Category: fiction

Excerpt – The Art of Privilege by Carey Keith Green #NewRelease #mystery #fiction

    Synopsis   Ex-hotshot trader Dylan Cash returns to Wall Street, to investigate a possible cyber-crime with financial ties to a huge defense contractor. But what he thought was a simple case of insider trading is soon revealed to be much more dangerous. When Detective Charles Sleetch investigates the murder of a wealthy Wall […]

Review & Excerpt – Cruel Lessons by Randy Overbeck #newrelease #fiction #giveaway

    Synopsis   On a school camping trip, fifth graders experiment with a dangerous new hallucinogen and die in a horrific accident, their deaths shattering the quiet town. Assistant Superintendent Ken Parks, hoping to redeem a fatal mistake from his past, grasps the opportunity to conduct the district investigation of how students are getting […]

#NewRelease – Josh & Sen Save the Multiverse by D.P. Behling #scifi #fiction

    Synopsis   Josh Tanner, was trying to fix his life and get back to his four-year-old daughter Sophie. Then he was pulled into the multidimensional world of the Immortals simply by being the last person on the elevator after lunch . . . and carrying a briefcase! Senyak Marztanak needs to reacquire his […]

Review – Annie’s Apple by John Heldt #timetravel #fiction #historical

    Synopsis   Six years after emerging from a fountain of youth, siblings Bill, Paul, and Annie Carpenter, time travelers from 2022, make their way in 1911. In New York, Bill and wife Cassie finish a year as educators and struggle to start a family, while Annie tries her hand as a society reporter. […]

Excerpt – Babylon by Michelle Cameron #newrelease #historical #fiction

    Synopsis   A multi-generational biblical saga of captivity, romance, faith, and redemption, set against the Judean exile in Babylon. Everything changes for Sarah the day Nebuchadnezzar’s army storms Jerusalem. In an instant, her peaceful life on the farm is ripped away: her city sacked, her temple desecrated, her people enslaved. Marched across unforgiving […]