Drawn together in Russia on a romantic Black Sea beach, Serge and Janna fell headlong in love and rushed into marriage. Their divorce, months later, led to years of "if only..." Pressured apart by family and fate, they repeatedly crossed paths, never quite reconnecting, never quite letting go. Changes in the world and their careers caused them to surrender to external influences. There could hardly have been a worse time for them to be in the Soviet Union. With the country on the verge of … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Love Is Never Past Tense… Box Set, Book 1-3 (Romantic Suspense) by Janna Yeshanova
Interview with Author – SHITIJ SHARMA
About SHITIJ SHARMA: Shitij Sharma is a nineteen year old budding author from India.He is the author of the book - THE GIRL FROM ROSTOV. He believes that he can successfully explain the world's current situation in this one paragraph 'This world was a strange place to live in. It was disorderly and chaotic. Therefore, we had to find our way through this labyrinth of human emotions and actions to arrive at a place where there was some resemblance to order, order in the form of disorderly … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – SHITIJ SHARMA
How Many Planes to Get Me? Nine children adopted into a New Zealand family by Jonquil Graham
A funny heartwarming story of a New Zealand couple who adopted nine children and fostered many more. Shocked by the plight of Romanian orphans, Jonquil flew to Romania and brought home tiny malnourished identical twins. But she never forgot the little boy she left behind. Leaving her husband and eight children on the family's kiwifruit orchard, she returned to Romania, but never imagined the protracted nightmare ahead. Later she flew to Russia and adopted 8 year old twins from an orphanage near … [Read more...] about How Many Planes to Get Me? Nine children adopted into a New Zealand family by Jonquil Graham
Interview with Author – Cathy Ann Rogers
About Cathy Ann Rogers: CATHY ANN ROGERS has a penchant for creating literary characters who imitate reality through their skewed sense of justice as well as their bittersweet victories. Cathy attributes the shaping of her writer’s prowess to her solitary upbringing as an only child. Armed with a library card from her neighborhood branch in Cincinnati, she spent her childhood absorbed in suspenseful scenes depicted within the fiction of Christie and Conan-Doyle. Simultaneously, she built a … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Cathy Ann Rogers
My Whispers of Horror: Letters Telling Women’s True Tales from Ex-USSR Nations by Brine Books Publishing @BrineBooks
This book is bargain priced from 05/01/2014 until 05/07/2014 "If he hits me, then he must love me." "I am a cow and I am a bull. I am a woman and I am a man." "If you don't find an ideal man by your age... it doesn't mean that you like girls. Don't worry, you can find a man! You will not be an old maid." "That was also when these police officers, who were meant to protect the public, became my pimps." What can be more deep and personal than reading what a woman wrote of her … [Read more...] about My Whispers of Horror: Letters Telling Women’s True Tales from Ex-USSR Nations by Brine Books Publishing @BrineBooks
The Russian Renaissance by Ian Kharitonov
This book is bargain priced from 02/21/2014 until 02/27/2014 Constantine can no longer hide in Europe. As he discovers a century-old secret, he must flee back to Moscow, chased by assassins. Only one man can save him. Eugene Sokolov: an officer in the world's most elite rescue unit, a martial arts legend… and Constantine's brother. They face an enemy unlike any other. In a game run by a KGB spymaster, the fate of Russia will depend on their survival. Targeted Age Group: 18+ Book … [Read more...] about The Russian Renaissance by Ian Kharitonov
Interview with Author – Nancy McKibben
Author Bio: Nancy McKibben was born in Conneaut, Ohio, grew up in Fredericktown, and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from The Ohio State University with a B.A. in French and an (unofficial) minor in Russian. After graduation and marriage, she toured as the journalist with a singing group in the U.S., Asia, Western Europe, and Eastern Europe before the fall of communism. She and her husband lived in the United Kingdom for six years, and their first two children were born there. After moving back to … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Nancy McKibben
