Category: fiction

Review – Mom Boss by Hilary Grossman #womensfiction @feelingbeachie #giveaway #women #fiction

    Synopsis   Welcome to Forest River, New York, where perfection is a requirement. The Lululemon-clad moms are perfectly toned, expertly highlighted, and magnificently manicured. The women spend their days practicing Pilates, shopping for shoes, and doing everything in their power to ensure their children never experience a difficult day. PTA president, Jackie Martin, […]

Excerpt – Jerusalem As A Second Language by Rochelle Distelheim #JerusalemAsASecond Language #AubadePublishing @aubadepublishing @OverTheRiverPR

    Synopsis It’s 1998.  The old Soviet Union is dead, the new Russia is awash in corruption and despair.  Manya and Yuri Zalinikov, secular Jews – he, a gifted mathematician recently dismissed from the Academy,  she, a concert pianist — sell black market electronics in a market stall until threatened with a gun by […]

Excerpt & #Giveaway – Slanted Light by Teddy Jones #LSBBT #LiteraryFiction #FamilySaga #SmallTownTexas #WesternWomen #TXAuthor

    SLANTED LIGHT   Jackson’s Pond Texas Series, Book 2   by   Teddy Jones   Genre: Literary Fiction / Family Saga / Western Women / Rural Fiction Publisher: Midtown Publishing Publication Date: August 21, 2020 Number of Pages: 275    Scroll down for the giveaway!         Teddy Jones’s earlier novel, Jackson’s Pond, […]

Review – As The Stars Fall by Steve N. Lee @Steve_N_Lee #5paws #fiction #dogs

    Synopsis   A desperate dog. A scarred girl. A bond nothing can break. When a young girl suffering with her own tragedy comes across an injured young dog, she can’t resist helping him. Both having braved the worst the world had to throw at them, the pair quickly form an unbreakable bond. They […]

Excerpt – Everyone Dies Famous by Len Joy @len_joy #newrelease #smalltown

    Synopsis   Everyone Dies Famous is a story from the heartland about the uncommon lives of everyday people. A moving narrative that takes place on a single day, it explores characters coming to terms with the hand they have been dealt. It’s July 2003 and the small town of Maple Springs, Missouri, is suffering […]