Targeted Age Group: Adult Professor C… teaches a photography course at an upper-class all-women’s school. A serial killer has the city terrified; elaborately tied prostitutes are turning up in the historical medieval sector of Barcelona, strangled on dates ending in 4. Hired to photograph the victims, the Professor unwilling finds himself drawn into a treacherous, riddle-filled plot. Richly detailed and exhaustively researched, this work is written for those who enjoy who-done-it historical … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Jonathan Coan Daifuku
About Jonathan Coan Daifuku: For over two decades Jonathan Coan Daifuku has worked in Barcelona as an architect, designer and creative advertisement agency director. He is a Rhode Island School of Design and Columbia University graduate and currently a university professor. He is presently working on his second book, Quid Pro Quo in Paris, placed in 1960. What inspires you to write? I enjoy transporting the reader to a different time and place, yet one related to our present. For this … [Read more...]
Soul of Toledo by Edward D. Webster
Thirty years before the Spanish Inquisition, the seeds of hatred have sprouted in Castile. Suspicions fester. Rage churns beneath the surface. Viçente Pérez—a man who wields enviable power but harbors a shameful past—is the only one who can keep the tension from exploding out of control. As the Christian son of secret Jews, Viçente is in a hopeless position—charged with keeping the peace, but always suspected by the city’s Old Christians, unwilling but duty-bound to help the increasingly … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Edward D. Webster
About Edward D. Webster: Edward D. Webster has had an eclectic mixture of careers, ranging from teaching Navajo students to helping create a crisis center for abused children. He’s also the author of a diverse collection of books and a number of articles appearing in such diverse publications as the Boston Globe and Your Cat Magazine. Ed admits to a fascination with unique, quirky and bizarre human behavior, and he doesn’t exempt himself from the mix. His acclaimed memoir, A Year of Sundays … [Read more...]
Enseñando A Mia by M.C. Roman @mc_romances
This book is bargain priced from 04/29/2014 until 12/31/2014 Cuando Mia Fuentes se muda a España para estudiar la maestría, tratando desesperadamente de dejar su pasado atrás, lo último que ella se imaginó fue involucrase con Leo Durant, el chico más guapo y solicitado del campus. Leo es sexy, seguro, y tiene la dudosa reputación de chico malo. Algo sobre él la sigue jalando hacia sí, cuando ella sabe que debería de mantenerse muy lejos en el mundo aislado que ella ha construido para sí … [Read more...]
The Crazy Life of a Kid From Brooklyn by Bill Morgenstein
Hilarious rendition of: Bklyn - 30's, 40's 50's Stuyvesant H.S. (NY) - 40's U of Alabama - early 50's Army: Ft. Jackson (Basic), Ft. Mcclellan (Chem Corp), Korea Pres. of a corp.before 35 yrs old. Encounters/ Sgt York, Cordell Hull, Jomo Kenyatta, Nando Parrado, Regina, Vince Camuto, Peter Drucker : https://www.createspace.com/4506978 The book starts with my family & my best friend Louie, who constantly got me in trouble both in and out of school. In spite of this we … [Read more...]
Book Excerpt: Domingo’s Angel by Jenny Twist
About your Book: When Angela turns up in a remote Spanish mountain village, she is so tall and so thin and so pale that everyone thinks she is a ghost or a fairy or the dreadful mantequero that comes in the night and sucks the fat from your bones. But Domingo knows better. “Soy Angela,” she said to him when they met – “I am an angel.” Only later did he realise that she was telling him her name and by then it was too late and everyone knew her as Domingo’s Angel. This is the story of … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Alan Parks
Author Bio: Hi there, my name is Alan Parks, and I have been living in Andalucia, Spain for five years. I am not really a writer, that has come from having a story that needed telling. So many people have said to us, "You should write a book." So last year I did. I have been pleased with the reception it has had, and animal lovers seem to really like it. It is by no means a work of literary art, but I think it is a fun journey through the ups and downs of moving to a new country and embarking … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Jane V. Blanchard
Author Bio: I am an author, public speaker, and blogger living in Sarasota FL. I climbed my first mountain, Mount Washington in NH, in 1974. Since that initial ascent, I have climbed twenty of the forty 4,000-foot mountains in New England. In September and October 2011 at the age of 61, I hiked my first long walk: the Camino de Santiago, a 500-mile pilgrimage across northern Spain, also known as The Way or The Way of St. James and which is now designated a European Cultural Itinerary. In … [Read more...]
