About Eileen Malora: Eileen is married with three children. She lives is the suburbs of New York City. Eileen is the proud owner of two rescue dogs, Cooper and Ottis. Inspired by the work of the shelter that took care of Cooper while he waited for his forever home, Eileen will be donating a portion of the proceeds to Hi-Tor Animal Care Center. This is her first book. What inspires you to write? From the time my children were very young I was always coming up with rhymes or songs. For … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Eileen Malora
The Sand Prince by kim alexander
“When the storm came, it was made of magic, not rain, and when it had passed, the life and the city Hellne knew were changed forever.” In Kim Alexander’s debut novel she weaves a witty, epic fantasy brimming with diverse characters and plenty of intrigue. Two worlds On the war-ravaged demon world of Eriis, Hellne, the fierce young queen, fights to keep her people alive. On the green and gentle human world of Mistra, the demons have faded into myth. Only a handful of old men and children … [Read more...] about The Sand Prince by kim alexander
Effortless Reading: The Simple Way to Read and Guarantee Remarkable Results by Vu Tran
In our overloaded lives, finding time to read is a true challenge. Yet, we occasionally hear great people, like Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, or Elon Musk, talk about how they maintain their reading routines or how their dedication to reading helps differentiate them from the crowd. You might have already read other self-development books on how to increase your reading speed. The problem, though, is that they all tend to offer pretty much the same advice: Expand your vision, stop your vocals, … [Read more...] about Effortless Reading: The Simple Way to Read and Guarantee Remarkable Results by Vu Tran
Interview with Author – Heather Young-Nichols
About Heather Young-Nichols: Heather Young-Nichols has been writing since she was little. After a life hiatus from all things fun, she returned in full force and hasn't stopped since. It's unusual to find her without her computer, a book or her kindle unless she's spending time with her family. And the real fun comes out during baseball season. Then, all bets are off. Heather grew up in Saginaw, Michigan and graduated from Saginaw Valley State University with a degree in Sociology. Although … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Heather Young-Nichols
Interview with Author – kim alexander
About kim alexander: I'm a New York/Florida girl! I went to the University of Miami and then lived in Key West for about ten years. (Everything you've heard is true.) I spent my whole career behind the microphone, as a DJ, talk show host and finally as an author interviewer at Sirius XM Book Radio. When my channel went off the air, I took everything I learned from many hundreds of interviews and wrote my own book! And because I grew up on fantasy and science fiction, that's what I wrote. I love … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – kim alexander
Interview with Author – H.G. Lynch
About H.G. Lynch: I'm H.G. Lynch, a Scottish Paranormal Romance author, avid reader, and cat-lover. I spend most of my days writing, while wrestling my cat, Sooki, off my laptop. I believe that chocolate cake can save the world, and I am highly caffeine-addicted. I can occasionally be found rolling on the floor, laughing manically, when I've consumed too much caffeine. I love horse-riding, Star Trek, and snow. My books are dark fantasy romances, usually with a bad boy and a bad girl. Sometimes … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – H.G. Lynch
Interview with Author – Meredith Bond
About Meredith Bond: Meredith Bond is an award-winning author of a series of traditionally published Regency romances and indie-published historical paranormal romances. Known for her characters “who slip readily into one’s heart”, Meredith’s romance novels include her new Medieval Fantasy series, the Children of Avalon, her Regency-set paranormal romances in the Storm series and traditional Regencies (without magic) in The Merry Men Quartet—the last one will be coming out in 2015. Meredith … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Meredith Bond
Her by Felicia Johnson
This book is bargain priced from 09/11/2014 until 09/30/2030 In many ways, Kristen Elliott is a normal, seventeen-year-old girl. Kristen loves her family. She works hard academically, and tries to please her mother. She takes on the additional responsibility of caring for her twin siblings, Nick and Alison. She idealizes her best friend, Lexus, who not only seems to lead the perfect life, but also catches the attention of John, the boy Kristen secretly loves. However, as is the case with many … [Read more...] about Her by Felicia Johnson
Interview with Author – Melissa Bowersock @MJBowersock
Author Bio: Melissa Bowersock is an eclectic, award-winning author who writes in a variety of fiction and non-fiction genres: biography, contemporary, western, action, romance, fantasy, paranormal and spiritual. She has been both traditionally and independently published and is a regular contributor to the superblog Indies Unlimited. She lives in a small community in northern Arizona with her husband and an Airedale terrier. She also writes under the pen name Amber Flame. What inspires you … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Melissa Bowersock @MJBowersock
Is reading a luxury or a necessity? – Guest Post by Erin Bell
"Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers. " ~Charles W. Eliot Take a moment to think about what reading is for you? A hobby? A way to kill some time? A way to escape from the daily problems into a different world? An entertainment? An addiction? A necessity? Or all of them? For many people reading is a luxury (or at least they think so). There are people who read every day, others read once in … [Read more...] about Is reading a luxury or a necessity? – Guest Post by Erin Bell
Belonging by Ruth ONeil @writerrutho
This book is bargain priced from 07/09/2014 until 08/02/2014 After the death of her father, painfully shy and introverted Shelly finds her world turned upside down. She is forced to speak with people and she may even have to move from her comfortable apartment. Sorting through her father’s possessions at his house brings back many memories, including how they would research her mom’s genealogy so that in a way, she could get to know her mother’s family, who are all deceased. Shelly wonders … [Read more...] about Belonging by Ruth ONeil @writerrutho
Tired of Being Black by Rodney Jordan
Tired of Being Black offers a fresh perspective on the negative struggles and stereotypes of the black race from a man who personified most of them growing up and then turned his life around to become a public school teacher, a basketball coach, and a positive role model to hundreds of students and athletes. In his book, Jordan draws heavily from his experiences growing up in an urban black neighborhood largely defined by gunshots, violence, stolen cars, teen pregnancy, and welfare. Raised … [Read more...] about Tired of Being Black by Rodney Jordan
