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“About Salem Burning:
In 1692, a disreputable young man breaks his engagement by accusing his fiancee of witchcraft. Little does he know, she really is a witch.
Targeted Age Group: 18-80
Written by: Daniel Sugar
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“About Under the Willow:
My name is Jessica Grace, welcome to my life.
Jessie is the world’s strongest dream-jumper: she just doesn’t know it yet.
Jessie started dream-jumping when she was only 10 years old, the night tragedy struck and all she wanted to do was escape her world.
For as long as Jessie can remember she has been able to tune into other people’s emotions. and experience how others are feeling. Jessie can read it in their faces and when she gets a chance, she can deepen the connection by looking into their eyes.
I have to tell you a secret though, not all dreams are welcoming, some are nightmares and others? Well, I don’t even want to think about.
At the age of 19 tragedy strikes, in the form of her best-friend Mikey Jay, and Jessie’s life gets turned upside down. In order for Jessie to become who she is meant to be she needs to face the memories, she has tried for most of her preteen to teen years to run away from. The problem with running from your past is your past always catches up to you, no matter how fast you try to run from it.
The Shadows of the In-Between, a world between worlds, attempt to trap Jessie in her own nightmares just as they did to Mikey Jay. In order to escape and save her best friend, Jessie must trust in herself and in Otis, a dream-jumper she met at school, who is trying to help her along the way.
Little does Jessie know a dream-jumper named Sayer has brought all these new friends into Jessie’s life to allow her to rescue him from the In-Between where he has been trapped for years. It was just pure coincidence that Mikey Jay dropped into his dream world and happened to be the key factor in Sayer’s plan of getting Jessie ready to become the dream-jumper she is meant to be
Targeted Age Group: New Adult
Written by: Patricia Egan
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“About Deep Descent:
Chanda is a bounty hunter desperate for money, and the big money is on the frontier.
When she takes a job at a remote mining colony, things look good… until she goes after some dangerous targets. That’s when the colony’s buried history rises up to threaten everyone.
Now Chanda’s not worried about money; she’s worried about survival.
Targeted Age Group: 18+
Written by: P R Adams
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“About Islands on the Fringe A Year of Micronesian Waves and Wanderers:
Voyage to the outcrops of the tropics, where dreamers and degenerates mingle in an exotic setting of mysterious jungle ruins, narcotic drinks, and secret un-surfed waves. In this encomium to his experience teaching English in Micronesia, S. Jacques Stratton offers a wry portrayal of the ex-pat life, conveyed through vignettes and characters that evoke a lost, limnal latitude.
S. Jacques Stratton’s memoir offers a brief slice of his life, beginning in mid-1999, when he spent a year living and teaching at the College of Micronesia on the island of Pohnpei.
At the time, Stratton was recovering from a broken engagement–his fiancée wanted a more cosmopolitan life; he sought adventure and surfing–and Micronesia seemed to be the answer. The Los Angeles native knew he’d have to make adjustments, but didn’t realize how extensive they would be. As a man on his flight to Pohnpei told him, “Life on the Fringe will alter your sensibilities. Once you acclimatize to the general degradation, you’ll eat Spam straight from the can and call it breakfast!”
Spam from a can was the least of his adventures. The book details his interactions with teaching colleagues, students, natives and ex-pats who populate the island. There are tainted brownies, a traditional mud-like drink called sakau, a brush with a shark, and a seemingly lustful missionary’s daughter who ends their very brief relationship by loudly and publicly declaring him a “sleazebag.”
Both memoir and travelogue, augmented with photographs from the author’s collection, Islands on the Fringe will spark the wanderlust of those who crave offbeat adventure beyond the main-traveled routes.
Targeted Age Group: 25-60
Written by: S. Jacques Stratton
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“About The Girl Next Door:
A killer or not a killer—that is the question.
When Jane Jensen wakes up after a devastating auto accident, she can’t remember the last twelve years of her life. Problem enough, but when Jane’s arrested for killing the wife of her high school obsession, she has a bigger problem—is she guilty or not?
