In a book that speaks out against racism, a clone of Hitler battles his genes at Reichfield High where soccer is literally war and the battle is fought between Neo-Nazis and Mexicans. "The tone hits a range of notes between Suzanne Collins' 2010 book, Mockingjay, and Mel Brooks' 1967 film, The Producers." - Kirkus Reviews Targeted Age Group:: 15-30 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Was inspired to write this book by the political situation in the world with fascism on the rise. It … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Holly S Roberts
About Holly S Roberts: Shhh, I'm an ex-police detective who writes steamy romance because it's a great way to escape the daily grind with hot guys and kick-ass women filling up the pages. My heroes are really bad but love changes them and opens their hearts to someone special. When not writing you'll find me hiking mountains with my husband and Rottweiler Dizzy. I'm known to throw out the f-bomb too often and love listening to dirty blues and hard rock. I have a thirst … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Tanya Preminger
About Tanya Preminger: Tanya strongly believes in the power of literature as a means to growth, education, and the cultivation of curious, compassionate, happy children. Her children's books sold more than 6,000 copies in the US, UK, Japan and around the world. Tanya was born in Russia, spent years in the US, and currently resides in Israel with her partner and their son. What inspires you to write? Life. Tell us about your writing process. 1.Idea 2. Research 3. Very bad first … [Read more...]
The Captain and the Cheerleader by Elaine Cantrell
The Captain and the Cheerleader by Elaine Cantrell Susan English can’t stand Robin Lanford! She’s so full of herself she irritates everyone on the faculty of Fairfield High. When Robin bets Susan fifty dollars that she can’t get a date with Kurt Deveraux, the head football coach, Susan jumps at the chance to put the little heifer in her place. She had no idea that teaching Robin a lesson would irrevocably change her life, strain treasured friendships, and throw two families into … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – keith guernsey
About keith guernsey: Keith D. Guernsey is retired and living on Lake Lanier with his lovely wife Susan and his four-footed son Harley (who really is the king of this castle!). I had a 40 year career in sales and sales management with Comcast, Motorola and Cahners Publishing. Susan and I are proud to announce the birth of our first grandchild, Harrison Anthony "Harry" Guernsey to our son Keith and daughter-in-law Kate. What inspires you to write? The uncommon bond between my late father … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Kevon Brown
About Kevon Brown: I was a huge reader as a child, as I got older into my early teens I really got into superheroes. Everything flipped a bit when I got into High school and started playing sports. I was a 2x State Champion, once in the 55 hurdles and another in the outdoor 200 meter dash. When I got to Rutgers University where I also became an All-American in the 55 hurdles, that's when my love for reading and writing got back on track and I wrote my first book Hero-The Manipulated Perception … [Read more...]
The Top Out Of View by James Carlo Naggi
American high school football is a showcase for players' skills, a Friday night diversion, an energizing community-unifying activity. But there's more to it than that. Through a series of free verse poems, the author draws from his years of coaching to highlight scenes from a typical season that usually lie outside public view. Targeted Age Group:: Any What Inspired You to Write Your Book? After forty-two seasons of high school football, I felt compelled to capture some of the sport's … [Read more...]
Game On by Kyra Lennon
After swapping her small town life to work for one of the top soccer teams in the U.S, Leah Walker thought she could finally leave the ghosts of her past behind. However, when she meets serial womanizer, Radleigh McCoy, the memories of her old life come swarming back, and she is forced to ask herself whether she has really changed at all. Targeted Age Group:: 18-40 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Game On was inspired by a very good-looking, slightly arrogant man I met once. I … [Read more...]
True Blue Forever by Joyce Scarbrough
"Someday, she'll be my girl." At the fifth grade honors program, three eleven-year-old boys are captivated by a brilliant little red-haired girl named Jeana Russell as she recites the poem she wrote. They know this girl is special, and each boy secretly vows to win her heart. As these four unconventional teenagers grow up together on the Alabama Gulf Coast in the late 1970s, they are bound to each other by relationships as volatile as they are complex. Which boy will end up breaking Jeana's … [Read more...]
Bargain Book: Post Pattern by David Chill
This book is bargain priced from 11/30/2014 until 12/05/2014 After a football star is shot at on a California freeway, he approaches Burnside, a former college football player who has become a successful private investigator. As Burnside unravels a complex series of baffling leads, the body count piles up. He encounters beautiful girls, wayward athletes and overworked cops on his way to cracking a case that no one else wants to touch. And Burnside is also forced to confront a betrayal … [Read more...]
Trick Play by Jessica Kelly @WritingJessica
Rebecca Stone is smart and driven. She has dreamed of being a sports reporter for her entire life, and now that she has landed her very first job at a TV station in tiny Curtinville, Texas, her dream is starting to become a reality. The only problem? Curtinville may be small in size, but it's home to plenty of big secrets. It doesn't take long for Rebecca to figure out that money, power, and greed are the names of the game here. Everything that the beloved Curtinville Cats do on the … [Read more...]
Cat Whiskers and Talking Furniture: A Memoir of Radio and Television Broadcasting by John Rayburn
Award winning journalist John Rayburn covered major news and sporting events for more than 60 years on radio and television. He offers here a witty and warm-hearted account of historic developments in seven decades of broadcasting, including recollections of Edward R. Murrow’s live broadcasts from London in World War II, the heyday of Little Orphan Annie and her secret decoder badges, and the early days of live (and sometimes flub-filled) television broadcasts. Using an extensive on-air … [Read more...]
