Tabitha was a true survivor - until she wasn't. One week before her loveless marriage to a wealthy man, a freak accident causes her soul to trade places with a womanising lush paying penance for his sins as a soul collector. While she waits for Death to unravel the bureaucratic red-tape and return her to her life, she's forced to take on Mort's duties, accompanied by the sexiest but rudest man she's ever met. Cooper was a bank manager until his demise, and he's got a lot of making up to do. … [Read more...]
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...]
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From New York Times Bestselling author, Tricia O’Malley, comes a riveting new magickal romance set in modern day Dublin. A centuries-old curse, a mysterious faction of protectors, and a mythological godstone all sound like old world fairytale nonsense to Clare. It only takes one rainy evening with a silver-eyed fae and a handsome stranger promising protection to rock her world forever. Targeted Age Group: 21+ Book Price: 0.99 This book is bargain priced from 07/24/2018 until 07/29/2018. … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Paula Jacobsson
About Paula Jacobsson: Paula was raised and brought up outside Stockholm, Sweden. In a family of five, she was born ten and thirteen years after her siblings and always felt a bit like the outsider. Her professional career is wide spread, from care giver to the elderly, to international fashion model and later marketing manager, she found her "home" in writing. Love, wisdom and the wonderment of all the things we still don't know has always been a part of her driving force and … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – C.A. Nicholas
About C.A. Nicholas: I am a complex storyteller whose nature is introverted yet companionable, whose artistry is melancholic yet inspirational, and whose emotional intelligence is mature beyond my years yet my implementation of it is creative like a child. I am also exceptionally imperfect as an individual yet perfectly worthy in inherent value like all of humanity. I've published five albums and three books. Hope, love, and perseverance infuse those art pieces. My first book is an … [Read more...]
Permafree eBook: The Problem With Alice by Darcy Quinn
Nature has her ways and means, she is after all a fickle woman fluent in the language of the lonely and intriguingly adept in the conversation of temptation. She is the tongue in the ear of persuasion and everything mouth-wateringly forbidden. Matt the self made man, a man who won by taking risks could buy anything he wanted except her, his fantasy. but what price would he be willing to pay? Their youthful ill-fated romance may have been damned but he would have his second chance and he would … [Read more...]
The Bellringer by William Timothy Murray
The Bellringer by William Timothy Murray For centuries, the Great Bell was silent... It remained undisturbed, nearly forgotten by history, hidden away in the ruins of an abandoned fortress. The enchantments within its iron slumbered, its secrets protected by silence. Until someone discovered how to ring the Bell, other secrets would remain safe. One day, while running an errand, a young store clerk took a wrong turn, then another, until he found himself deep within the old fortress where … [Read more...]
Summary & Analysis of 12 Rules for Life by ZIP Reads
Summary & Analysis of 12 Rules for Life by ZIP Reads 12 Rules for Life is the #1 bestselling non-fiction book on Amazon this month! Renowned professor of psychology Jordan B. Peterson draws from science, tradition, and his varied clinical experience to explain what it takes to live a rich, meaningful life. In this enthralling read, Jordan Peterson distills life’s most important lessons into twelve digestible rules that anyone can use to better their life and the lives of the people … [Read more...]
Refugee by Reece Pocock
Reece Pocock has written an authoritative and intimate story of two families brought together by war and peace; in the process, he creates a fine study of how ordinary people are swept along by political and military events over which they have no control but which continue to colour their daily lives. In North Africa in the 1940s, two men - Bill, an Australian and Rolf, a German - confront each other in a one-to-one fight in the vicious battles around Tobruk. Both are forever scared physically … [Read more...]
My Lady Zane by Steven M. Sullivan
Inspired by exciting true events in our history in the time of the American Revolution! Letters from the States came often and, sometimes, more than five at a time. Marines do love to get mail Not email. The real thing. Good old U.S. Post mail. Handwritten. Had to be. It was 2003 and Sergeant Leah Ann Sullivan read her mail every day, addressed to her 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, which was just south of Fallujah, Iraq. The mail was from her grandmother, with whom she was very close. One … [Read more...]
Her Man in Sorrento by Ann Streetman
Her Man in Sorrento by Ann Streetman When Sarah Millerman meets Nathan Ferrari, her vacation in Italy takes unexpected turns as breathtaking as the Amalfi coast drive. Charming, handsome Navy Commander Nathan Ferrari is staying at his Aunt Alessa’s beach house in Sorrento, while he is on annual leave from Naval Base San Diego. As Nathan puts it, “You’re an American on vacation. I am an American on vacation. It makes sense for us to have some fun together.” Sarah intends to keep the … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Love and Other Hazards by Claudia Riess
“Love and Other Hazards” is a novel about urban singles stumbling toward fulfillment in an odyssey of sex, love and parenting. Each accompanied by their young daughters who are schoolmates, Glenda Fieldston and Eugene Lerman assess each other for the first time while Glenda’s daughter is studying the details of a statue at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Then the families go their separate ways, but not for long. Glenda is hired as a consultant to upgrade the computer system of a medical … [Read more...]
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