Paper and Ink highlights the powerful bond presented in long-term friendships as six characters age into their thirties, their shared force a ritualistic book club, and a handful of libations. As the group subsequently becomes threatened by an unknown source, Ellie Monroe, a researcher at the Natural History Museum finds her office ransacked and the artifacts of her research missing. As a reward is posted for the missing pieces, the group searches for the priceless artifacts unveiling adultery, … [Read more...] about Paper and Ink by Amanda J. Smith
Araya by E.Detorres
Ellis leads his Gundogs into Hell’s Heart to hunt Gluttons and shred their armour. But Gluttons are the apex predators of Hell’s Heart, the forest that heed their own gods and spits on the laws of men. And while hunting their dangerous prey, Ellis’ Gundogs must battle The Song of the forest because when The Song casts its rhythm into their bones, self-slaughter and murder are the only thoughts the Gundogs have left. In Hell’s Heart, the trees are lord and master. Dram, an imperious soldier … [Read more...] about Araya by E.Detorres
Interview with Author – Louie Lawent
About Louie Lawent: I am the author of the children's picture book "Gerty the Pig" which is in school systems across the U.S. The book is in the National Accelerated Readers program. My co-written song "Strangely Beautiful" was featured in the TV show "Famous In Love" and my co-write "Angels Of The New Millennium" was licensed to the TV show "Full Circle." Ten of my co-writes were on Steve Goodie's kids album "Refrigerator … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Louie Lawent
Summer Unbroken by Amy Spade
Claire knows she’s broken; she feels it jabbing at her, rough and jagged. Everything changes when she meets Jake. Suddenly, Claire doesn’t feel so damaged or lost. Life starts making sense. But when a world catastrophe explodes into both their worlds, Jake, always a soldier first, is called to serve half a world away. Claire has no idea what to expect. Because, really, how could she have known, how could anyone have known, what could happen in one month, or six? What can change in a year? What … [Read more...] about Summer Unbroken by Amy Spade
Bittersweet Dayz by Winona Rasheed @winonarasheed
Living with peer pressure, jealousy and rival conflict are issues that teenagers can relate too. However, when all these things are going on and taking place in high school, it because even more difficult to deal with these issues when you have a problem that causes you to be different from your peers, as is the case with Ella Rose. "Bittersweet Day" shows the struggles and strengths, the triumphs and defeats of someone who is hearing impaired. Targeted Age Group:: young adult What … [Read more...] about Bittersweet Dayz by Winona Rasheed @winonarasheed
A Pony For the Fair by Inge Moore
Thirteen-year-old Katie and her best friend, Angela, find a beautiful Gypsy pony. Unfortunately, her owners have neglected her and she is terribly lame. Katie is horrified by the pony's predicament. No matter what the cost, she knows she must rescue the pony! A Pony for the Fair is a novel about friendship, hope, family, and, of course, ponies. Suggested ages - 9 and up Targeted Age Group: 9 and up Book Price: $2.99 Author Bio: Inge has been writing since she was in grade school. … [Read more...] about A Pony For the Fair by Inge Moore
