I am proud to announce the cover reveal for Innocence by Elise De Sallier… Watch for its upcoming release on December 17! Summary Ignorance is supposed to be bliss, but in Anneliese Barlow’s experience, it leads to poor choices and unnecessarily tragic outcomes . . . and there is nothing pleasant about either. Forced to […]
The Hero’s Lot Riveting Sequel from Christian Fantasy’s Most Talented New Voice. When Sarin Valon, the corrupt secondus of the conclave, flees Erinon and the kingdom, Errol Stone believes his troubles have at last ended. But other forces bent on the destruction of the kingdom remain and conspire to accuse Errol and his friends […]
About the book: England 1812 Severely injured at the battle of Salamanca, Edward Thurston, the new Earl of Sinclair, returns home to his beloved Fly Hall. Determined not to present his prospective bride with the wreck he believes himself to have become, he decides to end his betrothal, unaware that Lady Jennifer, for […]
Title: Speak Easy Author: Melanie Harlow Expected release date: July 22, 2013 Genre: Historical Age Group: New Adult Cover Designed by: Tom Barnes Design Synopsis: July, 1923. The ‘20s are roaring, and twenty-year-old Tiny O’Mara is desperate for a little anything-goes excitement. But when her father is kidnapped by a mobster in […]
Synopsis: Armed with camera and notebook, war was an assignment Croswell Bowen could finally sink his teeth into — until the bombs dropped and the story began. Croswell Bowen, Betsy Connor Bowen’s father, began writing and taking photographs for Back from Tobruk in 1941 while en route with his unit of American Field Service volunteer […]
About Heather: Heather B. Moore is the award-winning author of ten novels, two inspirational non-fiction books, and two anthologies, including The Newport Ladies Book Club Series, A Timeless Romance Anthology, and Christ’s Gifts to Women (co-authored by Angela Eschler). Her historical fiction is published under the pen name H.B. Moore. She is the two-time recipient […]
Daisy: Between a Rock and a Hard Place Presidential diarist and author Janis F. Kearney transforms civil rights legend Daisy Gatson Bates’ life from black and white, to living color. The author, who interviewed Bates many times; recreates her conversations and interviews to “fill in” places left un-filled, and colors incidents and experiences, to […]
My book club is reading this book for our gathering this weekend where we will also watch the movie. I will have to say that the tradition of binding feet is a little disturbing but I know it was what was done at that time. Lisa See is the author of this novel. Synopsis: In […]
I love getting random emails from authors asking me to review a book, especially when the book is something I probably wouldn’t have normally picked up or even known about. Stretching the mind is a good thing! Ed Brodow contacted me about reading and reviewing Fixer which is fiction but loosely based on his Grandfather’s […]