Connecting Readers and Writers discussion

This is where authors can advertise their books to the readers. Please use the thread that corresponds with the type of book you have written. Do not put your book in more than one category. I know,I know, your latest book is both Sci-Fi AND Historical Non-fiction, but you have to choose.

* Please only use this thread for your post. Individual threads will put in a time capsule and buried in my front yard.

My book, Saint Paul Trois Châteaux: 1948 is classified in libraries under "Classics" and "Fiction" or Fiction/ Classics. So I reckon I'll file it here in the fiction category. Here's the cover, for you to check out:

My book has its own website, where you may find more information about it: www.saintpaultroischateaux1948.com ; I would also be delighted to have you join my FaceBook family here: www.facebook.com/cjoybellc ; and if you wish you're always welcome to pay me a visit over at my blog: www.cjoybellc.blogspot.com

xx
Bells

:-)

A modern novel about relationships. It contains humour, drama, suspense. It's a drama about how we can sometimes take things for granted, and how running away from a problem does not mean that the problem has gone away...

Hi, my name is Murdo Morrison. My novel, Roses of Winter is set in World War 2 Scotland. While the book does have exciting scenes of action, the heart of the story focuses on the lives of the women at home as they strive to bring their families safely through the war. The book has an associated website: http://www.rosesofwinter.com.

Murdo wrote: "Hi, my name is Murdo Morrison. My novel, Roses of Winter is set in World War 2 Scotland. While the book does have exciting scenes of action, the heart of the story ..."

Murdo, I like that title, Roses of Winter. :)

C. wrote: "Murdo wrote: "Hi, my name is Murdo Morrison. My novel, Roses of Winter is set in World War 2 Scotland. While the book does have exciting scenes of action, the heart..."

Thank you. I try to come up with simple, distinctive titles that convey a theme of the book. In this case, the idea that people can find solace in each other and experience personal growth even, or especially, in a bad time. Ironically, in Britain you can sometimes find roses with snow on the petals.

Murdo wrote: "C. wrote: "Murdo wrote: "Hi, my name is Murdo Morrison. My novel, Roses of Winter is set in World War 2 Scotland. While the book does have exciting scenes of action..."

That's exactly what I thought when I read the title! Beauty thriving and growing through and despite hardships. Beautiful indeed.

Morgan Nyberg

Since Tomorrow" is an independently published ebook, categorized, I suppose, as literary fiction. It is set in Vancouver, Canada, 40 years after a global pandemic and economic collapse. Picking through the ruins of our technological age, the protagonists try to retain their humanity in a world without law, medicine or education. Read Chapter 1 here on Goodreads at http://bit.ly/rmLhnQ

Hi, I'm Karen. My novel, "A Whisper to a Scream: The Bibliophiles (Book One)" is the first in a series of books based on the lives of the members of a suburban classics book club.

Here's a short synopsis.

When Annie, recently diagnosed with unexplained infertility, and Sarah, a stay-at-home mom, meet through a Classics Book Club, each thinks the other one's life is so much better than her own. But is the grass truly greener on the other side of the fence?



A Whisper to a Scream: The Bibliophiles: Book One

I write political thrillers. All three of my novels have been Kindle paid genre bestsellers. My latest, "Tribe," has just been released. It is a tale about how power, love, and fathers and daughters come into play in conflict-riven Afghanistan, and how the government gets it all wrong. What separates "Tribe" from its competition is its authenticity - so authentic that the U.S. government censored it.

Hello! I've written a historical novel set in ancient Egypt, during the 18th Dynasty. I hope you'll check out the reviews and enjoy The Sekhmet Bed if it seems like your kind of book.

Thanks!

Possibly posted in wrong place

Hello everyone.

I'm new to this forum, but have been on Goodreads for a while.

My book, 'Have a Nice Weekend' was published by Night Publishing in August. I would classify it as Contemporary Fiction, although the publisher has marked it as Romance. It tells the story of a middle-aged man, Will and his lonely existence, interspersed with key moments in his life - meeting his wife, the birth of his children and the eventual breakdown of his marriage.

