This is a play about a guy that loves a gal and what he does to try to keep her. There are two endings to this play about what happened after two weeks on the east side and how it impacted their relationship. One person's happiness can be another person's worst nightmare. This play was written to highlight how domestic abuse doesn’t have to be physical to be considered abuse. … [Read more...] about Two Weeks on the Eastside: The Play by Kipe Lyan
The Trouble with Murder, A Hetty Carson Mystery by Vanessa A. Ryan
Here I sit at a police station being accused of murder! Will wonders never cease? How could I have decapitated Gerry Delaney when he was a big, barrel-chested man and I'm a slim woman, barely registering five-feet six? That's something the cop interrogating me can't or won't answer. Besides, why would I kill Gerry? I was trying to get him to buy tequila mixers for his dive bar. He hadn't made up his mind yet and killing him wasn't going to help. I'm Hetty Carson, private investigator. … [Read more...] about The Trouble with Murder, A Hetty Carson Mystery by Vanessa A. Ryan
The Brink by James B. McPike
THE WORLD IS ON ... THE BRINK When a young archaeologist discovers the earliest known cave painting hidden deep within the heart of Africa, she suddenly becomes the target of a sinister organization. They will stop at nothing to keep the truth hidden, knowing it could shatter the fabric of religious order worldwide and rewrite history as we know it. In comes Vince Ramsey, Israel’s top investigator and biblical scholar for matters like these. He must not only protect the archaeologist as they … [Read more...] about The Brink by James B. McPike
Next of Kin by Scott Barron
A page turning debut in the tradition of Stieg Larsson, Lee Child and Dean Koontz, Next of Kin is a a thriller fuelled by an earth shattering mystery and desire for revenge. An original mix of war and its impacts, both heartbreakingly pathetic and terrifying. "... they were now moving down the slope towards his house; the soldier at the front raised his rifle to look at Alaz through the light intensifying sight, and for a fleeting moment, his face was illuminated as a pale green mask. Alaz … [Read more...] about Next of Kin by Scott Barron
Long Gone Tomorrow by Nick Bateman
Sometimes bad things happen to good people... who then end up doing bad things. After a virus is unleashed on the entire globe, a handful of survivors, each having their own experiences and hardships, fights to remain alive in a world that is falling apart around them. The lines between right or wrong and good or evil get very blurry when your life is at stake with every move. In a world quickly becoming devoid of both humans and humanity, survival at all costs is still a very steep price to … [Read more...] about Long Gone Tomorrow by Nick Bateman
The Spirit Box by J.C. Moore
One man's obsession with power and wealth leads him to the Spirit Box where the dead will promise these things - with a cost. The dead will want what is theirs. … [Read more...] about The Spirit Box by J.C. Moore
Case Over by Gboyega Ogundele
After he was unceremoniously dismissed from his employment, Mr Abaji is engaged in a desperate battle to salvage his job by all legal means. In the process, he meets a Waterloo. Powerfully and vividly engaging, each journey presents you with snippets of wisdom that will allow you to rethink your challenge. Targeted Age Group:: 20-100 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I was inspired by the lives of average people in the society and what they battle with in their lives day by day. … [Read more...] about Case Over by Gboyega Ogundele
Sherlock Holmes A Baker’s Dozen Demise by Don Henwood
Sherlock Holmes is facing his greatest nemesis, and the clock is ticking. Twelve victims; what's the connection? Scotland Yard dragged their heels and only now elicited the great detective's help. But is it too late? The gong is about to strike. Targeted Age Group:: Adults What Inspired You to Write Your Book? The love of reading the original Sherlock Holmes stories by Conan Doyle. This trilogy started with book two during the great hiatus/ the missing three years in Doyle's … [Read more...] about Sherlock Holmes A Baker’s Dozen Demise by Don Henwood
Hostile Witness by Rebecca Forster
Hostile Witness by Rebecca Forster Once a hotshot attorney, Josie Bates swore off the legal limelight until her college roommate came calling. Her daughter, sixteen year-old Hannah Sheraton, is accused of murdering a judge and no one in the legal community will represent her. Josie, abandoned by her own mother as a teenager, can't turn her back. Josie's best hope is to get the girl sentenced to a a juvenile facility but when the D.A. decides to try her as an adult, Josie knows conviction … [Read more...] about Hostile Witness by Rebecca Forster
Featured Free Book: Our Next Dance by Carrie Atkins
Featured Free Book: Book is free from 03/24/2022 until 03/28/2022 If the dates are the same, book is free one day only. About the Book Born and raised in Plymouth, Minnesota, Becca Cooper is a skilled ballet dancer who struggles with a secret that could shatter her life. Plagued by debilitating visions of a ballerina named Cassandra, the seventeen-year-old begins to discover her truth in the pages of a dusty old diary. When Becca realizes there is more to her crush, Caleb, than meets the … [Read more...] about Featured Free Book: Our Next Dance by Carrie Atkins
Interview with Author – K.K. Edwards
About K.K. Edwards: I'm a current writer and former factory rat, graphic artist, and kindergarten teacher. I live in Michigan with my beloved husband and our cat Charlie. I was born in Massachusetts and miss the East Coast when I'm not there. I love to write, read, draw, travel, and learn new things; I love nature, love to laugh, love my family. Somebody Knows Something is my first novella. What inspires you to write? I'm not a confident verbal communicator but I've … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – K.K. Edwards
Interview with Author – Jerold Last
About Jerold Last: The author is a Professor at the University of California's Medical School at Davis in Northern California. Jerry writes “tweener” mystery books (tough mystery stories that follow the cozy conventions of no graphic sex and no cussing), all published as e-books on Amazon Kindle. Most of the novels are also published as fast moving and entertaining paperback versions. Several of the books introduce the readers to South America, a region where he has lived and worked … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Jerold Last
