About Kyle Robertson: Kyle was in sales for 21 years. He spanned from a telemarketer to a product trainer. His product knowledge was vast. It spanned from replacement windows to home maintenance equipment, with automobiles, and many electronics thrown in. He could tell you the difference between a veractor, and detant tuner, and even what they were. He went into military Intelligence when he graduated from high school, and had to know all NATO, and Warsaw Pact vehicles. He had many stories from … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Red Herrings: Solving Streetwise Crime by Kenna McKinnon
Genre: Thriller/mystery A DOLLAR FOR THE DURATION OF THE SALE! Annie Hansen, a young female schizophrenic private eye, must solve a grisly murder in the small island town of Serendipity, Canada. She is a suspect herself, and her boyfriend Samir and his cousin Pepsi may have been on the scene. A not-so-popular doctor, Dr. William Hubert, and the mayor of Serendipity, Rick Spacey, were both murdered, presumably by the same person, and both in a macabre manner. Mark, a handsome detective, … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Kenna McKinnon @KennaMcKinnon
Author Bio: Kenna McKinnon is the author of SpaceHive, a middle grade sci-fi/fantasy novel; BIGFOOT BOY: Lost on Earth, published by Mockingbird Lane Press, a traditional small press. A children's chapter book, Benjamin & Rumblechum, will be published by Mockingbird Lane Press in late 2014. The Insanity Machine, a self-published memoir with co-author Austin Mardon, PhD, CM; and DISCOVERY – A Collection of Poetry, were released by Authors for a Cause and CreateSpace in 2012. Her books are … [Read more...]
It Isn’t Cheating if He’s Dead by Julie Frayn @juliefrayn
Jemima Stone waited four long years for her missing fiancé to come home, burying herself in her job and feeding the homeless. When Gerald is found dead halfway across the country, she is devastated. Detective Finn Wight promises to uncover the truth behind Gerald’s mysterious death. Delivering sandwiches to her homeless friends, she discovers a newcomer. Though he refuses to speak, his haunted eyes tell Jemima that he is in trouble — hiding from someone or something. Jemima turns to Detective … [Read more...]
The Girl Who Could Fly Denise Okonkwo
This book is bargain priced from 05/20/2014 until 05/21/2014 No one would use the word extraordinary to describe Gwen. Her brother was the good-looking jock. Her step-sister was the rebellious trouble maker. Gwen – she is the girl who got turned away from the Comic Book Club. Gwen was becoming frustrated with her life. She no longer wanted to be the girl with the wild hair, the girl who couldn’t get the guy, the girl whose step-father saw as mediocre. She befriends Marie, a new girl at … [Read more...]
The Poetry of Ashes by Marc Dubeau
This book is bargain priced from 02/18/2014 until 02/01/2018 The Poetry of Ashes is a book that I have written as an expression of the struggle I was going through in dealing with the devastating illness of schizophrenia. It is a collection of almost 100 poems dealing with themes of struggle, despair, devastation, degradation, hope, struggle, and perseverance. I hope to inspire strength and courage to others similarly afflcited, and to share in this story as hope for … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Kate Rigby
Author Bio: I’ve been been writing for over thirty years. I realized my unhip credentials were mounting so I decided to write about it. Little Guide to Unhip was published by Night Publishing in 2010. It's due for an update when time permits. However, I’m not completely unhip. My punk novel, Fall Of The Flamingo Circus was published by Allison & Busby (1990) and by Villard (American hardback 1990). Skrev Press published my novels Seaview Terrace (2003) Sucka! (2004) and Break Point … [Read more...]
