Hi, I’m Gloom. I don’t always see things the way other people do. My world is a little different. It’s dark sometimes, sometimes it’s light, and sometimes... it’s just strange. If you’re interested, I’m willing to take you along on a journey to see the world through my eyes. This is just the very beginning of our time together but I think this is the only way to start… in the darkness. Targeted Age Group:: 13 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Loss of a loved one due to depression. … [Read more...] about Gloom: A light in the Darkness by Serenity Williams
Feather of the Blue Heron by S. Tilghman Hawthorne
A beautiful, evocative, mystical tale of discovery. The Universe can really be brilliant and crazy!! Ask Emma! She thought she'd lost everything and asked the Fates, the gods, anyone out there who'd listen, for help! But she never expected the answer she received (or the messenger) in Feather of the Blue Heron. Targeted Age Group:: 18 - 118 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I wrote this book for anyone who has been through a heart wrenching breakup and is left feeling lost, angry, … [Read more...] about Feather of the Blue Heron by S. Tilghman Hawthorne
From Darkness to Light: Poems on Death, Love, and Life by Perihan Soylu
This short collection of poems deals with my coming to terms with the death of my father. When my dad passed away, I was in shock. My world felt decidedly different. However, I felt like there was no space or time in this busy society to feel awkward, out of place, hurt, and in despair. I realized that we all were taught to act like nothing happened, to function, and to pretend. Only when I turned to poems to find an outlet for my uncomfortable feelings things changed for me. So this e-book is a … [Read more...] about From Darkness to Light: Poems on Death, Love, and Life by Perihan Soylu
Shards of Glass by Amanda Lynn Petrin
Fifteen-year-old Rachel Glass lived a quiet but happy life in upstate New York. When her reality is shattered by a tragic act of school violence, she is forced to move her life across the country, to Los Angeles, California. There, Rachel comes face to face with her estranged father and the family he replaced her with. In this new environment, she must overcome the trauma of her past, deal with her present circumstances and prepare for an uncertain future. Targeted Age Group:: … [Read more...] about Shards of Glass by Amanda Lynn Petrin
Murder at the Columbarium by Emily Gallo
Jed’s quiet life as caretaker of the San Francisco Columbarium is turned upside down when he comes upon a dead woman’s body and a crying baby just inside the gate. His search for answers thrusts him into a world of corruption, bigotry and drug trafficking and he becomes one of the principal suspects. Targeted Age Group:: 18+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I've actually written about the columbarium before. I've always been enamored by it when I visit San Francisco and … [Read more...] about Murder at the Columbarium by Emily Gallo
Interview with Author – Sandra Danby
About Sandra Danby: Proud Yorkshire woman, author, tennis nut & tea drinker. Unlike Rose, the identity detective in her books, Sandra is not adopted. What inspires you to write? Like Justine Tree, the protagonist of my new novel Connectedness, I grew up on the East Yorkshire coast and left home to study in London. I also stayed ‘down south’ after university as that’s where I found work as a journalist while my family remained in Yorkshire. So it is fair to say that some of Justine’s … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Sandra Danby
Sunspots by Karen Bell
Sunspots by Karen Bell "One can never be, and should never be, smug about life," says Aurora Goldberg. An aspiring New York actress who has never realized her dreams, Aurora keeps herself afloat by doing odd temp jobs where her rich fantasy life helps her get through the day. Aurora sees the world through the lens of characters in literature and film and these fictionalizations are woven into her interpretation of reality. On one of her temp assignments she meets Jake Stein, a man who could … [Read more...] about Sunspots by Karen Bell
Chaos Unlimited by Joseph Perera
We spend most of our life in employment. Some go beyond that and create employment for others. Whatever you are and whatever you are going to be. This could be your life. Targeted Age Group:: All ages What Inspired You to Write Your Book? My experience with organizations prompted me to share them with others for their development and knowledge. … [Read more...] about Chaos Unlimited by Joseph Perera
Heartstrings (Heart & Soul #1) by Kelli McCracken
“You’ve suffered a terrible tragedy, Jo.” That’s what my doctor keeps telling me. All I know is that I’ve lost everything—my ability to play piano, six years of my life, my will to live… The only thing keeping Jocelyn 'Jo' Hayes from falling apart is her brother, Brighton, whose past is sketchier than her mind. Brighton’s hiding secrets. He refuses to give Jo the answers she needs, but after she meets the mysterious Adam, she decides to keep secrets of her own. As Jo’s … [Read more...] about Heartstrings (Heart & Soul #1) by Kelli McCracken
Falling Water- Stories & Poetry by Blaine Coleman
This is a collection of short stories and poetry that take an incisive look at both the suffering and grief we all face in life and the renewal of faith, the personal and spiritual growth that suffering confers on us, even when we don’t recognize it ourselves. Most of the works collected here examine life in all of its highs and its lows, its joys and grief, and find the underlying good that permeates all of life. The poems were compiled especially for this book from handwritten journals I’ve … [Read more...] about Falling Water- Stories & Poetry by Blaine Coleman
Song of Memory by Sharon Ricklin
A mysterious encounter on a dark highway sets two lonely people on a course of discovery. Sara's humdrum world is turned upside down when she meets a stranger who says he knows her from the past and that she'd disappeared without a trace twenty years ago. She's bewildered and confused; why would someone play such a cruel prank on her? Jack spent nearly two decades searching for her. But when he finally locates her, he is faced with a gut-wrenching discovery: Sara has absolutely no memory … [Read more...] about Song of Memory by Sharon Ricklin
the loss of A MOTHER’s loss by Jennifer Shriver
“the loss of A MOTHER’s loss” is a young girl’s journey growing up on a different page then her mother. All Jennifer wanted was to fit in but every step along the way, her mom made sure she didn’t. Finally out of the house, Jennifer and her mother hadn’t spoken more than a couple of times in ten years. When the phone rings with news her mom has passed, she doesn’t even know what to think anymore. As Jennifer flies back home, to all the people her mom was still close to, to her sister who has … [Read more...] about the loss of A MOTHER’s loss by Jennifer Shriver
