About Jan Kotouč: Jan Kotouč (pronounced as "cot-OUCH") is a Czech author of space operas, military SF and alternative history. His first novel was published in 2009 and since then he has written a number of novels in Czech. Frontiers of the Imperium is the first book in his latest series, the Central Imperium. He is one of the handful Czech writers who has found success on the English-speaking market. Apart from writing, he teaches at a university and is a popular speaker at a number … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Jan Kotouč
Interview with Author – Michael Kenneth Smith
About Michael Kenneth Smith: MICHAEL KENNETH SMITH is a former mechanical engineer and retired business owner who has always had a knack for telling stories. An avid Civil War buff and meticulous researcher, he is the author of several works of historical fiction, including The Thin Gray Line, book three of a Civil War trilogy. What inspires you to write? The concept that somebody can write a story that captivates and/or educates a reader is inspiring. In addition, as an author, reducing to … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Michael Kenneth Smith
Captivity by Nadine Little
People seemed to like my sister. Respect her. So who killed her? Anita Carmichael is her faction’s sweetheart—respected soldier, supporter of the people, sister of their murdered leader. A murder that started the war and plunged Scotland into chaos. Ten years later, Anita still seeks vengeance, alongside her brother-in-law and her sister’s friends. Her friends. Or so she thought. Betrayed by those closest to her and captured by the enemy, she struggles to survive psychotic despots, torture … [Read more...] about Captivity by Nadine Little
Interview with Author – James Reid
About James Reid: J.M.D. Reid has been a long-time fan of Fantasy ever since he read The Hobbit way back in the fourth grade. His head has always been filled with fantastical tales, and he is eager to share the worlds dwelling in his dreams with you. Reid is long-time resident of the Pacific Northwest in and around the City of Tacoma. The rainy, gloomy atmosphere of Western Washington, combined with the natural beauty of the evergreen forests and the looming Mount Rainier, provides the perfect … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – James Reid
Interview with Author – T.J. Champitto
About T.J. Champitto: T.J. Champitto is a 42-year-old American novelist and award-winning author. After a seventeen year career in communications, Champitto penned his first novel, The Medina Device, in 2018. The title was recently named 2020 Maxy Award Winner for Best Thriller and is set to release in paperback, audiobook and ebook on August 6, 2020 by Black Rose Writing. The author was born in Troy, New York and attended high school in Snellville, Georgia. He earned a bachelor’s degree in … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – T.J. Champitto
FEATURED BOOK: DEAN (HC Heroes Series Book 6) by Donna Michaels
The biggest risks have the sweetest reward… For former Navy SEAL Dean Huntington, Harland County is just a pit stop on his road to a spot on a government spec ops team. Working for his military buddy while continuing PT to get his recently injured arm up to par is a win/win. Sniffing around the also-new-in-town sexy baker is risky to his planned-out future…but taking risks is his life. Award-winning pastry chef/baker Loni Champion loves to compete all over the world in bake-offs with her twin … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: DEAN (HC Heroes Series Book 6) by Donna Michaels
Fractured Dreams by GK Jurrens
One early beta reader said "Fractured Dreams reads like Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child venture out on a conspiratorial road trip in an RV with John Sandford, Lee Child and Dean Koontz! Kate and Geo Janis hide in plain sight to avoid a bullet to the brain. Geo learns to ask the dead for advice, some of which is quite good—when forthcoming, that is. But his most daunting challenge? Culling out which conspiracies are real, and which are conjured by the traumatic brain injury he manages with … [Read more...] about Fractured Dreams by GK Jurrens
Our Military Family by Suzan Johnson
Our Military Family by Suzan Johnson Many families miss loved ones when they are away serving in the military. Sometimes the service men and women are away from moms, dads, brothers, and sisters. In this story Dad and the kids, Harmony and Dominic, are home missing mom. Mom is in the United States Army, and during her deployment, she is sometimes gone for up to 12 months. Throughout the book, you experience what the family has to do to cope without mom, all the while missing her. I hope this … [Read more...] about Our Military Family by Suzan Johnson
Techno Ranger by Thomas Sewell
Techno Ranger by Thomas Sewell North and South Korea are on a collision course. 1LT Sam Harper wants to fit in on his new military intelligence new job supporting the Rangers, but the operators and local security bureaucrats get in the way after losing face. A North Korean general sends a naïve Special Forces lieutenant and team across the DMZ. To steal technology from the lab Sam protects. Will a traitor and a CIA temptress teach Sam the wrong lessons about who to … [Read more...] about Techno Ranger by Thomas Sewell
Prepper Mountain by Chris Bostic
Prepper Mountain by Chris Bostic School's getting out for the summer, and Zach has finally worked up the courage to ask Katelyn to walk home with him—only to find the Feds parked in his driveway again. His unemployed accountant father is an outspoken critic of the recent default on the crushing national debt, which brings on most of their problems with the law. But his mother is the real complication when it comes to bringing potential girlfriends over to the house. She’s a fanatical … [Read more...] about Prepper Mountain by Chris Bostic
Mayhem 337: Memoir of a Combat Advisor in Afghanistan by Chad Rickard
Mayhem 337: Memoir of a Combat Advisor in Afghanistan by Chad Rickard Chad Rickard was a decorated, multi-tour Iraq War veteran with hundreds of combat missions under his belt. He was a seasoned infantryman with a desire to join the fight in Afghanistan against Taliban and Al Qaeda forces bent on keeping American influence out of the region. In 2008 the opportunity arose to deploy as an infantry advisor to the Afghan Army and he seized the chance. After months of intensive training he … [Read more...] about Mayhem 337: Memoir of a Combat Advisor in Afghanistan by Chad Rickard
Burning Bridges by Anne Krist
Burning Bridges by Anne Krist Consider the role of strangers in our lives. An unknown postman in Virginia hides a bag of mail one day. His simple action set in motion untold consequences for many others—strangers—all over the country. How many bridges were burned in that forgotten mail pouch? Sara Richards’s world is rocked when three love letters from 1970 are delivered decades late. The letters were written by Paul Steinert, a young sailor who took her innocence with whispered words of … [Read more...] about Burning Bridges by Anne Krist
