So many genres, so little time
"You need to act like a killer, so people will treat you like one." It is New York, 1920, and Archibald "Archie" Brown aka Rudy Burns aka the Barbarian Count is a former leading Broadway actor who is attacked in an alley resulting in disfigurement, ending his career and his relationship with Stephanie. Archie's friend… Continue reading Theatrics by Neil Gibson and Leonardo Gonzalez
ABOUT THE BOOK Genre: Suspense, Thriller, Series Release Date: December 5, 2017 Publisher: Fiery Seas Publishing Pages: 320 Have you ever wondered what really happens to Santa Claus letters? In Detroit and Sarasota some children’s letters are diverted and reviewed by Nick Archer, a religiously obsessed, narcissist. Nick responds, leaving a trail of devastation in the two cities. In Detroit,… Continue reading Triple Cross Killer (State Detective Special Forces #1) by Rosemarie Aquilina
“You have to come to terms with what you can do and let go of thoughts about what you want to do but can’t.” Frederick Starks had it all, a beautiful wife, three wonderful kids, a beautiful home and a thriving business, but his neat and tidy life came to an abrupt halt when he… Continue reading When the Serpent Bites (The Starks Trilogy #1) by Nesly Clerge
Genre: Paranormal, Romance, Fiction Release Date: November 21, 2017 Publisher: Fiery Seas Publishing Pages: 271 SUMMARY Embyr tends her tavern while keeping her dangerous parentage a secret, until she's attacked by a hellhound and saved by one of the most feared men in history. For the last eight hundred years, Ryder McLennon, the infamous leader of… Continue reading Fire’s Kiss by Brittany Pate
"I'm not some shlub condo buyer you're sending on a one-way trip to the poorhouse, so shut up and listen.... You've got until tomorrow evening to recount your sins and prepare to atone for them.... The next time we speak, I expect some heartfelt confessions. Otherwise, better drum up whatever catchy slogan you'd like written… Continue reading Expired Listings by D.M. Barr
When lovely woman stoops to folly And finds too late that men betray, What charm can soothe her melancholy, What art can wash her guilt away? —Oliver Goldsmith The Vicar of Wakefield It had been 5 years since Sara Collier Talbot left Magnolia Creek, Kentucky, as a fallen woman who ran off with a Yankee… Continue reading Magnolia Creek by Jill Marie Landis
I am delighted to kick off my first blog tour with YA Bound Book Tours and introduce The Teenager with a Chameleon Soul by Cindy McElroy. Genre: YA Contemporary Fiction Release Date: September 28, 2017 ABOUT THE BOOK Meet Sadie MacPhearson. She’s seventeen and lives in a ritzy, artsy beach town called Mariposa Beach, California.… Continue reading The Teenager with a Chameleon Soul by Cindy McElroy
“The definition of insanity, Fox,” Wesley used to remind me, paraphrasing Einstein, “is doing the same thing again and again and expecting a different result.” Dr. Anna Fox is agoraphobic and has been holed up in her home for ten months after her tragic accident. She spends her days drinking and medicating herself watching her… Continue reading The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn
It seems as though all hell has broken loose in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the administration is more than a little perplexed about how best to proceed. Lucas Martin is a retired U.S. government agent who is asked to come out of retirement to help prove that the Serbian militia is murdering Croatians and Muslim… Continue reading Into Hell’s Fire by Douglas Cavanaugh
Peace is permanent happiness. Dr. Ojikutu's guide advises us that we have two lines: our spiritual line and our physical line, and we have to simultaneously nourish them in order to achieve our goals of peace and permanent happiness. She goes on to describe ways to balance our lines and to help balance our children's lives… Continue reading Permanent Happiness: The Only Way to Find Peace, Joy and your Life-Given Purpose by Iyabo Ojikutu