Reaching for the Moon: More Diaries of a Roaring Twenties Teen (1927-1929)

I’m glad I’m alive” Doris Louise Bailey, a teen in the Prohibition era, writes this sentiment over and over in her diaries as she struggles...

Malled: A Tale of Revenge by Lee Tidball

THE DOCTOR Blood.  Lots of it.  Makes me kind of nauseous. “Why would it make you nauseous?” you ask.  “You’re a trauma surgeon.  You’ve b...

Max and the Gatekeeper by James Todd Cochrane

Max and the Gatekeeper – James Todd Cochrane Amazon Kindle US Amazon Kindle UK Genre – YA, Fantasy, Science Fiction Rating – PG13 4.4 ...

Author Interview – SM Boyce

Did writing this book teach you anything and what was it? Oh yeah, definitely. My goal is to experiment with every novel I write. Lichgates...

What Lies Inside–J.L. Myers

What Lies Inside – J.L. Myers Amazon Kindle US Amazon Kindle UK Genre – YA, Paranormal Romance Rating – PG13 4.5 (4 reviews) Free unt...

muted by Jessica Bell

Concetta depresses an aluminum slat of blind with her forefinger and gazes into the street, numb to the snap of solitude. Bare feet p...

She Does Not Fear the Snow by Bobbie Ann Cole

She Does Not Fear the Snow – Bobbie Ann Cole Amazon Kindle US Amazon Kindle UK Genre – Memoir Rating – PG 4.4 (8 reviews) Free until ...

A Beautiful Glittering Lie by JDR Hawkins

As dusk approached the following day, Bud, Mr. Kimball, and Jake bid their farewells and went their separate ways, splitting off down a froz...

#AmWatching - The Words starring Bradley Cooper

The Words 3.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews ( 451 customer reviews ) Also available in HD Watch in HD on Kindle Fire HD, Xbox 360, PS3, R...

How You Leave Texas by Alana Cash

CAMILLE’S NET WORTH                                        Camille’s 40 th birthday was on a Friday. She got her hair trimmed the night be...

Not a Whisper by Donna B McNicol

Cherie didn't know which was flying faster, the coffee, the food or the gossip. The Klondike Breakfast Club, or KB's as they called ...

BoX by Lucas Heath

1: Marsha and Barry T he room was a cube. It was twenty feet in height, length, and width, and the walls seemed to glow a stunning white th...

The Dream Rider by Ernest Dempsey

I looked down at the wound but made myself keep going despite feeling the pain and the thick, crimson liquid oozing down my leg. As I pushed...