Targeted Age Group: 18-plus
Written by: Lisa Aurello
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“About Love On Tour:
Andi Scott, Book Publicist, for a major New York publishing house knows everyone in the promotional world. Her only love in life is her career. When her brother Rick, Tour Manager, calls her in desperation; she decides to step away from book tours to take on the role of Tour Publicist for an award-winning country star, Brett Hill. Andi is responsible for all media relations and publicity related to the tour. When the show hits the road, Andi works closely with her brother, Brett, and the crew to promote each performance, hold press conferences, and schedule special appearances. A 24-hour-a-day gig that demands her to focus on promotion while looking ahead to the next city.
Brett Hill released five albums, is a Grammy winner and has toured with stadium-filled crowds. He loves what he does and he’s doing it well. His only love in life is music. He connects with his fans through enthusiasm, appreciation, and charm. An energized entertainer that keeps you smiling and singing along with him. His good looks, athletic physique, and his country charm have given him a long list of women. Until he meets his publicist, Andi Scott. She’s different, professional, and has his back. But as the tour begins, he falls hard for the book publicist from Virginia.
Complications arise along the tour when a photo of Andi outside Brett’s hotel room is leaked and then Andi’s ex shows up out of the blue. As if she didn’t have enough to juggle and an inevitable attraction to Brett; Andi must protect the reputation she’s built and keep the tour running smoothly. She’s scared to fall in love and become a number added to Brett’s list. He assures her he can’t live without her – on or off stage. One night of escape from the madness of life on tour leaves them both to wonder if it’s really love on tour they’ve found.
Targeted Age Group: 20-60
Written by: Angela Ford
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“About Princess of Wind and Sea:
The year is 1773.
It’s a race across the globe as Aisling and the prince travel on a series of secret missions.
From the shores of Asia to the wilds of western Ireland, a chase ensues as the dark forces seek to destroy them both.
Aisling’s magical powers are increasing, but enemies lurk around every corner.
The prince must protect her at all costs, as they fight for survival and abiding love.
Targeted Age Group: PG 13, Adult
Written by: Cassandra Finnerty
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“About Journey’s End:
From the author of Currawong Creek and Turtle Reef comes a beautiful story of family, friendship and the healing power of love.
When Sydney botanist Kim Sullivan and her husband inherit Journey’s End, a rundown farm high on the Great Eastern Escarpment, they dream of one day restoring it to its natural state. Ten years later, however, Kim is tragically widowed. Selling up is the only practical option, so she and her children head to the mountains to organise the sale. The last thing Kim expects is for Journey’s End to cast its wild spell on them all.
The family decides to stay, and Kim forges on with plans to rewild the property, propagating plants and acquiring a menagerie of native animals. But wayward wildlife, hostile farmers and her own lingering grief make the task seem hopeless. That is, until she meets the mysterious Taj, a man who has a way with animals. Kim begins to feel that she might find love again. But Taj has his own tragic past – one that could drive a wedge between them that can not be overcome . . .
Jennifer Scoullar writes page-turning fiction about the land, people and wildlife that she loves. Get Journey’s End now to discover why she is one of Australia’s favourite story-tellers!
Targeted Age Group: Adult
Written by: Jennifer Scoullar
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“About Autism Grows Up:
Autism affect 1 in 49 children but they don’t stay kids – they grow up and the challenges are different.
At twenty-one, Suzie has withdrawn from a world she finds alien and confusing. Ability is not the problem, nor is interest – many things fascinate her. But, she has Asperger’s Syndrome and high anxiety. To her, the world is a harsh, scary place where she does not fit. She spends much of her day sleeping and most of her nights on the computer. Her mother, Amanda, wishes Suzie would get a job, go to school or at least help out around the house. Suzie feels that her time is amply filled with the compelling world lurking within her computer.Amanda has two full time jobs – one involves working at the office every day, the second involves looking after Suzie.
Amanda wants more for Suze, but does not know how to help her move forward. When she tries putting pressure on her, Suzie suffers from paralyzing anxiety, resulting in morose withdrawal or worse, lengthy tantrums. Suzie is most content when alone in the basement with her computer. Staring at her monitor, the rest of the world falls away and she feels at home.
