Featured Free Book: Book is free from 04/12/2021 until 04/17/2021 If the dates are the same, book is free one day only. About the Book If you were to find yourself at the edge of a dying world with a lingering sense of reality, would you simply fade into the nothingness or would you fight for everything you hold dear? This assertive question is at the heart of the thought-provoking book Ubiety, for this abstract book was designed to help people emerge into reality and find the truth … [Read more...] about Featured Free Book: Ubiety by Grzegorz Kunowski
Featured Free Book: Home Place by Sally Crosiar
Featured Free Book: Book is free from 04/02/2021 until 04/02/2021 If the dates are the same, book is free one day only. About the Book Will Kat Patterson manage to save her ancestral home when all her brother wants is cold hard cash? Paul's hired Whip Tyler to develop the property against Kat's wishes. Whip Tyler of all people! Hasn't their family lost enough at Whip's hands? Hasn't Paul Patterson caused enough damage in Whip's life? But if he won't take the job, Paul will find someone … [Read more...] about Featured Free Book: Home Place by Sally Crosiar
Home Place by Sally Crosiar
Will Kat Patterson manage to save her ancestral home when all her brother wants is cold hard cash? Paul's hired Whip Tyler to develop the property against Kat's wishes. Whip Tyler of all people! Hasn't their family lost enough at Whip's hands? Hasn't Paul Patterson caused enough damage in Whip's life? But if he won't take the job, Paul will find someone else - a developer who will rape the land and throw Kat's hopes to the wind. It would be easier if Whip didn't care. Or if that long-ago … [Read more...] about Home Place by Sally Crosiar
Barefoot Alice by Jan Porter
“Barefoot Alice” is a heart-warming tale of one woman’s journey of loves, lost and found, of discovering ancestral ties and the magical interconnection with life. Dumped by her husband and homeless, middle aged Alice finds herself at the Rail Stop Café in a northern gold mining ghost town during a snowstorm. Surrounded by wilderness and a strange community at Golden Lake, Alice finds shelter in a 200-year-old schoolhouse with its ethereal teacher and students. Facing the … [Read more...] about Barefoot Alice by Jan Porter
This Endless Road by Michael Overa
THIS ENDLESS ROAD explores life through character in Michael Overa's second short story collection. In just ten stories, Overa manages to define humanity. Overa's short stories are "deeply touching" and "allow for you to become the accidental voyeur' as they navigate uncomfortable truths and challenges. Targeted Age Group:: Adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I've always enjoyed road trips. In particular, I enjoy imagining the lives and realities of people that live in … [Read more...] about This Endless Road by Michael Overa
Aerodynamic Drag by M. A. Dubbs
Aerodynamic Drag is a collection of poetry and short fiction by award winning poet M. A. Dubbs. Aerodynamic Drag explores themes of sexuality, religion, mental illness, and nihilism. Dubbs' writing is vivid and evocative, encasing the duality of beauty and brutality of life. Targeted Age Group:: 20s What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Over the years I have published poetry and short fiction in literary magazines and wanted to compile my work into a single collection. Much of my work … [Read more...] about Aerodynamic Drag by M. A. Dubbs
The Unexpected Inlander by Kellyn Thompson
Agent Christopher Rockford has been the best assassin in the agency for eight years, and he loves his job. He loves his solitary lifestyle. He loves keeping the world safe by getting rid of anarchists who threaten their orderly society. He loves his comfortable life as a member of the wealthy Coastal upper class. But in pursuit of a target, he meets Jenna, a mysterious civilian who belongs to society’s lowest and most shunned group. Meeting her is a life-changing experience. She makes him … [Read more...] about The Unexpected Inlander by Kellyn Thompson
The Girl Who Loved Cigars by J. Conrad Guest
It’s said that those who experience a life-threatening event see their whole life flash before their eyes. What if a fetus, at the moment they feel their limbs about to be torn asunder in abortion, see their whole unlived life flash before their eyes? Young Marla is haunted by nightmares of being in the womb, terrified by the prospect of having her whole life—everything she’ll ever have and everything she ever will be—taken from her. Is her life real, or merely the fantasies of an … [Read more...] about The Girl Who Loved Cigars by J. Conrad Guest
Interview with Author – Charles Souby
About Charles Souby: Charles Souby is an author and improv actor based in Kapaa, Hawaii. A formal degree in English Literature from San Francisco State University provides a foundation for the past seven years of mentoring by San Francisco Chronicle bestselling author, James Tipton. A writer of diverse genre, he has recently completed his third novel, The Wild Revisited and a collection of short stories, A View from the Borderline. Souby’s second novel A Shot of Malaria (Infinity Publishing; ©, … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Charles Souby
Interview with Author – J. A. Hailey
About J. A. Hailey: I WANT TO KEEP EVERYTHING UNDER WRAPS, but I can give a valid reason for my caginess, because while I am able to say that I am most often to be found living in and around NYC, I can state that I count it stupid to give any further details that would reveal my identity and pinpoint my address. I shall explain. When living in Dubai, I got dragged into a shouting match with a mega-bank, which then proceeded to ruin the life I was leading at the time. It was a credit card … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – J. A. Hailey
Interview with Author – Carl Hare
About Carl Hare: My life has followed many routes from the beginning. I won the Rutherford Gold Medal when I graduated with an English Honours Degree, and later I finished an MA in English with a thesis dealing with Shakespeare, both degrees at the University of Alberta (I was born and brought up in Edmonton). But in between the two degrees, for a year I taught English and Philosophy at Victoria College (before it became the University of Victoria), went to the Royal Academy of … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Carl Hare
Tree of Lives by Elizabeth Garden
Tree of Lives by Elizabeth Garden Based on true events, Tree of Lives is a riveting two-track story of a horrific public murder in 1930 that became a long buried family secret. The lost ghost of the murderer, Raymond, roams the earth until his abused great niece, Ruth, a promising artist, confronts her deeply troubled family. It is a story of unfolding forgiveness, survival and triumph over unaddressed trauma as this determined woman navigates her thorny life path. … [Read more...] about Tree of Lives by Elizabeth Garden
