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message 1: by Angela (last edited Oct 29, 2015 06:12AM) (new)

Angela Chrysler (abchrysler) | 415 comments Mod
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Sylvie | 10 comments Author Sylvie Nickels
Book title: It'll be Better Tomorrow
Release date: December 1014
Web links: http://tinyurl.com/SNickels-books
sylvienickels.wordpress.com
Short story collections: 28 short stories

The elderly don't always get a good press. But teenager Buzz was blown away when he found out how his Granny Em had put his lessons on computing to very unusual use (Grannies dot com). Harry Briggs was another one who managed to turn the tables with a little help from his grandson and modern technology (Wake Up Call). In contrast, Elli (The Class of ‘65) and Phillida (The Don’t Care Generation) had both left an impression on the Third World; Alice learned at last to stand up for herself (The Wrong Track), Robert Sinclair kept his exploits to himself (Reluctant Hero), and Astra finally solved the mystery of her father’s World War Two trauma (Just Nineteen Days). But maybe the last word remains with Ben whose mantra provided the title for this book. When pushed about his uncertain future, he unfailingly said “It’ll be Better Tomorrow.”

These are some of the stories of Manorsfields’ residents, their relatives and their carers. There is humour, poignancy, even romance, but above all they demonstrate that life is very often stranger than fiction.


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Timothy Bateson (timothybateson) | 23 comments Spooky Halloween Drabbles 2014 by Jorge Salgado-Reyes

Need something to amuse you this Halloween holiday season? These drabbles will keep you entertained and amused throughout!

Werewolves, vampires, ghosts, fairies, djinns, goblins, trolls, witches, brownies, banshees are all on the prowl in these spooky drabbles.

Disclaimer: I am one of the contributing authors to this collection.


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Timothy Bateson (timothybateson) | 23 comments Moon Shadows by Veronica Moore

In the dark of night, the moon is bright.
But what lurks in the shadows will give you a fright.

Seventeen stories touch the unknown, the unseen, and the undead. Visit what we avoid. Step into the shadows of the moon.

Disclaimer: This collection contains my short story "Under a Hunter's Moon"
Richard Parsons is a lupine, one of the many breeds of shape-shifters, though the mortal legends of their kind call them werewolves.
When a traveling exhibition returns to Seattle, Richard takes a night-time visit, with plans that go beyond seeing a particular display. However, he is unprepared for the memories and emotions that come flooding back.


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Timothy Bateson (timothybateson) | 23 comments Across the Karman Line by Veronica Moore

In space, fate rests in the hands who created the craft. Wits and creative risk separate life from death while navigating the three-dimensional sea or marooned on an alien planet. The trust between captain and crew unifies a mission. And sometimes, the final take-off is the hardest.

Disclaimer: This collection contains my short story "Evaline Transcendent"
Evaline is the shipboard computer on the Miranda Two, a colony ship destined for the planet Karman-III-Delta. She is possibly Earth's last hope of establishing a working off-world colony. However, her predecessor stopped reporting home, so now she and the colonists must establish what happened to the previous colony.


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Deborah (goodreadscomdeborah_jay) | 5 comments THE WORLD AND THE STARS
SFF anthology published by Deborah JayApril 10th 2015
The World and the Stars by Deborah Jay
A multi-author collection, including stories from Tanith Lee, Liz Williams, Cherith Baldry (aka Erin Hunter) and many more.
Twenty-four of the most exciting voices in genre fiction bring you the world and the stars, each in their own individual way.
Stories that explore the vast grandeur of the universe, worlds close to us, worlds far in the distance. Alternate Earths, colonies in the sky, engineered worlds, mystical battlegrounds, pirate seas, underground caverns, journeys in time and across the stars.
http://www.amazon.com/WORLD-STARS-Daz...


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Helen Laycock (helenlaycock) | 35 comments Author: Helen Laycock

Book Title: Peace and Disquiet
Peace and Disquiet by Helen Laycock

Genre: A collection of short stories

Websites:

Helen Laycock | Fiction in a Flash
http://helenlaycock.wix.com/fiction-i...

Author Page (U.K.)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Helen-Laycock...

Author Page (U.S.)
http://www.amazon.com/Helen-Laycock/e...


A collection of twelve slightly disturbing tales which encompass mortality, mentality, brutality... and reality.

Sleep tight…


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Helen Laycock (helenlaycock) | 35 comments Author: Helen Laycock

Book Title: Minor Discord
Minor Discord by Helen Laycock

Genre: A collection of short stories and flash fiction

Websites:

Helen Laycock | Fiction in a Flash
http://helenlaycock.wix.com/fiction-i...

Author Page (U.K.)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Helen-Laycock...

Author Page (U.S.)
http://www.amazon.com/Helen-Laycock/e...

Dare to visit the dark places at the edges of the map, places where you will feel unsettled, and from where characters will follow you, whether you want them to, or not. This collection of stories and flash fiction will take you into the shadows. Don’t get left behind...


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Helen Laycock (helenlaycock) | 35 comments Author: Helen Laycock

Book Title: Light Bites
Light Bites by Helen Laycock

Genre: A collection of short stories

Websites:

Helen Laycock | Fiction in a Flash
http://helenlaycock.wix.com/fiction-i...

Author Page (U.K.)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Helen-Laycock...

Author Page (U.S.)
http://www.amazon.com/Helen-Laycock/e...

Take a pinch of humour, a touch of light-heartedness and a drop of whimsy and you have the perfect recipe to be savoured any time, anywhere. Light Bites - a collection of satisfying and uplifting tales.


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Angela Chrysler (abchrysler) | 415 comments Mod
Author:
Angela B. Chrysler
Mia Darien
Crystal G. Smith
Jessica Nicholls
Christy Rigby
Book Title: Amor Vincit Omnia
Amor Vincit Omnia by Mia Darien
Genre: Romance Anthology
Release Date: 11 November 2015
Websites: http://www.angelabchrysler.com/recomm...
Summary: Love is beautiful, always.

In this anthology, read five tales of love and beauty that's always more than skin deep. From illness to injury and time to circumstance, from fantasy to literary and paranormal to historical, love is always love and always beautiful.

100% of the author proceeds from sales of this anthology will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.


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Jenelle Author: Kaycee Browning, Savannah Jezowski, Jenelle Schmidt, Dorian Tsukioka, Hayden Wand
Book Title: Five Enchanted Roses
Book Photo: Five Enchanted Roses by Anne Elisabeth Stengl
Genre: Fairy Tale - 5 retellings of Beauty and the Beast
Release Date: July 27, 2015
Websites: http://www.amazon.com/Five-Enchanted-...
http://jenelleschmidt.com
http://www.rooglewoodpress.com/
Summary: A ship bearing the souls of sinful sailors drifts upon a ghostly sea. An abbey looms as the final defense between mortals and ghouls of the underworld. In the stillness of a throne room, statues stand forever frozen in a moment of terror. Monsters and men stalk their prey deep in the jungle’s shadows. A rose blooms in the dead of winter, sheltered in the ruins of an ancient Scottish castle.

And only true love can free the Beast from his prison.

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