In Sabotage, the cold war between the United Earth Alliance and the Jarufani Commonwealth has become much more unpredictable. The UEA has become increasingly vulnerable to acts of terror from extremists who are devoted to the Jarufani religion, Laskvo. In an effort to create a less volatile environment, the UEA is sending a delegation to try and win over the Shakarians, a long time ally of the Jarufani. They are also sending an expeditionary group to a remote planet in an attempt to unlock … [Read more...] about Sabotage by A. A. Smith @a_smith1978
The Agent’s Daughter by Ron Corriveau
Melina has been preparing for a future career as a spy. She just doesn’t know it. Legendary spy Evan Roberts always knew that his fifteen-year-old daughter Melina also possessed the absolute lack of fear required of an agent. Without telling her his real profession or his intention, he began to guide her toward an eventual career as a spy. However, Melina’s world is shattered after her mom is involved in an accident that leaves her mysteriously unhurt but unresponsive. Her … [Read more...] about The Agent’s Daughter by Ron Corriveau
Jackal by Heather Gray @LaughDreamWrite
This book is bargain priced from 06/20/2014 until 07/31/2014 Hiding in the shadows just got harder. When tragedy strikes, Juliana and her family must flee their home. Can they persuade a virtual stranger to help them? Juliana isn't so sure, especially after their chaperone threatens to cane him. Even as Juliana struggles to trust him, she finds herself drawn to this mysterious man. Surely all she wants from him is refuge… Rupert is a man whose life depends on his ability to remain … [Read more...] about Jackal by Heather Gray @LaughDreamWrite
Interview with Author – Diana X. Dunn
Author Bio: Diana lives in the state of New York with her family. She has been writing for many years and trying out many genres, finally deciding to concentrate on writing the sorts of books she enjoys reading. This book is the first in her series of crime/thriller/mystery books set in the not-too-distant future. What inspires you to write? Wanting to read! I am a very fast reader and sometimes I used to get frustrated when I couldn't get to the library and my book buying budget was all … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Diana X. Dunn
Pink Ballerina by Eduardo Suastegui
Who is that woman in the pink ballerina outfit? And why can’t Andre Esperanza’s once photographic memory recall her identity? Andre must answer these questions after he photographs her drawing pirouettes on wet sand. The burst of 51 photos he shoots reignite painful, missing memories of a life he thought he’d left behind. They also bring US and foreign operatives calling, and Andre must decide whether to cooperate or to protect a woman he should know but can’t remember. Reluctantly, Andre will … [Read more...] about Pink Ballerina by Eduardo Suastegui
Dead Beef by Eduardo Suastegui @imagesbyeduardo
The company Cyberwarfare pioneer, Martin Spencer, founded wasn’t supposed to fire him. Spencer knows too much and can do far too much damage to U.S. national security. Years ago Spencer led a failed attack against Iranian computer systems that stranded his Cyber weapon payload behind enemy lines. U.S. officials fear the Iranians reverse-engineered Spencer’s creation and suspect Iranian operatives will now seek his help to turn his creation into a terrorist weapon. Targeted Age Group:: … [Read more...] about Dead Beef by Eduardo Suastegui @imagesbyeduardo
The Teacher’s Guide To Terrorism by Daniel Abbott
This book is bargain priced from 02/20/2014 until 04/01/2014 His world shaken by a terrorist attack, and his best friend critical in hospital, teacher and part-time spy, Augustus Fox, is once again called upon by MI5 to discover who was behind the blast and just what, or who, their next target will be. To make things worse, his autistic brother, Larson, is struggling to cope with real life, and a face from Gus' past has returned to haunt him. When an extreme right wing political party tries … [Read more...] about The Teacher’s Guide To Terrorism by Daniel Abbott
Interview with Author – B. R. Tacey @RuffLifeOnline
Author Bio: I am an holistic therapist who loves the healthy country lifestyle and I am fortunate enough to grow my own food. I love reading, action & adventure movies and dogs. Walking Rover, the golden retriever, was the inspiration for the Ruff Life series. The series currently has seven books at various stages of production with the second book, Diamond In The Ruff due to be released shortly. What inspires you to write? Observing the antics/behaviour of dogs. Tell us about your … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – B. R. Tacey @RuffLifeOnline
Interview with Author – Russell Brooks @authorrussell
Author Bio: Russell Brooks is a former Indiana Hoosier Track Champion and Canadian Track Team member in the 100 meters, the 200 meters, and the 4x100 meter relay. He has written several essays on his blog, The Big Picture, one of which was published in the online Op-Ed section of the National Post in early 2009. His debut novel, Pandora's Succession, has received rave reviews from book reviewers, espionage and from thriller fans. Unsavory Delicacies and the recently released thriller, Chill … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Russell Brooks @authorrussell
Audio Book: Net Impact by Donald J. Bingle
Dick Thornby is not Hollywood's idea of a spy. In his rough and tumble job there are no tailored Italian suits, no bimbos eager to please, and no massive underground fortresses built by evil overlords seeking world domination—just an endless series of sinister threats to the safety and security of the billions of mundane citizens of the planet. Sure, Dick's tough and he knows a few tricks to help him get out of a tight spot, even if his boss accuses him of over-reliance on an abundance of … [Read more...] about Audio Book: Net Impact by Donald J. Bingle
