Featured Free Book: Book is free from 11/28/2018 until 11/29/2018 If the dates are the same, book is free one day only. About the Book "Fast, fun and action-packed!" Who would you call during a zombie apocalypse? The Police? The Military? Your crazy prepper neighbor? No, it's time for The Zee Brothers! Two badass zombie killing brothers keeping the apocalypse at bay, one job at a time. Will they be able to stop it from happening? Can they? Find out as Jonah & Judas try to save the … [Read more...]
Waking Up in Vegas: A Romantic Comedy by Gabrielle Dorian
Waking Up in Vegas: A Romantic Comedy by Gabrielle Dorian Risk averse attorney Mallory Moore is assigned the one case she would rather die than work on--a bizarre divorce for one of the law firm's wealthiest clients. Her love-struck paralegal, Amanda, wants to expedite the process so she can date the client, but the client does not want the divorce. Mallory must settle the case before it gets out of hand while fending off romantic advances from opposing counsel and keeping his mother, who … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – JW Fagan
About JW Fagan: I grew up in several places in the U.S. and Canada, before settling in upstate New York. I've loved writing since picking up a crayon in preschool, and contributed to high school and college newspapers, various media projects, wrote a blog for 9 years, as well as a good deal of technical writing for work. My day job is with software, computers and people, not necessarily in that order. ‘The Survival Job’ is my second book. What inspires you to write? Expressing myself … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Michael De Sapio
About Michael De Sapio: Michael De Sapio is a writer and musician from Alexandria, Virginia. His articles on music, religion, and cultural history have been featured in such publications as Fanfare, Touchstone, and The Twilight Zone Museum. "The Incredible Life of Joey Coletta" is his first screenplay. What inspires you to write? The compulsion to express an aesthetic or moral idea. Tell us about your writing process. My writing process is a bit unconventional. I rarely if … [Read more...]
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Fashionista and event planner to the stars Haley Randolph returns in a hilarious novella. Haley must find a way to stand out at a prestigious conference—not easy with a celebrity chef marinating in all the attention. Plus she’s distracted by mouthwatering messenger bags—delectable treats that are up for grabs! A murder, a high profile theft, family secrets, and old grudges make a recipe for murder! Link to buy book Click to join this author's email list … [Read more...]
Life in the Hollywood Lane by Ann Crawford
Quirky, heart-opening, funny, poignant, up, down, and everywhere in between—that’s life and that’s Life in the Hollywood Lane. Trish, an LA actor, is bereft with guilt after her best friend commits suicide. Glamorous yet tough-as-nails Hollywood is Trish’s backdrop and a reflection of her life as she stumbles on through an actor’s life of casting calls and premieres, rejection and acceptance. Slowly Trish releases the idea of how her life should be and embraces the messy, flawed, yet … [Read more...]
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Johnny’s having a bad day. The worst, actually. A sales rep for a food-service company, he’s at the top of his game and usually enjoys his job. But today, he just lost out on his company’s prestigious sales award (the bad news delivered by his smug, egomaniacal boss), he’s trying to rebound from losing two key accounts, his customers won’t pay, and to top it off, he catches his long-term girlfriend cheating on him in his own bed. So when his worst customer, a world-class, sleazy jerk named … [Read more...]
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About the Book NAMED "BEST OF" BY MULTIPLE ROMANCE BLOGS* Award-winning author Kat Bastion teams with her husband, Stone Bastion, in this first book in the No Weddings Series about Cade Michaelson, a successful man with his sights set on a new venture in business, and Hannah Martin, the woman who makes it personal. I think I have my act together as a successful bar owner, my master’s degree within reach, and a list of no-strings-attached women warming my bed. Turns out, I don’t. Hannah … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Life in the Hollywood Lane by Ann Crawford
The Kindle version will be slightly reduced on June 13, launch day. Quirky, heart-opening, funny, poignant, up, down, and everywhere in between—that’s life and that’s Life in the Hollywood Lane. Trish, an LA actor, is bereft with guilt after her best friend commits suicide. Glamorous yet tough-as-nails Hollywood is Trish’s backdrop and a reflection of her life as she stumbles on through an actor’s life of casting calls and premieres, rejection and acceptance. Slowly Trish releases the idea of … [Read more...]
Time Is Irreverent by Marty Essen
Time Is Irreverent by Marty Essen AN IRREVERENT, LIBERAL, TWISTY, TIME TRAVEL COMEDY! What if you could make a change to history that would eliminate the Spanish Inquisition, American slavery, World War II, global warming, and an egomaniacal US president who thought he was smart enough to drop nuclear bombs here and there without negative consequences? What if that change also made the United States and 5 billion people poof from existence? Would you do it? When alien time travel … [Read more...]
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Interview with Author – Paul Neuhaus
About Paul Neuhaus: Paul was born long, long ago in Cincinnati, Ohio. He had a normal childhood and did moderately well in school. When he came of age, he went to numerous colleges, starting with Ohio State University in Columbus and culminating at Kennesaw State College north of Atlanta, Georgia. That's right: mid-college, he moved South where he indulged in fatty cuisine and intolerance for his fellow man. He received a BA in English which, sadly, benefited him little. Paul, in his early … [Read more...]
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