Moral Justice is the first book in a trilogy based on criminal defence work. Moral Justice explores the moral dilemma a Manchester barrister faces when he realises the law may not deliver justice. Three young Manchester barristers, Dominic, Phil and Ged have their fair share of ups and downs but, in the main, they love the work they do. They entered the profession because they have a passion for justice, an innate sense of what is right and wrong. A life-changing event challenges the belief … [Read more...] about Moral Justice by Catherine Michael
Interview with Author – Ted Tayler
About Ted Tayler: Ted Tayler was born in Corsham, Wiltshire in 1945. When he was five years old his family moved five miles up the road to Melksham. He’s lived there ever since. He attended Trowbridge Boys High School and left at 18 with a clutch of O and A Levels. He joined a bank initially but moved to a local tyre company because it fitted in better with his musical ambitions. He semi-retired in 2000; Ted’s been married to Lynne since 1971. They have 3 children in their mid-thirties and 4 … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Ted Tayler
Featured PermaFree eBook: Seduced by the Vigilante: Black Mask Book 1 by Candice King
About the Book There is a dangerous line between duty and desire. Brilliant criminal analyst Catherine Farrows is the daughter of a seasoned police officer whom she saw burn out from the corruption and misery his job forced him to witness. She tried to leave her job, moving across country to Kingston, New York to settle into a quiet hiatus. When she meets friendly, sensual Tom, she delights in a new relationship with someone who truly seems to understand her. But Tom has secret upon … [Read more...] about Featured PermaFree eBook: Seduced by the Vigilante: Black Mask Book 1 by Candice King
The Factory by Greg Dragon
In Brian Jackson’s eyes, he was being cheated out of a proper life. His boss paid him a salary comparable to the people that he managed, while he lived in a crappy apartment, and his only connection with women was limited to his weekly visits to his favorite strip club. Brian had done everything right by society, but the rewards were just not enough. This was until he met Jada, a beautiful stripper who grew attached to him. When Brian took their relationship outside of the club, he didn’t … [Read more...] about The Factory by Greg Dragon
The Rental by M.J. Moore
Cole Jensen is a hack who makes good money writing bad books about women - until another hack comes along and usurps him, and he finds himself bankrupt and homeless. He is taken in and given a job by Constance Morrell, an icily beautiful woman who feels she owes him a favour. Now home is a pool house at the bottom of the garden of a mansion in the Hollywood hills. There are many perks to his new living situation, but there are also drawbacks, not the least of which is being expected to … [Read more...] about The Rental by M.J. Moore
The Villain’s Sidekick by Stephen T. Brophy
When professional henchman Duke "HandCannon" LaRue runs afoul of the city's protector, Nightguard, and his spritely sidekick Twiliter during a routine smash and grab job, everything he thinks he knows about villainy, heroism, and making a fast buck is about to get turned on his steel-plated head. The job goes south in a hurry, and his supervillainous employer, Dr. Eye, is none-too-thrilled about it. But those complications are nothing compared to an unexpected custody visit from his six-year-old … [Read more...] about The Villain’s Sidekick by Stephen T. Brophy
Kick by John L. Monk @johnlmonk
If you could return from death in someone else's body, what would you do with your time? And if your host was a serial killer and you could do anything you wanted before getting kicked out, would you put a stop to his crimes? In Kick, we catch up with Dan Jenkins fifteen years into his strange afterlife: ...as an enforcer for the Howlers Motorcycle Club, a violent criminal organization in Memphis spilling mayhem into the lives of innocent people. ...as a deranged killer in the desert … [Read more...] about Kick by John L. Monk @johnlmonk
