About the Book Alexandre Dumas meets Horatio Hornblower and Ancient Egypt in this swashbuckling epic. (Kirkus Reviews) For three thousand years a hatred burns. In seventeenth century France two souls incarnate, one born the child of a prosperous merchant, the other, forces his way into incarnation, determined to continue a reign of terror begun long ago. One remembers, one does not. Download book here … [Read more...]
Featured PermaFree eBook: The Sun God’s Heir: Return (Book One) by Elliott Baker
About the Book The Count of Monte Cristo meets Horatio Hornblower and Ancient Egypt in this swashbuckling epic. (Kirkus Reviews) For three thousand years a hatred burns. In seventeenth century France two souls incarnate, one born the child of a prosperous merchant, the other, forces his way into incarnation, determined to continue a reign of terror begun long ago. One remembers, one does not. Download book here … [Read more...]
Key Life Lessons from Martinus, the Modern Mystic by Else Byskov
This book contains the key life lessons that I have learned from my decades´ long study of Martinus´ spiritual science. Martinus work is an inexhaustible source of spiritual insight and finding it changed my life. In this collection of the key life lessons, I share the most important things that the Martinus material has taught me. The impact on my personal life from studying Martinus has been overwhelming, and with this small book, I hope that others may find as much insight, pleasure and joy … [Read more...]
Naupaka Blooming by J.L. Eck
Set in Hawaii and based on the myth surrounding the Naupaka flower, a little white flower that only grows with half its petals, this is a coming of age love story with second chances, overcoming obstacles and finding peace. In ancient Hawaii, young princess Leilani unexpectedly falls madly in love with Kanoa, a commoner. Even though they are forbidden by custom from even speaking, the two lovers believe the gods approve of their union and they try to find a way to change their fates. But dark … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – J.L. Eck
About J.L. Eck: J.L. Eck is an artist at heart. She used to write short stories for her friends in school and she loved drawing with pencil and taking pictures of the world around her. Her first major in college was art but then her practical side kicked in and she followed in her father's footsteps and became an accountant. The writing bug never left her though and she continued to jot down all her story ideas over the years. She moved to Hawaii in 2006 after a divorce and experienced a … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – John H. Clark III
About John H. Clark III: John Henry Clark is an award-winning journalist, newspaper columnist, and author of eight non-fiction books. A tireless researcher, seeker and questioner, Clark uses his natural curiosity and expert interviewing skills to explore the human experience. In many of his books, which include such titles as “Finding God,” “Destination Unknown,” and “Everyday Heroes,” the Kempner, Texas resident enjoys using man-on-the-street type interviews to create compelling looks inside … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Ginger Bensman
About Ginger Bensman: I was awarded a Ph.D. in Human Development from the University of Maine in Orono in 1993 and spent 25 years directing programs for at-risk children and their struggling families. But I was always a writer too, even when there were only corners and patches of time and taking those moments for writing felt like I was stealing. Now I happily write whenever I want (whenever I’m not reading or gardening or watching my grandsons grow). I live in Salem, Oregon with my husband … [Read more...]
Buyer’s Guide: Lavender Fields by Raegyn Perry
Targeted Age Group: 18-80 Category: Romance Print book price range: 17.99 eBook price range: 3.99 About Lavender Fields: Lavender Fields is a paranormal romance that centers around reincarnation. Two lovers meet in present day under distressing circumstances, but eventually find a love that isn't always easy. Nightmares, odd clue, and outside forces test their new love. Destiny has a way of finding that which isn't looked for, with Connor and Greye taking on the past to either have … [Read more...]
DARK TALES FROM GENTS’ PENS by Ron Shaw
Where can you find all the suspense, thrills, blood, and gore that reflect the dark underbelly of our world? Where do murder and voodoo curses stand alongside innocents and little children? Where do the kinder, gentler things disappear? Within the tightly crafted stories gathered for your enjoyment by Annie Acorn into Dark Tales From Gents’ Pens! With their skillfully woven tales, the founding members of From Gents’ Pens, a cooperative of award-winning contemporary male writers, have forged a … [Read more...]
Catching Feathers in the Wind by Diane Hall
Jayna is an Archangel... The only life she has ever known is the one in which she teaches souls to fly in Heaven and whispers inspirations to Earth’s great artists, aided by a range of dead musicians and celebrated artists. In Heaven, angels exist in a prevailing atmosphere of love, peace, joy and harmonious co-creation, so when she decides to incarnate on Earth in human form, Jayna is in for a few surprises. After a series of challenging life-times, she settles into her final spin of the … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Raegyn Perry
About Raegyn Perry: Raegyn is thrilled to share her debut novel, Lavender Fields, with readers. When not writing, Raegyn is perfectly content curled up with a good book, TV binge watching, or on a fun travel adventure. Also, anyone who knows her knows she loves to dance (a lot!) wherever and whenever possible. Raegyn believes readers can connect with her lovers, Connor and Greye, on a few levels. Lavender Fields has the key elements of the classic love story; boy meets and gets girl, but it … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Diane Hall
About Diane Hall: I haven't always thought of myself as a writer, although I have always written, for as long as I can remember. I used to read voraciously as a child, and secretly wrote poetry at night. I LOVED the library and used to go through book series phases. I have some very unusual early memories of books and writing. I used to love Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected, and books about spiritualism and strange goings-on. I once wrote an essay in my English class at school, in which … [Read more...]