The blurb from the book is:

" 'Have A Nice Weekend' is less the story of two hearts breaking as of time running out ….

It is the sound of marital negotiations breaking down.

Women will read this book and think, “Exactly! I only want to be noticed, to be loved, to be considered …. It doesn't take much …..”

Men will read this and go, “God, I've done that! How many times has she done that to me? By what right …..?”

Whatever the requests Will agreed to comply with and then didn't, he is miserable now.

Abi was his first girlfriend. When she said she loved him, he was taken by surprise but kind of agreed. They got married, but she made all the arrangements for the wedding.

When she became pregnant, it was because she decided it was time and stopped taking precautions, but Will thought Sophie was the most beautiful baby in the world when she was born.

However time, stress and misunderstandings took their toll, and now they live apart.

Now for the big questions - what have they learned? Does Will care enough to try to put things right, and does Abi care enough to let him?"

It sounds serious and a little depressing, which it is at times. But it is also laced with what one commentator on Authonomy called 'dry, sardonic wit'.

It is a book for anyone who is in a relationship, or is thinking of starting one.

Have A Nice Weekend

If anyone would like to download 'Have a Nice Weekend' for free, then the coupon number is NK63G

http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/798...

It's valid until Christmas Day.

For faith, for friendship, for freedom they will defy the most powerful man in France - Richelieu.

In the time of Louis XIII and Cardinal Richelieu, when being a Protestant could mean death, The Huguenot Sword roamed the streets of Paris by night, defending those faithful to the young heretical religion. The nobility scorned them as ruffians, to the oppressed Protestants they were saviors, but to the Cardinal's Guards they were a pestilence needing to be terminated.

The situation grows desperate when those in power launch a bold plan to destroy the group. One wrong move can be fatal. But the ordeal of Paris pales in comparison to the possible annihilation of their faith and people at La Rochelle.


Christian Historical Fiction.
http://www.amazon.com/Huguenot-Sword-...

My ebook 'People, Pubs and Enlightenment' is free on Amazon Kindle until Monday 16th January. 200 pages of laughs and a little Eastern Philosophy!

Anthony wrote: "My ebook 'People, Pubs and Enlightenment' is free on Amazon Kindle until Monday 16th January. 200 pages of laughs and a little Eastern Philosophy!"

Is this available in epub format as well? I'm interested but I don't have a Kindle nor do I purchase books from Amazon. :(

http://www.amazon.com/Sloppy-Panther-...

A surreal collection of short stories and poems.

$0.99 on Kindle. Also available in paperback format.

Sandra wrote: "Anthony wrote: "My ebook 'People, Pubs and Enlightenment' is free on Amazon Kindle until Monday 16th January. 200 pages of laughs and a little Eastern Philosophy!"

Is this available in epub format..."

I'm afraid my books are not available in epub Sandra.
If you want to take advantage of my or anyone elses books on Amazon (there are many cheap and also free books) you can download the Kindle programme for free from the Amazon website. However, you will only be able to read them while you are sat at your computer. Also, it's easy to buy from Amazon with a debit or credit card.

El Rey: A Novel of Renaissance Iberia - Historical Fiction

Set during the sixteenth century, EL REY is an incisive look at a two hundred year period in the turbulent shared history of Portugal and Castile. It touches upon major events including the Wars of Succession for control of the Iberian Peninsula, the fierce competition between the two nations during the Age of Exploration, and the Castilian (Spanish) Inquisition. The love story at the core is written in the style of a classic period romance.

Who killed the French teacher and is Anne next? Will Anne get used to her new life? Will she learn to cook? Anne's story is a page-turner and meshes her first year of marriage with the sinister backdrop of crime and murder in a small Indiana town.

Sherry has the perfect life, handsome husband, beautiful children, financial security. Then she gets the call that changes everything. Sherry learns to manage change and to live with danger until danger finally catches up with her. Should Night Come, a mystery/suspense novel, tells of Sherry’s struggle to save her business, her company and her sense of self. This is the sequel to Night Walks Softly, but can be read without reading book one first.

E-books: The Cradle Above the Abyss and D.J. Nick are available at Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Cradle-Above-Ab...


www.amazon.com/D-J-Nick-ebook/dp/B006...

