The German's Guilty Pleasure by Katie Mettner German CEO Lars Jäger is ready to start an American sexual revolution. His business is sex wrapped up in a vibrating bow, but no one is buying. When the stunningly beautiful Serenity Matthews signs on as his marketing director, he knows she will turn his business around as quickly as she turned his head. Serenity is the forbidden fruit, and Lars can’t stop himself from taking a bite … consequences be damned. … [Read more...] about The German’s Guilty Pleasure by Katie Mettner
RUN GIRL RUN by Willow Rose
RUN GIRL RUN by Willow Rose Willow Rose’s beloved detective, Harry Hunter is back in this thrilling second installment of the bestselling series. When a mother and her child are pulled out of the harbor in their car, the case seems pretty straightforward for Miami PD and Detective Harry Hunter. Everything points to a murder-suicide. They were homeless, living in their car, and the mother decided to end it all for them both by driving into the water. But the case is not what it looks like, … [Read more...] about RUN GIRL RUN by Willow Rose
Interview with Author – Victoria Warren Jackson
About Victoria Warren Jackson: Victoria Warren Jackson has published three books, which include Untraditional Love In The Dark, Can You Feel Me? Intimate Poetry?, and Not Just Us. All of her books were self-published by Favic Press.Her books focus on topics such as bisexuality, AIDS, and issues that drive communication. What inspires you to write? My life experiences and those experiences of individuals in my circle inspire me to write. Tell us about your writing process. I typically … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Victoria Warren Jackson
Al Capone’s Miami: Paradise or Purgatory? by Sally J. Ling
Capone hoped to escape Chicago's cold and windy winters, gangland retaliation wars, and incessant hounding by the law so he fled south to Miami. He longed for paradise where sunshine was a daily commodity, boating and fishing could be easily enjoyed along a sandy coast lapped by azure Atlantic waters, nightlige consisted of high class entertainment clubs and gambling houses, and relaxing by the pool was as close as stepping out your back door. And so Capone purchased a home on Miami Beach, spent … [Read more...] about Al Capone’s Miami: Paradise or Purgatory? by Sally J. Ling
The Sizzling History of Miami Cuisine: Cortaditos, Stone Crabs and Empanadas by Mandy Baca @mandybaca
What inspired you to write your book? As a food writer, I always knew I wanted t write a book-it just took me awhile to figure out what that was exactly. My family is from Nicaragua and I've spent most of my life explaining where Nicaragua is located on a map and its cuisine. I figured I would write a book about its food and history. Having grown up in Miami, I eventually got to thinking that Miami's own food history had not been documented. The idea came about in 2009 and I haven't looked back … [Read more...] about The Sizzling History of Miami Cuisine: Cortaditos, Stone Crabs and Empanadas by Mandy Baca @mandybaca
Interview with Author – Mandy Baca @mandybaca
Author Bio: As a food- and history-obsessed Miami native, Mandy Baca found her true passion for food and writing while enrolled in the Hospitality School at Johnson & Wales University. She also holds a master's degree in Italian gastronomy and tourism from the University of Gastronomic Sciences in Colorno, Italy. In the past, she has held various positions within the restaurant industry and has contributed to various publications both locally and nationally. She is a member of the Flagler … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Mandy Baca @mandybaca