Amanda is torn. She met this gentleman, Jack. It would be nice to spend time with someone other than her brother and daughter but Suzie wouldn’t like it and she needs her mother desperately. Amanda’s brother asks uncomfortable questions like what will become of Suzie if something happens to Amanda. Jack gently persists and Amanda glimpses what her life could be like.
Suzie resents the time her mom spends with Jack and makes her mother pay for the hours not devoted to her daughter. Then, they have a home invasion. When an intruder breaks into the house, Amanda has only Suzie to rely on.
Targeted Age Group: Adults – parents and teachers
Written by: Dr. Sharon A. Mitchell
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“About The Ghosts of Morgan Street:
In the city of New York, the homeless problem has reached breaking point – but the Governor’s new enrichment program promises to change everything…
When he took shelter in the abandoned house of Morgan Street, Jake entered a close-knit community of the downtrodden and dispossessed, surviving only by selling himself on the street.
Yet now, as winter approaches, the swearing of a new state governor sparks hope, and soon the house’s residents find themselves leaving, one by one, for better lives. As Jake moves into a new home, his friend Patrick, an addict, enters rehab at one of the Governor’s new rehab centers.
But all is not well within the facility walls.
Unexplained disappearances and a terrified message from his friend force Jake and his erstwhile ‘customer’, Chief Detective Ayden of the NYPD, to peer beneath the surface of the Governor’s plans for the homeless people in the rehab facility. It’s only when they find a strange list of crossed-off names that the former residents of Morgan Streets realize they might have been safer out on the streets.
Targeted Age Group: 18-45
Written by: P. J. Mann
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“About The Renovation:
FINDING LOVE THAT’S BUILT TO LAST.
Donovan hasn’t dated since he wrecked the last two attempts. But when he sees Elizabeth, he rethinks his ‘no dating’ policy.
Starting over in a new town means Elizabeth needs to build friendships. When her roommate invites her to join the home improvement ministry, she gets more than she bargained for.
Even though she gets a warning to stay away from her new best friend’s ex-boyfriend, she discovers that romance can be kind, healing, hopeful, and persevering.
Life in Fulton Ridge gets better until gossips ruin her plans.
Read it now to find out how Donovan and Elizabeth work together to tear down the walls gossips are building between them.
Targeted Age Group: Adult Women
Written by: Laura Domino
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About We Are Voulhire: A New Arrival Under Great Skies by Mathew Tysz
“There’s a difference between knowing evil and seeing it. Living in its midst. And sometimes, in a way, having to be part of it. It does things to the mind, leads one to doubt. As king of Voulhire for twenty-five years, I find myself surrounded by doubt.”
A humble immigrant, a refugee from a war-torn land, has inherited property in the rich and powerful land of Voulhire. He is anxious to begin his life and show his gratitude to his new land, but the kingdom of Voulhire is busy with problems that lay deep beneath its perfect surface.
In the far reaches of uninhabitable realms lies the Riva Rohavi, a host of rebels who dance in wild step as they slaughter all who contribute to the prosperity of the land they so despise.
A few short miles south of Voulhire’s shores is an island guarded by an armada of ships. They are guarding a prisoner, who is perhaps the most powerful wizard in human history. There he waits, seeking his perfect moment.
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“About Running from Demons:
Pillar can run, but she can’t hide from the demons chasing her.
Pillar Beccon travels across Andor to discover her mother’s mysterious past. But danger is never far away as a demon seeks to destroy her.
An orphaned null without a hint of magic, Pillar can’t remember ever belonging anywhere, especially not in the Freemage commune where she grew up. After she graduates from high school, she jumps at the chance to learn why her mother ran away from her family.
During an accidental encounter, Grylerrque, a surviving commander from The Demon Wars, recognizes what Pillar is and decides to feed the girl’s life force to her clutch. The demon sends her minions to capture the girl. Pillar escapes with a help of an unexpected allay, only to learn she was pulled out of the frying pan and thrown into the fire.
Running from Demons tells the story of Pillar’s search to find a place to call her own. The book continues the chronicles of Andor, a land where the mundane world clashes with one of magic and demons. If you love paranormal stories of discovery and mayhem, this is the story for you.