Ebook: the suspense thriller Of Good And Evil is available on Kindle at Amazon.

See my blog, http://geraldggriffin.blogspot.com

Hi,

I've just added my novel Pennance to Kindle and would categorise it as contemporary women's fiction / suspense. Here's the description:

Lucy is reclusive and paranoid after the death of her partner, Jake, in a car accident. She lives in a small, introverted village in Cornwall (UK) called Pennance, and is surrounded by Jake's family and memories of him. She feels intensely guilty about his death and thinks someone is out to get her in retribution. Relief appears to come with the arrival of a neighbour, Karen - an older woman with two children. They bond through Lucy's admission of her part in Jake's death and Karen's need of support through a divorce. But their relationship stirs old jealousies and soon Lucy's life is in danger after all.

I've added a sample chapter to the book's goodreads page:

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13...

and here's the link to Amazon:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pennance-eboo...

Hello Gang-

My novel Finders Keepers is a humorous backpacking adventure with a little sci-fi/fantasy mixed in. Think American Pie meets Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

It's fun and funny, so check it out if you like to have a good time with your books and escape into some adventure. I've included sample chapters as part of my Goodreads profile:

http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/...,

and you can see more about Finders Keepers at www.russcolchamiro.com

Look forward to getting to know you!
Russ

Elle wrote: "This is where authors can advertise their books to the readers. Please use the thread that corresponds with the type of book you have written. Do not put your book in more than one category. I know..."

Elle, can I dig in your front yard? I go anywhere for ideas! And will you serve decaf coffee while I'm digging? Cold lemonade if the weather's hot! Really, though, I'm not fussy, as long as you provide a good shovel. No bodies buried in your front yard, are there? For that I'd need a mask. You have masks? Say, this is a tremendous thread for a novel! Now don't bury it!

Mine is historical fiction on the Mongols in the 12th-13th century.


Amgalant One: The Old Ideal

Temujin comes into the world on the day the Mongols suffer a catastrophic defeat in battle. He isn't the hero type, but he has expectations to live up to, and he has a cause: freedom for his way of life, unity against China, where a nomad is an animal.

Hi all. My Victorian thriller, 'Murder and Enlightenment' is free on Kindle until Tuesday 7th Feb.. If anyone reads it a review would be gratefully rceived.

http://www.amazon.com/MURDER-AND-ENLI...

Impediments

The Sonnet Trilogy is about six people and spans two countries, two cultures and the societies in which they live. Their loves, losses, successes and failures take place in the turbulent 1950s and 1960s. In the US, the civil rights movement is under way. In Switzerland, the sexual revolution has dawned. In both countries, old attitudes and prejudices still prevail. Women’s liberation is still unknown, yet a few brave pioneers are throwing off the bonds of gender stereotypes. Book I, Impediments, focuses on cousins Beatrice, Gerard and Paul. Born to privilege in Geneva, Switzerland, they are sophisticated, well educated and wealthy. Their relationships will be complicated by close family ties, Gerard’s decision to go to the United States and Beatrice’s determination to become a doctor, one of the very few women to do so in Switzerland in the 1950s. The Americans Sarah, Lily and Jack are introduced, but the impact of their relationships with the Swiss and one another is fully realized in Book II, Alteration, and Book III, True Minds

My suspense thriller OF GOOD AND EVIL is presently being exolored for a movie/TV series.

http://geraldggrffin.blogspot.com

Zed by Stephen Herfst

Zed is not your typical zombie. He is cursed with the affliction of thought ... although he tries to make the best of a bad situation. The goals for his unrest are simple: to improve his stride, to taste a lightly-seared pork loin once again and avoid Activists at all costs.

It is a little genre-eschewing as it's satirical, post-apocalyptic and philosophical at times. If I had to categorise it, it would be post-apocalyptic, but not like your fathers' books!

Hello All from Highlands of Scotland!

