A young and hot headed knight seeks to break himself and his people free from the gods' authoritative rule by the only mean available to him, defiance! However, the path that he sets upon is hindered by overwhelming odds. His only hope in achieving his goal might be a mysterious sword that he receives early in his adventure. Furthermore, his quest is complicated by a band of rebels, will they aid him or do they have their own goals? Deities, magic, monsters, fantasy, legend and myth! The … [Read more...] about Saga of the Feather-Cutter: Defiance by M.W.Kamal
Rebellion at Ailon by TJ Mott
Ailon is a resource-rich, low-population world in the galaxy’s Independent Regions. Originally a mining colony of the nearby Avennia system, Ailon once tried to break free, resulting in a brutal war which they lost after Thaddeus Marcell pirated a convoy of badly-needed weapons and matériel that was en-route to the Rebels of Ailon. Now, it’s an oppressed and enslaved world, its conquered population forced to work at gunpoint for their Avennian overlords. Still reeling from the wounds he … [Read more...] about Rebellion at Ailon by TJ Mott
The Water Road by JD Byrne
Two women are about to expose a terrible secret that will turn their world upside down. For centuries the great river known as the Water Road separated the Altrerians in the north from the Neldathi in the south. When the Neldathi clans united and struck out across the river, the nations of Altreria formed an alliance, the Triumvirate, to drive them back. For more than a hundred years after, the Triumvirate kept the Neldathi barbarians at bay, fighting amongst themselves across the Water … [Read more...] about The Water Road by JD Byrne
Interview with Author – Vic Selby
About Vic Selby: My interest in history probably began in childhood. I loved books set in past times, such as Treasure Island and Deerslayer. Today my historical reading is more tuned to the likes of Bernard Cornwell, who’s weaving of his characters into true historical events appeals to my style. I have travelled widely, spending two years in Egypt with my parents as a boy and later after leaving school, disappointing my parents by not taking up a life of farming. I wanted to travel and opted … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Vic Selby
Frozen Sparks : A Rhapsodist’s Tale by Debopriyaa Dutta
A collection of verses which describes the feelings of a young woman, who is tossed in the whirlwind of unrequited feelings, loss, rebellion and depression. Despite everything, she feels closer to home when she writes about the man she is in love with, who is blasphemously beautiful to her. Her thought processes develop as the poems advance, and eventually ends with a promise of a new beginning, bittersweet aftertastes and approaching happiness. Targeted Age Group:: 14-29 What Inspired You … [Read more...] about Frozen Sparks : A Rhapsodist’s Tale by Debopriyaa Dutta
The Mystery of the Indian Carvings by Gloria Repp
This book is bargain priced from 04/10/2014 until 04/16/2014 A teen—young and troubled—is sent to visit relatives on a Canadian island. She loves the island and befriends a great dog, and her hope of happiness begins to rise. But stolen artifacts and her spiteful cousin threaten disaster. . . She can’t help wondering: does God care? Christian mystery fiction for Ages 10 and up Targeted Age Group: Middle Grade Book Price: $.99 Link To Buy Bargain Book … [Read more...] about The Mystery of the Indian Carvings by Gloria Repp
Interview with Author – Martin Baggen @MartinBaggen
Author Bio: The Secret Rebellion is Martin Baggen's debut novel. Martin is passionate about writing, reading, and music. He currently resides in Benton County, Oregon. What inspires you to write? The Secret Rebellion is a result of wanting to share a perspective on a story that has become a thread in the very fabric of our culture. I felt that the accounts we know, that have now become biblical, may have had their roots in events of a much more earthly origin, complete with political … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Martin Baggen @MartinBaggen
