So I know the situation with the Ebola scare is over (or so I hope) but I wanted to share these thoughts from author D.J. Donaldson. Outbreak… Breakdown A Forensic/Medical Author’s Take on Ebola and the CDC My book, Louisiana Fever, involves the spread of a bleeding disease known as Crimean Congo hemorrhagic […]
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Spotlight: Little Miss Sure Shot by Jeffrey Marshall @oakleynovel
December 4, 2014
Title: Little Miss Sure Shot: Annie Oakley’s World Author: Jeffrey Marshall Pages: 147 ISBN: 978-0-9845-5060-0 eBook ISBN: 978-1-3110-5771-6 Available in Paperback $8.95 on Amazon / BN.com Available as an eBook $3.95 Synopsis Little Miss Sure Shot is a fictionalized account of the life of Annie Oakley, drawing heavily on the real timelines and events of […]
Spotlight: The Franciscan by WR. Park @park_wr @BookPubServices
December 3, 2014
The most internationally anticipated religious suspense-thriller since Dan Brown’s Angels & Demons and The Da Vinci Code, WR.PARK’s The Franciscan is now available for sale on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and CreateSpace. Written 14 years ago, The Franciscan eerily forebodes current events in the Vatican predicting the coming of the current Pope Francis and proves […]
Cover Reveal: Buried in New Orleans by Chris Myers @CMyersFiction
December 2, 2014
Title: Buried in New Orleans (Ripsters #3) Author: Chris Myers Genre: YA Paranormal Series: Ripsters Release Date: January 13, 2015 Puiblisher: Books on the Edge Synopsis Jolie’s best friend Drew has always been special, despite the fact he’s dead. But what she uncovers in New Orleans may mean the end of him. Almost a year […]
Cajun Nights is the first book in this series set in the Big Easy by author D.J. Donaldson. The second book is Blood on the Bayou and the third book is No Mardi Gras for the Dead. Synopsis Young and vibrant New Orleans criminal psychologist Kit Franklyn has just been assigned her most challenging […]
#MysteryMonday : Tomb of the Honey Bee by L. B. Hathaway @LbHathaway
December 1, 2014
In July, I was lucky enough to read and review L. B. Hathaway’s first book in a new cozy series, Murder Offstage. This was such a fun book and I can’t wait to get to this book sometime in the future (and if you saw my stack of books you would understand!) I also want […]
Synopsis Aside from their kind of unusual names, Mophie and Picholas are pretty much your average 6 year old girl and 3 year old boy, who live in a pretty average house, in a pretty average town. But outside of their town, well nothing is pretty average at all. For example, just a hop, […]
Spotlight: Confessions of the Sausage Queen by Ute Carbone @Wildwords2
November 30, 2014
Synopsis Bill Ludowski, owner of the town’s largest employer – Bill’s Big and Tasty Sausage- dies whilst he and Mandy Minhouser’s grandmother Lila Rose were doing their best Adam and Eve imitation under the hydrangea bushes. That Gran and Big Bill had an affair that began around the same time as World War II […]
Spotlight: The Girl from Long Guyland by Lara Reznik
November 29, 2014
Synopsis Set against a 1969 psychedelic love-in backdrop, The Girl From Long Guyland is a psychological thriller shared through the eyes of Laila Levin when decades later, an unsolved murder pulls her reluctantly into her past. A dramatic collision of then and now entwining family, marriage, profession and ethics. Laila enjoys a successful marriage […]
Today we welcome author Jassy De Jong and her insight into the four fatal flaws of a romantic hero. Jassy is the author of Drowning which I featured not too long ago. My first introduction to romance novels were the piles of old Mills & Boons which could be found in every bookshelf in […]