I published my new novel, The Survival of Thomas Ford, as a Kindle ebook on Christmas Day 2011.
It means a lot to me to finally have a chance to get this book out to readers, because this novel had been locked in under contract with a London literary agent for over a year...nearer 18 months...felt longer...
My agent was certain he could sell the book, and the film consultant at the agency, who had been responsible for discovering Slumdog Millionaire as an unpublished manuscript and getting it developed into a film, thought my book was the best she had read at that agency in the last 4 years.
My agent found several editors who "loved the book", but the sales depts of the publishing houses did not agree and no sale was made.
So I have taken the book back into my own hands to sell direct to readers (hopefully)!
The novel is contemporary fiction, what you might call a literary thriller.
I would love to know what readers think of it!
All very best, John
http://www.johnaalogan.com
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Survival-Thom...

Amazon USA link:
http://www.amazon.com/Survival-Thomas...

The Survival of Thomas Ford has 14 five-star reviews now on Amazon UK, and 7 on Amazon USA including:

Perfection, by Tristan Hopkinson:
John Logan has created that rare thing - a thriller with a seriously literary voice behind it. His story-telling is marvellous, but it was the beautiful poetic lyricism of his writing that really got me. I hope to see him on a bookshelf very soon.

Gripping, by DphiLsi:
Purchased, downloaded and read inside 24 hours. This book had me gripped from the first few sentences until the very end. As someone who grew up in the Highlands I have always been very aware of the dark mysteries that the nights seem to hold up there... particularly in the forests. "The Survival of Thomas Ford" is a gripping story which you will find difficult to put down. Only start it if you have plenty time on your hands!

Page Turner, by Julia Knox:
Read this on the train to and from work, couldn't put it down, wished the journey was longer so I could read more!! great read.

Excellent literary thriller, by Rita Davidova:
John Logan has written a gripping, atmospheric novel. It's stayed with me for some time after reading it. The dawn of a strong new talent.

In February 2012, The Survival of
Thomas Ford, reached number 13 in Top 100 bestselling paid UK literary fiction ebooks on Amazon, the great Ken Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest was at 84...Martin Amis at
91...Maeve Binchy just below at 93!
The Survival of Thomas Ford also reached number 18 in the Top 100 bestselling list of all paid UK literary fiction on Amazon, including not only the ebooks, but also the paperbacks and hardbacks, including the ones published by the major London publishers who had rejected The Survival of Thomas Ford!

The Survival of Thomas Ford also went to number 80 in the TOP 100 UK paid ebook thrillers.

If anyone is reading who helped make this happen, thank-you!

And thank-you Goodreads readers for the fantastic support I've had here so far:

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13...

I'd love to find some USA readers for my book now!

I am Scott E. Newton. I recently self published my novel Five Dumb Guys Walk Into a Bar on Amazon, KDP, as well as B&N, and Smashwords. I have also placed it here on Goodreads. Take a look, it is a great story.

My website has plenty of links: http://www.scottenewton.com/

Five Dumb Guys Walk Into a Bar


What would you do if the fate of the world were in your hands? If you were suddenly given responsibility for the certain, and apparently quite thorough, erasure of the human species, how would you respond?

This is exactly the dilemma five friends unexpectedly find themselves facing. While they are often called the five dumb guys, they had better rise above their reputation now.

The five, ordinary middle age friends, are on their way to their favorite camping spot. They stop for a few drinks at a dive bar in some out-the-way Nevada town, where they strike up a conversation with a local desert rat. This drunk, who goes by the name Alaska John, soon turns out to be far more than he seems. He claims he is a god, and he’s here to erase the human species, given its total failure as a useful contributor to the advancement of life in the universe.

The five friends drink with Alaska John well into the night, and eventually he informs them he would really rather just sit in the bar drinking Budweisers, and hit on the barmaid. He tells them running around erasing cities full of people is just too much work, so he will hand over his powers to them, and the five dumb guys can decide which city to erase next. The catch is, only the location is optional, and if they don’t choose, Alaska will indiscriminately destroy the human race, one city at a time.

