The Accident by Nancy Roe Two murders. One night. Darnell Dixon, Horseshoe Corner's extraordinary cupcake baker, the intended victim. Who wants Darnell dead and why? The investigation leads to an accident that happened seventeen years ago and a family secret. Will Darnell find the truth or die trying? … [Read more...] about The Accident by Nancy Roe
If The Shoe Fits by Rita Ames
A hot, explosive adult romance with a little intrigue and danger and a whole lot of romance. Janie has an unfogettable one night with a stranger in the back room of the shoe shop she manages. Bryant is her area Manager and when he realises his mistake he hotfoots it out of there, living to regret his haste. When Janie arrives in London three years later she is shocked to find out that the man she can't forget is now the CEO of the Company. Janie tries to keep her distance but Bryant is … [Read more...] about If The Shoe Fits by Rita Ames
Interview with Author – Rita Ames
About Rita Ames: Don't think bad of me but I use two difference pen names - Rita Ames for the romance and R D Mack for the Thriller genres. My day job requires a little anonimity as I work within the healthcare world and interact with children at work and within the theatre environment. I live in the south of England near some of the most beautiful white beaches, although the water is really cold. I have the most understanding and supportive husband in the world and wonderful, children (not … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Rita Ames
THE MEMORY BOX by Eva Lesko Natiello
What would you do if you Googled yourself and uncovered something shocking? In this gripping psychological thriller, a group of privileged suburban moms amuse themselves by Googling everyone in town, digging up dirt to fuel thorny gossip. Caroline Thompson, devoted mother of two, is relieved to hear that her name appears only twice, citing her philanthropy. However, a delayed pang of insecurity prods Caroline to Google her maiden name—which none of the others know. The hits cascade like a … [Read more...] about THE MEMORY BOX by Eva Lesko Natiello
Speed of Light by Scott Ralph @RalphSensei
High school student and obsessive journal writer Rylie Kirklen is having a difficult sophomore year. A heavy load of classwork, overly competitive friends and a serious sports injury have made the first weeks of school a living hell. She finally gets the chance to relax by herself for a few days when her parents leave to celebrate their anniversary in Key West, but even that respite is cut short when the lights go out one night. What begins with a quiet candlelit evening deteriorates into a … [Read more...] about Speed of Light by Scott Ralph @RalphSensei
Apron Strings by CS Colerain @CSColerain
Fundamentalism, secrets, and lies have damaged the souls of three women from Creekwood. But these three lives are more intertwined than they will ever know and when one ends up murdered, anyone from this backwards little town is suspect. CS Colerain weaves a multi-layered tale that will leave you guessing until the very last page. Targeted Age Group:: 18+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I was challenged to write dark, and I surprised myself when this gritty tale was born. This book … [Read more...] about Apron Strings by CS Colerain @CSColerain
Interview with Author – Victoria Trout @VictoriaTrout1
Author Bio: I come from a long line of storytellers. I remember sitting on the living room floor while the adults told stories, my imagination running gamut over all the possibilities. But I didn’t have the same fascination with the written word; in fact, English was my worst subject in school. I wasn’t able to understand grammar with all the rules and exceptions, let alone understand all the spelling rules and exceptions. However I loved reading, even tho my mind would add words to the … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Victoria Trout @VictoriaTrout1
The Art of Leaving a Question – Guest Post by Michael Allen @celebadvo2day
Readers always want to read page turners. Writers always want to write them. There is a way to make everything you write a page turner. But, you have to setup a few things first. Some writers like to outline their work. Others like to shoot from the hip and discover the story as they go. Either way works, but you should at least have an ending in mind. Personally, I like to outline my work first. I don’t write a formal outline. I simply write some key events down as I think about which way … [Read more...] about The Art of Leaving a Question – Guest Post by Michael Allen @celebadvo2day
