In one of the most entertaining books we’ve seen this year, a Brit MI7 Intelligence Officer takes on the challenge of forestalling a fourteen-year-old girl’s terroristic ideals, solving the kidnapping of …
The Secret Book of Harmony by Anna Iourenkova
Many an esoteric piece of literature has been written over the eons, trying to shed light on the nature of man. And, even as far back as Adam and Eve, relationships …
Hug Chickenpenny: The Panegyric of an Anomalous Child by S. Craig Zahler
A newly arrived baby with a feral scream becomes the most abhorred — and the most unique — resident in a small orphanage with the very word “unwanted” in its title. And …
Our Precious Bond by Marlene F Cheng
Geneva hadn’t planned on falling in love that night. But when the big, handsome, professional hockey player known only as “Y” arrives in her Vancouver Emergency Room with a …
I Can See You (Emma Willis Book 1) by Joss Landry
Amazon Link Ten-year-old Emma Willis can see the future. It’s both a gift and a curse. Sometimes she saves lives. But in other cases, when she can only shiver in …
K.I.A. by Alexander Charalambides
Hildegard Pine holds her frosty breath on the edge of a snow-filled clearing, watching a couple of teen-aged fellow students being led away with bags over their heads, never to …
The Prophet and the Witch: A Novel of Puritan New England (My Father’s Kingdom Book 2) by James W. George
Never has history been brought more vividly to life than in the pages of The Prophet and the Witch, where a colorful cast of characters awaits readers eager to get …
The LGBTQ Meditation Journal by Christopher Stone and Mary Sheldon, Edited by Kris Jacen
Published by MLR Press In a world fraught with daily tension and crippling strife, we often need a place to which we can go for inner peace. And if we …
Permeable Divide by Ellen Rachlin
Amazon Link “In her splendid fourth collection, poet Ellen Rachlin explores what she calls the “Permeable Divide”–the breach between the living and a loved one lost to death, the gap …
The Level Playing Field by John D. Kingston
A Japanese secret society is waging economic war against the United States in this fast-moving, well-executed thriller by debut author John D. Kingston. The highly placed members of this cabal …
Siren Song by Ian King
Jamal Shirani stands sweating before a suspicious Heathrow customs officer, having just arrived from a jihadi training camp in Pakistan. John Buchanan “Jo-Buck” Brown bids farewell to friends and …
Hemisphere – Part 1: The Head Employee Precedent by A.V. Osten
Click here to view the book on Amazon Imagine a future world where creative thought is stifled — throttled back by sound frequencies and chips implanted into the brain. This is …
Collection of Poems by Vanessa Ngam
Visions of a young girl beaten, browbeaten and coerced, first by a brutal, insensitive parent, then by a thoughtless, predatory lover. A fragile heart laid open, awaiting validation… These are but …
War Eternal: Book I: Angels’ Whispers by J.F. Cain
Aranes, Superior of Angels, walks down the radiant golden hallways of the Celestial judgement hall to receive her expected punishment for saving the life of the mortal man she loves. …
Amazing Entrepreneurs by Charles Margerison
Amazing Entrepreneurs by Dr. Charles Margerison is nothing less than a fascinating glimpse into the hearts and souls of 25 world-shaping businessmen and women. This erudite — yet highly readable …
Jake & the Dragons of Asheville by Brian Kacica
Jake Winston is just your ordinary thirteen-year-old boy who breathes fire. Seriously? He discovers his unique talent one beautiful fall day in Asheville, N.C., and finds his life forever changed. …
Zombie Mage by Jonathan J. Drake
How would you like to wake up one morning only to find out that you are not what you used to be? And that’s just the beginning! There’s more weirdness …
Coming into Balance: A Guide for Activating Your True Potential by Dr. Jane Ely
The Wheel of Life is turning and we’d better be on it for our own good. So says Dr. Jane Ely in her excellent new book — and accompanying …
STAINER: A novel of the ‘Me Decade’ by Iolanthe Woulff
Benjamin Steiner has begun his twenty-second year high above the glittering streets of New York City — impossibly stoned and still, despite his best efforts, very much a virgin. But …
Guest Post: A Very Special Book Giveaway…
GIVEAWAY: THE BEAUTY OF THE FALL BY RICH MARCELLO Praise for this book from Publisher’s Daily Reviews: “This is a rare read, and one to be savored, especially now, when …
Winchester’s Bargain by Murray Lee Eiland Jr.
What is it they say about a Chinese meal? They’re great, but an hour later you’re hungry again? Chinese is definitely on the menu in this richly layered romp through …
Francesco Augustine Bernadone: A Brief History of Our Tomorrows by Stan Faryna
Zombies stalk the streets, greedy tour guides prey on noobs and old men are filled with long-odds hope in this disturbingly brilliant short story by first-time author Stan Faryna. The zombies, …
Spirit Raiders by Savio Dawson
Savio Dawson presents a close encounter of a different kind in his debut sci-fi. En route to meet up with a friend in Dallas’ Highland Park, Mark’s trip is starkly …
People of The Sea by Jack Dempsey
Author Jack Dempsey provides a different perspective on The Promised Land in his latest novel. “Look your family in the eyes, and say why, in this fight before us, your …
Best Book Trailers: A Fantastic New Marketing Resource for Authors
best book trailers The Best Book Trailers on the Planet Just a quick note to let everyone know that BrilliantBookTrailers.com is now open. It’s aimed squarely at new clients …
Mario Cuomo: Remembrances of a Remarkable Man by William O’Shaughnessy
An unlikely connection turns into a thirty-eight-year-long friendship in O’Shaughnessy’s memorial tribute to Mario Cuomo (1932-2015). What is the probability of a self-styled “Rockefeller Republican” and a liberal Democratic icon …
Why Does Government Need to be Funded?: In America Today, it Doesn’t by Amphidromus
What if, in a near-future America, the government existed without any support from taxation? What if we went back to the original precept of individual liberty laid down by our …
From Anaphylaxis to Buttercream by Holli Bassin
Tired of hearing condescending platitudes from your pediatrician, pooh-poohing your concerns about your child’s suspected food allergies? Well, here’s a book that will validate your instincts when it comes to …
Life… A Fickle Mistress by Timothy Patrick
In Timothy Patrick’s autobiography Life…A Fickle Mistress, we learn that whatever bad things get thrown at you, things can always get worse. For Timothy, this mantra is terribly real. During his …
End of Knighthood Part I: The Chess Pieces (Reverence Book 2) by Joshua Landeros
The Borgs are back in this absorbing first installment of author Joshua Aaron Landeros’ much-anticipated sequel to his debut SciFi thriller Reverence. Early in the book, Chancellor Venloran pays tribute …
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