The tale then unfolds, where cities, along with millions of people, are erased in a puff of steam. As the five dumb guys try to reign in Alaska John, they travel the west, from the Grand Canyon to Big Sur. Along the way they meet fellow travelers and adversaries; witches and Wiccans, Jesus Freaks, the Vatos from deep in Mexico, and a Navajo shaman. They are pursued by the NSA and the FBI. All the while the five friends must make massive moral decisions, while trying to stop the erasure of the human species.

Is it a deal made in the heavens? Can five regular guys save the earth? How long can they distract their apocalyptic pal with Budweisers? Can they destroy the destroyer? Can anyone score with the barmaid? The five guys have a momentous dilemma; do they help Alaska John or try to stop him, and for that matter how?

Hi Scott, I just bought your book for my Kindle just based upon this ad. This means: 1. The ad works 2. The title is awesome 3. we are somewhat kindred spirits, because your book sounds more like the type of fantasy Christopher Moore writes, or magic realism and 4. It sounds as though humor is a big piece. I look forward to reading it! Jane Baskin

You are right Jane, the title is hilarious! :)

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I'm Jane Baskin, and this is my first novel, although I've been writing for years (newspaper hack, etc etc)


She’s an Olympic class shooter. She’s a pilot. She’s an emergency room nurse practitioner. She can bench 120 and leg press 300. She has the body of a dancer and the mind of a wolf.

And she’s sixty years old.
When hubby dies after a long illness…. presto! She’s broke.

Fold, or play?

Armed only with a facelift, a nine-millimeter and an attitude, she takes to the road in a converted tour bus that runs on shit. And a few adventures later, she becomes, truly, Jane of the Jungle.

Jane chucks her life as an emergency nurse practitioner for a life as a drug runner. First choice? Maybe not. But the need for money is a powerful driver…..and it takes her straight to John Domini, a mobster with a past, who hates his job.

A job he may just be terminated from….permanently.

Misfits in every world, they team up through crazy capers, wild chases and side trips into the very weird, to win a second chance at life.

Do they succeed? Ask the telepathic tiger, who muses with astonishing perception on human nature. Ask the biker queen who discovers that magic is real. Ask the mob boss who surrenders a life of denial to a talking fox who foretells the future.

Ask yourself: what makes sense? Really?

Jane, thank you so much. Yes, I'd be really happy if it was as good as a Christopher Moore. I am sure you will enjoy it, and when you do, tell all your friends.

:)

Scott

Jane wrote: "Hi Scott, I just bought your book for my Kindle just based upon this ad. This means: 1. The ad works 2. The title is awesome 3. we are somewhat kindred spirits, because your book sounds more like ..."

Scott wrote: "I am Scott E. Newton. I recently self published my novel Five Dumb Guys Walk Into a Bar on Amazon, KDP, as well as B&N, and Smashwords. I have also placed it here on Goodreads. Take a look, it is a..."

Hello!

I've written a cycle of historical novels set in 18th and 18th dynasty Egypt (think Horemheb and Ramesses):


The City of Refuge
It was once the glory of Akhenaten's reign, called 'The Horizon of the Aten'. Now the imperial city of Amarna lies wrecked, abandoned and accursed, dreaming in the darkness on the edge of the Nile.


Police Commander Khonsu has never believed in curses, but he can't deny his own foreboding when he learns that the city's stone quarries are to be reopened at Pharaoh's command by a delegation from the great temple of Ptah at Memphis, headed by Lord Nebamun, its second - ranking priest, a man without a past who is not afraid of ghosts, curses or the dead.


As Commander of the Provincial Police force assigned to guard the expedition, Khonsu accompanies the enigmatic Nebamun to the ruined city, where he finds himself entangled in a drifting web of betrayal, murder and revenge that has its deepest roots in the shadows of the city's heresy-tainted past.

THE CITY OF REFUGE is a story of hidden treasure, revenge and murder and one man's discovery that the paths of righteousness may lie through peril, but they will always bring you home.



