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Guest Post & Giveaway – Plausible Deception by Dwain Lee

November 20, 2024

Plausible Deception Mystery/Detective/LGBT/Quozy Setting: Primarily Los Angeles/Anaheim CA; Louisville KY; New York NY Publisher: Butler Books (October 15, 2024) Paperback: 332 pages ISBN 978-1-964530-02-4 Synopsis There’s only one Jackson Stradivarius. Welcome to the arcane world of handcrafted, professional violins. Master luthier Greg Zhu and his husband, Presbyterian minister Dan Randolph, travel to […]

Review – Don’t Let Me Keep You by Kathie Giorgio

November 19, 2024

Synopsis Motherhood is a symphony, from the first movement, through crescendo after crescendo, to the finale. Hildy Halverson, a genius in math and science, is pushed by her parents to step into a male-dominated field and change the world for women. But Hildy, enamored of the scientific force of the human body, and her […]

Mystery Monday & Giveaway – When the Carnival Came by Kathleen Bailey

November 18, 2024

When the Carnival Came: An Olivia Penn Mystery Cozy Mystery 4th in Series Setting – Apple Station, Virginia Publisher ‏ : ‎ Rhino Publishing LLC (November 12, 2024) Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 442 pages Synopsis A mysterious murder at an abandoned military base. A carnival has rolled into town. The shocking connection forces […]

New Release & Excerpt – Anywhen by Beth Duke

November 17, 2024

Synopsis Baezy is born in 2069, the centennial of the legendary Woodstock Music and Art Fair. Everything peace, love, and flower power is celebrated that year in a wave of nostalgia that takes over fashion, music, and the public’s imagination. She grows up listening to and loving the artists of that time, dreaming of […]

Excerpt – The Bright Freight of Memory by Greg Fields

November 16, 2024

Synopsis Matthew Cooney and Donal Mannion shared their time as boys in a rundown neighborhood, without fathers, without comfort, without a sense of tomorrow, then went their separate ways, one to chase the trappings of maturity, the other to the streets. Their days shrouded in boredom, their nights filled with the thrill of the […]

Review – The Forgotten One by Catherine Bybee

November 15, 2024

Synopsis New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Catherine Bybee spins a dazzling tale of long-lost relatives, overnight riches, and unexpected romance in the dramatic second book of The Heirs series. Sarah McNeilly is a rare find in the tabloid industry. She won’t ignite gossip. She finds the truth. And for once, that’s […]

New Release & Giveaway – Woods and Wings by M.W. Devers

November 15, 2024

WOODS AND WINGS By M.W. Devers YA / Fantasy / Action & Adventure Publisher: Midnight6 Publishing Pages: 430 Publication Date: November 19, 2024 Synopsis She never sought the path of a hero. Destiny had other plans. In the peaceful village of Rhigov, where traditions hold sway, fifteen-year-old Astraya Myna dreams of little […]

Review – Hearts on the Rocks by Terry Newman

November 14, 2024

Synopsis Fake dating wasn’t part of Cagney Adler’s plan to earn her PhD before she’s thirty. But neither was a rash of blind dates. When fictional characters, Alex Zurich and Blake Teesdale, leap out of the romance novel she’s reading into her world, they’re determined Mr. Rock Nerd would not only make a great […]

New Release – The Best General in the Civil War by Conrad Bibens

November 14, 2024

The Best General in the Civil War By Conrad Bibens Historical Fiction Publisher: Stoney Creek Publishing Pages: 256 Publication Date: November 6, 2024 Synopsis The North might have lost the Civil War if not for the heroics of a Southern-born general. The Best General in the Civil War tells the true story […]

Cover Reveal – All the Terrible Things by Lara Martin

November 13, 2024

Synopsis In this heart-stopping story of love, hate, and redemption, four strangers are drawn together in the dangerous world of animal rights activism. Perfect for fans of Catherine Cowles, All the Terrible Things is a race-against-the-clock romantic thriller that will keep you hooked until the final page. Pampered socialite Amy Hutchinson has spent years […]