Beautiful Monsters by Brian Anthony and Bill Walker Beautiful Monsters, a novel by Brian Anthony & Bill Walker, with illustrations by Rick Geary In London, in the year 1916, an ailing Sherlock Holmes is attended by his old friend and colleague Dr. John Watson. Sensing that time is short, Holmes relays one final, remarkable story to his biographer, that of Holmes’s own mentor, Professor Harry Nelson Beadle. In 1874 thirty-year-old Professor Beadle, laureate at Cambridge University with … [Read more...] about Beautiful Monsters by Brian Anthony and Bill Walker
Jingalow – A Fiendishly Fun Horror Story by Nikolas Thornton
A fiendishly fun short horror story. A unique tale of impish innocence led astray by a devilishly enticing interloper who methodically coerces students into dancing with the devil. Follow all the twists and turns as the plot deliciously unfolds leading to a spine tingling surprise ending. There was more than reading, writing, and arithmetic going on in this classroom. Folks end up singing a song at the end so it can't be that bad. Can it? You'll never view school in the same way again. Mrs. … [Read more...] about Jingalow – A Fiendishly Fun Horror Story by Nikolas Thornton
Bangkok Delusions by Zach J Brodsky
Scott Marshall was something of a cliché. Divorced and alone he headed to Bangkok in search of something, anything. Ting, shy and innocent caught his eye. She smiled at him. For the first time in his life Marshall left his inhibitions to one side and dived in to an exciting new life. But was the delectable Ting all that she seemed? On his journey he meets the affable but hopeless Bob Lowe; economically trapped in Thailand and addicted to the sex and booze so readily available on the streets of … [Read more...] about Bangkok Delusions by Zach J Brodsky
Life Seemed Good, But…. A collection of short quirky stories by Richard Bell
A humorous picture of life in and around the Mystee Forest as viewed by an assortment of talking animals, strange characters, and the author's twisted perception of reality. Imagine Aesop's Fables meet the Brothers Grimm. Targeted Age Group:: High school to adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I originally started as therapy when my wife had cancer (she survived), and it evolved into a book 13 years later. Based on the notion that laughter is good medicine, it helped me beat … [Read more...] about Life Seemed Good, But…. A collection of short quirky stories by Richard Bell
Jim & Martha: A Novel on Eco Living by Joel Schueler
Lovers Jim & Martha are gripped by adventure when they decide to leave behind the comforts of London suburbia for a whole new world at a radical ecovillage. With a new environment and new cohabitants, how will they each change and will their love last? A tragicomedy unravels, for nothing is quite as they imagined it would be. Targeted Age Group:: Adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I wrote this novel having been interested in the subject of low-impact living such as … [Read more...] about Jim & Martha: A Novel on Eco Living by Joel Schueler
UNDERTONES by L. S. Popovich
Dane was a reliable guitarist until he got addicted to ants. Now he’s just a giant anteater with an abysmal grade point average. On a date with lead singer, Serena, they witness a gruesome incident. Waking up in the hospital, Dane realizes Serena’s missing. Going to the police only gets him a felony for possession of ants. Now, forced to lick the habit while he tracks down Serena, he’s going to need a little help from the band. Investigating familiar watering holes (while stopping for one or … [Read more...] about UNDERTONES by L. S. Popovich
Health & Not Screwing It Up by Harken Headers
Do you want a good laugh, to be healthy and feel less awkward than what you may feel right now? Well Health & Not Screwing It Up will be your perfect go-to guide. This book gives detailed suggestions on how to better your overall health that are simple and easy to follow. Targeted Age Group:: 18+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I want to see people be healthy and not get fustrated with the fads that cause grief when they don't work. So I decided to write Health & Not … [Read more...] about Health & Not Screwing It Up by Harken Headers
Interview with Author – Harken Headers
About Harken Headers: Harken Headers is an avid learner and researcher of many topics but particular in Health. Harken lives wherever the wind blows gaining experience and knowledge to share with people like you. Health &Not Screwing It Up Is Harken's 1st book. What inspires you to write? Anything that sparks my interest to improve life whether that be health, fitness, nutrition, nature, travel, I could go on forever. What authors do you read when you aren't writing? Lately I … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Harken Headers
Changing the Subject by Kate Abley
Welcome to the first comic contemporary novel from Kate Abley. Sue, a nice lady from Chingford, was 18 in 1979. Now, thanks to an Alzheimer’s Drugs trial gone wrong, or right, she is 18 again. But she soon remembers that youth isn’t all plain sailing; she’s in the dating pool with her daughters, the political waters are stormy and the public-private octopus wants her mental capacity. Are Somali pirates the only people she can trust? Can she navigate herself to freedom? Sashay, stride, and … [Read more...] about Changing the Subject by Kate Abley
Blinders Keepers by John Rachel
LAUGHING IS SERIOUS BUSINESS! In this dark comedy, a young man who manages to escape his hayseed hometown situated in Bible-Belt Missouri is mistakenly hunted down by the national security agencies as a terrorist, while the President plagued by an America in chaos and collapse perpetrates an end-of-the-world hoax, in a desperate attempt to get himself re-elected. Any resemblance to the absurdity of our current political charade is coincidental. Blinders Keepers is humor and commentary in the … [Read more...] about Blinders Keepers by John Rachel
A Different Romance by Isabel Sooner
Suspecting she’s the butt of a practical joke, Isabel tells her most embarrassing secret to a stranger at a party–then he asks her out! Why does it seem to make her more attractive to him, not less? Burke isn’t who he appears to be. He fools everyone. Isabel is honest to a fault. Will she still want him when she uncovers the truth? What happens when friends conspire to throw together two high-IQ, over-controlling engineers with anger issues? The clash of wits and the splat of misunderstandings … [Read more...] about A Different Romance by Isabel Sooner
Queenie’s Teapot by Carolyn Steele
Now optioned for a movie!! - A post-Brexit, post-Trump romp through the world of what-if... In a world where democracy has been declared no longer fit for purpose, a cohort of randomly selected British Republic citizens receive their call to serve in parliament. As the strangers gather to learn their tasks for the next three years, the Cabinet Support Team try to fit jobs to skills—but Queenie can’t do nuffin’. Naturally she becomes head of state. Together the new government muddles through, … [Read more...] about Queenie’s Teapot by Carolyn Steele