Pharaoh's Son
The crash of Pharaoh's colossal statue into a throng of worshippers brings the festival of the good god Ptah of Memphis to a sudden, bloody end. Prince Khay, the High Priest, barely escaped being killed, himself. He finds clues in the wreckage that show that the disaster was deliberately set. Now he is confronted with questions that grow more alarming with every answer he finds as the great temple of Ptah is rocked by a chilling series of murders. Increasingly entangled in clues that lead to even more mysteries, convinced that the gods themselves are taking a hand in the disaster, he appeals to Pharaoh for help and is sent a powerful ally in his eldest brother Hori, Egypt's Crown Prince, whose courage and resourcefulness are surpassed only by his bluntness.


The brothers fight against time as they try to unravel the mystery, knowing that there is more at stake than treasure, and the forfeit is greater than a man's life. Something great and terrible is stirring, something they must find, hidden deep within the temple, something they must bring into the light before those who walk in darkness take it and turn it to evil.

PHARAOH'S SON is a historical novel set during the golden years of Ramesses the Great. It is a tale of murder, intrigue and hidden treasure that reaches back into Egypt's heresy-shrouded past.


A Killing Among the Dead
Wenatef opens his eyes to darkness and intense silence. The air is heavy with myrrh: he is in a burial chamber. Pain lances through his left side as he tries to raise himself, bringing the taste of blood to his lips. His life ebbs as he remembers how the nightmare began.. One of his men came screaming of destruction and mutilation in the tomb of Egypt's greatest king. Wenatef set out to stop the sacrilege only to find that the very people he is sworn to protect were blocking him.

He dreams of judgment before the gods and awakens to find new strength and even more questions. Whose blood is pooled on the floor beneath him and caked on his side when he seems, now, to be unhurt?

Wenatef lets his enemies think they have killed him and sets out to uncover who is robbing and defiling the dead. Each new discovery brings him closer to the heart of a far-flung scandal of greed and betrayal that reaches a climax in a final confrontation in the great Temple of Karnak beneath the gaze of the gods.

A KILLING AMONG THE DEAD is a historical mystery set during ancient Egypt's declining years. It is a tale of betrayal, revenge and redemption, and one man's discovery that no matter how alone we seem in our struggle against evil, the Great Ones are never far away.


All are available in Kindle and paperback. After Apri 7 they will be available in other ebook forms...

My novel in verse The Brubury Tales is #81 on the list of Amazon's bestselling poetry books in the UK! Very cool.

Check it out if you have a minute:

http://www.amazon.com/The-Brubury-Tal...

Mundo's skill is astounding and has a natural cadence. These stories are intriguing and compellingly human, and soon enough the reading becomes listening. --Sacramento Book Review

With inspiration from many literary classics and plenty of original spin, The Brubury Tales is a fine collection and not one to be missed. --Midwest Book Review

The Brubury Tales is a brilliant blend of writing, combining the style of Chaucer while putting a new slant on the short stories of the classical writers. --Reader Views

A unique and powerful new book,The Brubury Tales draws upon Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and classic stories by Mark Twain, Edgar Allan Poe, and Charles Dickens, to name a few. Frank Mundo takes risks with his writing, which is sensitive, thoughtful, and gritty. --LA Books Examiner

The Brubury Tales [by Frank Mundo] is a landmark book, in what is going to be -- and already is -- an exceptional, distinguished literary career. --Carolyn See

My historical novel is called "Crossing the River." It is the only comprehensive fictional account that I have discovered of the Battles of Lexington and Concord April 19, 1775. Here is the book cover's description:

Standing on Lexington’s town common, humbled by the veneration of hundreds of militiamen, conceding that he had instructed them, encouraged them, in the end incited them, acknowledging that he, with others, had brought them to the river that could now be called revolution, Doctor Joseph Warren gives full credit to whom it is due. They, not he, knowing fully well the danger, had attacked the master. Standing at the river’s edge, they, of their own volition, had crossed over.

Joseph Warren is but one of Crossing the River’s many historical figures that bring to life General Thomas Gage’s failed attempt April 19, 1775, to seize and destroy military stores stockpiled at Concord by Massachusetts’s Provincial Congress. Characters of high and ordinary station, choosing to or forced to participate, must confront their worst fears. Revealing the internal conflicts, hubris, stupidity, viciousness, valor, resiliency, and empathy of many of the day’s participants, Crossing the River is both a study of man experiencing intense conflict and the varied outcomes of high-risk decision-taking.

