conspiracy Thrillers of 2018!" - BestThrillers "Excellent read! I have been awaiting the next book from this author and was not disappointed! I couldn't stop reading and was caught by several unexpected twists in the plot. A must read!" - Sharon K, Reviewer The bodies of high school and middle school kids are found dead from an overdose of heroin and fentanyl. The drug trade along the I-94 and I-43 … [Read more...] about Caught in a Web by Joseph Lewis
Interview with Author – Howard Clarke
About Howard Clarke: Howard Clarke published clinical research and medical journal articles during a long teaching and medical career. He then wrote and illustrated a young readers' fantasy novel, The Door Into Whimsy. He is developing a new suspense genre that merges dystopian near-future settings with detective stories. What inspires you to write? The urge to see an inner story unfold, to create worlds that exist in part, but not fully breathing yet. What authors do you read … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Howard Clarke
Interview with Author – Scott Lothian
About Scott Lothian: I am a clinical pharmacist and live in the Chicagoland area with my family. I have practiced for over 40 years concentrating in solid organ transplant, oncology and pain management, but for the past decade I have been on the clinical IT side of healthcare. I have two published novels to date: Perfect Posture and Deep Waters. I write character-centric stories incorporating history while using both to drive plot twists and turns. The reader will always find characters who … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Scott Lothian
FEATURED BOOK: Johnny Lycan and the Anubis Disk by Wayne Turmel
Award Winning Urban Fantasy Noir reduced to $.99 Johnny Lupul is riding high. He’s got a PI license, a concealed carry permit, his first big payday and a monster of a secret. After rescuing a bookie’s daughter from Russian mobsters, the newly-minted PI catches the attention of a rich, mysterious client. At first, it’s easy money. After all, magic isn’t real and those “occult” objects have to be fakes. But while chasing an Egyptian relic, an obsessed enemy from his past emerges. Johnny learns … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Johnny Lycan and the Anubis Disk by Wayne Turmel
Sunshine Valley – A Children’s Story for Grown-Ups by Matthew Ashcraft
In the animated town of Sunshine Valley, cartoon animals walk and talk. They put up with long bouts of rain in-between visits from real-world children which literally brighten their lives. When a killer begins targeting toons who never even knew they could die, the local pig, Constable Connor, is thrust into a dangerous game with a crazed adversary willing to kill to get what they want. When two human teenagers who are determined to save the cartoons they grew up idolizing offer a floundering … [Read more...] about Sunshine Valley – A Children’s Story for Grown-Ups by Matthew Ashcraft
Interview with Author – Dave Dobson
About Dave Dobson: A native of Ames, Iowa, Dave loves writing, reading, boardgames, computer games, improv comedy, pizza, barbarian movies, and the cheaper end of the Taco Bell menu. Also, his wife and kids. In addition to his novels, Dave is the author of Snood, Snoodoku, Snood Towers, and other computer games. Dave first published Snood in 1996, and it became one of the most popular shareware games of the early Internet. His most recent project (other than writing) is Doctor Esker's … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Dave Dobson
Interview with Author – Phil Warner
About Phil Warner: Phil Warner grew up in Windsor, Ontario, Canada where he played a significant amount of baseball and hockey. After graduating from the University of Windsor and then the University of Western Ontario (now known as Western University), he relocated to Sarnia, Ontario where he began his teaching career. Phil taught secondary school mathematics and computer science prior to moving into administration. While teaching in Sarnia, Phil met his wife Wendy and together they began … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Phil Warner
Six Feet Deep by James P. Balsom
"From the bridge, the riverbanks stretch into the distance, narrowing, until they pinch and close, succumbing to forest. The sun is low and cold; mist lifts from the water. It is somewhere there, along that stretch, that the body is buried. I don’t know where. To be frank, I don’t care." From dark Buffalo streets to the dockyards of Eastern Canada, these gripping noir tales embed the reader in the gritty world that exists beneath the pristine beauty of a winter's night. In Six Feet Deep, the … [Read more...] about Six Feet Deep by James P. Balsom
The Speakeasy Murders by Patricia M. Muhammad
It is the roaring 1920s in the city of Chicago. Helen Williams is an astute, but bashful upper class coloured detective. Helen obtained her position through a recommendation from her father after delaying an opportunity to attend Fisk University. Her mother spoke against Helen accepting the job. Williams assumed it because at the time, a young, refined, coloured woman being a detective was 'unladylike.' Her go to instrument is an heirloom magnifier she inherited from her hard working and well … [Read more...] about The Speakeasy Murders by Patricia M. Muhammad