Targeted Age Group: 12 on up
Written by: M. K. Theodoratus
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“About Vineyard Vengeance:
#8 in the Raff Rafferty Mystery Series. Vintner Patricio ‘Pat’ Vega appeals to cop-turned-Catholic priest Raff Rafferty for help when his vineyard is threat3ened with destruction by a blackmailer. The threat is followed by a series of mysterious deaths of individuals close to Pat and his winery. These deaths are ruled ‘accidental’ by the authorities, but Raff believes that they are cleverly disguised murders and that a vicious killer is loose in California’s famed vine country, and he is determined to find him or her.
Targeted Age Group: 16-100
Written by: Robert Joseph
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“About Florida Fiction Series:
Florida Fiction Series Box Set
Three full-length novels filled with love, intrigue, murder, and mayhem in wild and wacky Florida
Tortoise Stew, Trails in the Sand, Native Lands follow the outrageous happenings in the Sunshine State when it comes to developing and destroying precious natural resources. Love and romance mingle with bits of environmental truths in these three contemporary novels.
˃˃˃ Tortoise Stew – Politics, murder, and chaos in rural Florida
“. . .a hugely entertaining book about local politics, corruption, environmentalist and journalism in a small fictitious town in Florida.” -Christoph Fischer Books
Often compared to the novels of Carl Hiassen, Tortoise Stew exposes the quest to destory the landscape of rural Florida. Small town politics take center stage in this novel about the development of Florida at any cost. Kelly Sands is a reporter covering some of the more controversial and contentious issues in the fictional north Florida town of Calloway. Dead armadillos and gopher tortoise carcasses are left as calling cards to those opposing the development as commission meetings erupt into all-out warfare. With the murder of one commissioner and the suicide of his wife, Kelly begins an investigation that threatens to topple the carefully laid plans of the developers and politicians to bring a movie studio and landing strip within the city limits of the small town. When a young girl is killed by a semi-truck from Monster Mart, the environmentalists become even more vocal against the developers’ plans. Chaos reigns as both sides raise voices and fists in one cacophonous uproar until saner heads bring justice to all.
˃˃˃ Trails in the Sand – Family secrets, an oil spill, and redemption
“Trails in the Sand is a southern drama on the scale of Anne Rivers Siddons.” Amazon review
When environmental writer Caroline Carlisle sets off to report on endangered sea turtles during the BP oil spill in 2010, the last thing she expects is to do is uncover family secrets. The long-kept secrets threaten to destroy her family, unless she can heal the hurts from a lifetime of lies.
To make matters worse, Caroline’s love for her late sister’s husband, Simon, creates an uproar in a southern family already set on a collision course with its past.
Trails in the Sand is set on Florida’s panhandle and the east coast near St. Augustine. Florida’s Panhandle beaches, including St. George Island, off the coast near Apalachicola in the Gulf of Mexico, are home to hundreds of sea turtle nests each summer. When the oil spill threatens to come ashore on Florida’s Panhandle beaches, conservationists and wildlife managers join together in an historic effort to save the sea turtle eggs by moving them across the state to Cape Canaveral. As the oil from BP’s oil spill continues to spew forth into the Gulf of Mexico, urgency to save Florida wildlife mounts. It’s in this atmosphere that Caroline discovers the truth about her family as she writes stories about the rescue of the eggs.
˃˃˃ Native Lands – Nature and love disrupted always find a way back
“Native Lands by P.C. Zick is a wonderful novel and a gripping thriller at the same time. Handling several plot lines and many characters with ease, Zick has a story rich in plot and full of fabulous characters.” Amazon review
When their environment is torn apart by a conglomerate of international interests, a tribe of native Floridians thought to be extinct rise up and form their own oddly matched conglomerate, and with the assistance of nature, attempt to halt the destruction of the natural world they treasure. Cultural boundaries established centuries ago are erased as love and nature seek the balance lost in the battle for power and control of the last of the Florida frontier.
Targeted Age Group: Adult
Written by: PC Zick
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