The Secret of Scripture by Felix Alexander An International Murder Mystery About the Conflict Between the Three Abrahamic Religions. An ancient prophecy. A devastating revelation. The Holy Land on the brink of war. When a theoretical physicist is found dead on the steps of the eastern triple arched Huldah Gates of the Temple Mount hours before a technological summit in Tel Aviv is set to begin, Professor of Biblical Studies Aiden Leonardo is sought for questioning in connection to the … [Read more...] about The Secret of Scripture by Felix Alexander
A Few Hours After This by Paul Blake
Paul Blake, the author of A Young Man’s Game, brings you twenty-seven short stories in this extraordinary collection of thriller, historical fiction, and sci-fi tales. A small taste of some of the stories you’ll devour… Hazy Shade of Winter - Stephen Kemp of MI6 is recuperating in Lake District when he hears of twenty nuclear bombs detonating in cities across the UK. At Night – A grown-up story about the monsters under the bed finding their child has been taken. Meet Spider, Blade, Rot, and … [Read more...] about A Few Hours After This by Paul Blake
Anaesthesia by Adrian Horn
In the first frantic year of World War 1 London, Jan Strang, the son of a Swedish timber merchant and Lucy Green, daughter of a suburban postmaster become lovers, marry and live with Jan's cosmopolitan parents. Jan introduces Lucy to a new world of experiences and temptations. But then Jan goes off to fight. When he returns from his stint as a Second Lieutenant on the Front Line, Lucy quickly discovers he has become a very different man from the one she married: wounded, battle-scarred and … [Read more...] about Anaesthesia by Adrian Horn
Interview with Author – C. R. Stewart
About C. R. Stewart: I am originally from Newport Beach and have twenty years of experience writing fiction, nonfiction, and movie screenplays. My areas of expertise also includes film and media production, global strategy, and international marketing. I received a Bachelor of Arts in British Literature and European History from Brown University; did post- graduate work at Harvard University; earned an MBA from Boston College; and am pursuing a Master of Science in Advanced Management and a … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – C. R. Stewart
My Fatima by Lydia Lin
"My Fatima" is a historical novel for young adults and older readers. It describes the friendship between two teenage girls, one from Germany, and the other from the Middle East. Both girls attend a girls school in Beirut, Lebanon in the 1960s. The German girl, Trudy is the daughter of the ambassador to Jordan, while the schoolmate she admires and befriends is a Palestinian named Fatima. It turns out Fatima's boyfriend, Ali, is a PLO militant. Just before graduating from middle school, Trudy is … [Read more...] about My Fatima by Lydia Lin
To Dance in the Glen by Michelle Deerwester-Dalrymple
Top Ten Author Academy Award! Unexpected love and heartbreaking betrayal follow Meg at every turn . . . Meg, a poor crofter's daughter, finds her life taking a tumultuous turn when she is sent to the Laird's castle for her own safety. English marauders, accusations of witchcraft, and treason are just the beginning for her. Meg Lachlan is certain of her place in her clan. When English mercenaries plaguing the Scottish Highlands aim their attacks on Clan MacLeod and Meg herself, the Laird's son … [Read more...] about To Dance in the Glen by Michelle Deerwester-Dalrymple
Eagle Saboteurs by Thor-North Blake
Six months after the Pearl Harbor disaster took place, was the United States of America grasped into the second world war. It changed everything for Nazi-Germany. Abwehr, the secret intelligence organization were forced by Hitler and his staff to act. The result was a master-man plan to destroy the US war industry. By a secret location near Berlin was a secret training facility. It looked like an ordinary farm, but nothing was ordinary with it. For at this facility had shooting ranges, … [Read more...] about Eagle Saboteurs by Thor-North Blake
Heroes of Telemark by Thor-North Blake
The snow was thick and heavy with a frozen layer on top with ice. The wind was howling and the air was thin. Four figures shuffled slowly through no man’s land. “King winter” had unleashed the mountain’s wrath upon the miserly souls. Never had their life hanged so loose. Sent from England to an almost impossible mission, to survive in an extreme arctic environment deep behind enemy lines. This was the reality to the SOE commandos in occupied Norway during world war two. Targeted Age … [Read more...] about Heroes of Telemark by Thor-North Blake
Interview with Author – Tam May
About Tam May: Tam May grew up in the United States and earned her B.A. and M.A in English. She worked as an English college instructor and EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teacher before she became a full-time writer. She started writing when she was 14, and writing became her voice. She writes fiction characters who examine their past in order to move into their future and are influenced by the time in which they live. Her first book, a collection of contemporary short stories titled … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Tam May
The Plot to Save Socrates by Paul Levinson
In the year 2042, Sierra, a young graduate student in Classics, is shown a new dialog of Socrates, recently discovered, in which a time traveler tries to argue that Socrates might escape death by travel to the future! Thomas, the elderly scholar who has shown her the document, disappears, and Sierra immediately begins to track down the provenance of the manuscript with the help of her classical scholar boyfriend, Max. The trail leads her to time machines in gentlemen's clubs in London and in … [Read more...] about The Plot to Save Socrates by Paul Levinson
Interview with Author – Paul Levinson
About Paul Levinson: Paul Levinson, PhD, is Professor of Communication & Media Studies at Fordham University in NYC. His nonfiction books, including The Soft Edge, Digital McLuhan, Realspace, McLuhan in an Age of Social Media, and Fake News in Real Context have been translated into 15 languages. His science fiction novels include The Silk Code (winner of the Locus Award for Best First Science Fiction Novel of 1999), Borrowed Tides, and The Plot to Save Socrates. He appears on CBS News, … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Paul Levinson
Intimate Mozart by Juliet Waldron
Giddy sugarplum or calculating bitch? Pretty Konstanze aroused strong feelings among her contemporaries. Her in-law's loathed her. Mozart's friends, more than forty years after his death remained eager to gossip about her "failures" as wife to the world's first superstar. Maturing from child to wife to hard-headed widow, Konstanze would pay Mozart's debts, provide for their children and relentlessly market and mythologize her brilliant husband. Mozart's letters attest to his affection for … [Read more...] about Intimate Mozart by Juliet Waldron
