About Resa Nelson: Resa Nelson is a long-time member of SFWA (Science Fiction Writers of America) and a graduate of the Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers' Workshop. Resa writes fantasy and mystery/thriller novels about women who are strong, smart, and courageous. Her characters are everyday people faced by overwhelming problems that threaten to destroy the existence they know. What inspires you to write? I've been writing fiction since I was 8 years old. For me, writing … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Kim Krisco
About Kim Krisco: KIM KRISCO continues in the footsteps of the master storyteller, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, by adding, yet another, Sherlock Holmes novel to the canon. In Irregular Lives, Kim tells the untold story of Sherlock Holmes’s adventures, and his amazing relationship, with the Baker-street irregulars. Holmes employed this tribe of street urchins in some of his better known cases—and also, in some new unpublished cases contained in this new novel. Meticulously researched, Krisco’s … [Read more...]
Marked Masters by Ritter Ames
Laurel Beacham made working solo a personal success story and is known for her nerve, instincts, and ability to do whatever necessary to return each priceless masterpiece safely intact. As the world’s leading art recovery expert, she’s thwarted more heists than the average law enforcement professional. Museums applaud her skills. Thieves admire the cunning way she operates. Her last job landed her the head position over the London branch of Beacham Foundation, but bringing one case to a … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Amy Shojai
About Amy Shojai: Amy Shojai, CABC has been reinventing herself for years. She’s a certified animal behavior consultant, and the award-winning author of 30 best selling pet books that cover furry babies to old-fogies, first aid to natural healing, and behavior/training to Chicken Soup-icity. Amy also writes the September Day pet-centric thriller series. Amy has been featured as an expert in hundreds of print venues including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Reader’s Digest, and … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Marked Masters by Ritter Ames
Genre: Mystery, light suspense, caper, cozy Laurel Beacham made working solo a personal success story and is known for her nerve, instincts, and ability to do whatever necessary to return each priceless masterpiece safely intact. As the world’s leading art recovery expert, she’s thwarted more heists than the average law enforcement professional. Museums applaud her skills. Thieves admire the cunning way she operates. Her last job landed her the head position over the London branch of … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Janet Martinez
About Janet Martinez: Janet Martinez was born in Indiana and raised in Illinois. She retired from teaching in Memphis, TN in 2014 and is currently teaching in Ft. Myers, FL. She lives in Lehigh Acres, FL with 3 dogs and a cat. Her students enjoy being characters in her novels, especially when they can be the "bad guy." She is happy to oblige. In 2015, Janet won a Writers Digest award for her short story "Amy's Shoes." The story will be featured in an upcoming collection of short … [Read more...]
Buyer’s Guide: Wilderness Bound by Pamela Ackerson
Targeted Age Group: 16 and up Category: Romance eBook price range: $2.99 About Wilderness Bound: "Stories that stir within us the unquenchable hope for a better tomorrow." The mysterious dreams started with Matthew Standing Deer's mother, Karen, traveling through time, into the arms of the sensual, dark-haired warrior. His family survived The Little Big Horn Battle – Custer’s Last Stand, ending a lifestyle the People have always known. Now comes Book 3 of the time travel saga Wilderness … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Wilderness Bound by Pamela Ackerson
Genre: time travel romance Targeted Age Group: 16 and up Steam/Violence Level: (Ranked from 1 to 5, as noted by the author): 2 - More details, mostly behind closed doors, some violence "Stories that stir within us the unquenchable hope for a better tomorrow." The mysterious dreams started with Matthew Standing Deer's mother, Karen, traveling through time, into the arms of the sensual, dark-haired warrior. His family survived The Little Big Horn Battle – Custer’s Last Stand, ending a … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Marvin J. Wolf
About Marvin J. Wolf: I began my career as a US Amy combat correspondent in Vietnam. Returning to civilian life, I worked in employee communications for a few of America's biggest companies. In 1978 I struck out on my own. For several years I wrote anything that would generate income--brochures, advertising copy, newspaper and magazine stories, and corporate research papers. In 1983 I was asked to write a book about Japan's business activities. The Japanese Conspiracy put me on the publishing … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Christiana Miller
About Christiana Miller: Biography Christiana Miller is a novelist, screenwriter and mom who's led an unusual life. In addition to writing for General Hospital: Night Shift and General Hospital, she's had her DNA shot into space (where she's currently cohabiting in a drawer with Stephen Colbert and Stephen Hawking), she's been serenaded by Klingons, and she's been the voices of all the female warriors in Mortal Kombat II and III. If her life was a TV show, it would be a wacky dramedy filled … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: The Case of the Not-So-Fair Trader (A Richard Sherlock Whodunit Book 1) by Jim Stevens
Genre: Mystery, Humor, Private eye, Detective, Whodunit Targeted Age Group: Teen/Adult Steam/Violence Level: (Ranked from 1 to 5, as noted by the author): 2 - More details, mostly behind closed doors, some violence A despicable stock trader is found buried under an avalanche of his own garden rocks, causing fired-from-the force- Richard Sherlock to be yanked off the bowling alley and whisked to the crime scene by his pampered protegee Tiffany Richmond. He must prove murder and stop payment … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Teresa Burrell
About Teresa Burrell: Teresa Burrell has dedicated her life to helping children, first as a teacher and then as an attorney in juvenile court. She continues to advocate children’s issues and write novels. She taught school for twelve years before she received her juris doctor degree. She opened a private law practice which specialized in domestic, criminal, and civil cases until she landed in juvenile court where she focused on abused minors. Burrell has received several awards from the San … [Read more...]