The novel’s title is a metaphor for such decision-taking, be it Massachusetts militiamen seeking greater independence from Great Britain, General Gage’s attempted seizure of the provincial arsenal, two junior British officers’ risk-taking to earn quick promotion, an Acton schoolmaster’s compulsion to avenge the death of his dear friend and neighbor, a Lincoln youth’s attempted atonement for cowardice, a Lexington resident’s impulse to assist a redcoat deserter while he tries to resolve his neighbors’ and family’s low regard of him, or a British soldier/spy’s desire to rise above his station.

You may read excerpts of my novel by accessing http://booklocker.com/books/5692.html.

I published my first book, Fly Like a Penguin, in 2004. This year I revised it slightly and republished it as the first book of a trilogy. This one is now subtitled The Long Way Home. Volume 2, The Smell of Evil, should be ready in a few months, followed by Volume 3 by the end of the year (I hope). I call it the Adventure for Kids and Other people, the target audience being preteens and their parents. Here are some links:
My website/blog: http://martlove.wordpress.com/
Create Space for printed version: https://www.createspace.com/3497633
Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00795T4FG
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view...

My debut novel, Enchanted by Starlight is now available on kindle with my print edition currently set for May.Enchanted by Starlight

Three women. An enchanted comet. The miracle that might ruin them.

The ebook: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007MD8XOS

Book website: http://www.enchantedbystarlight.com/

My novel, (literary fiction)The Duke Don't Dance, is a tale of the silent generation (those between the greatest generation and baby boom). Compared by Kirkus Reviews to the works of Henry James and Joseph Heller, my novel's own "Catch 22" is getting the word out that a non-genre Indie novel is actually worth reading. To that end, I would be interested in swapping reviews with outher literary fiction authors.

New book blogger review of The Survival of Thomas Ford:

http://bestebookreviews.blogspot.co.u...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Survival-...

25 five-star reviews now on Amazon UK!

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14 five-star reviews on Amazon USA!

Free Kindle Download - Novel: A Life Without Grace
My novel, A Life Without Grace, will be available as a free Kindle download May 14 - 18.

Family...one you can make, the other makes you.

A LIFE WITHOUT GRACE dissects a tense few days in the life of Grayson Eilers, a successful baby-boomer. Grayson, a freelance speechwriter, receives an urgent message from his sister that their mother has suffered a severe heart attack. She is alive, but her condition remains critical. For more than three decades, Grayson has compartmentalized his life, distancing himself physically and emotionally from the modest origins that his mother, his sister and his two brothers represent, while dedicating himself to his new family: his wife and two children. After a terse conversation with his sister, Grayson, feeling angry and helpless, accepts his inevitable moral imperative: returning to Omaha to confront family members with whom he has never shared any commonality. He arrives in Omaha on the eve of a spring snowstorm that delays the arrival of his wife and his two children, leaving Grayson isolated to cope with the cascade of both predictable and unexpected emotions inherent in his stressful reunion with his estranged family.

Link to free download:

http://www.amazon.com/A-Life-Without-...

Hi all. My first work is 'The Squirrel Diaries The Trials and Tribulations Of Molly The Wally'. A comical view of a dogs life in surburbia.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Squirrel-Diar...
Also all info on my blog
http://mollythewally.blogspot.co.uk
Best wishes Molly

FREE Today - May 18th.

Your review of my book on Goodreads and Amazon would be greatly appreciated.

Link: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005GL9P9K/

Synopsis
Inspired by true events, The God Complex takes readers on a thrill ride through Chinese medicine. Discover the secrets of the Orient as you embark on a Da Vinci-style adventure. Follow along as a dynamic conspiracy ensues, pitting Eastern medicine against its critics in the West. Each clue brings you one step closer to solving the mystery and uncovering an ancient secret that connects Chinese medicine to martial arts.

http://kathleenjonesdiary.blogspot.co...

Blog review of The Survival of Thomas Ford

27 five-star reviews now on Amazon UK!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Survival-...

15 five-star reviews on Amazon US!

http://www.amazon.com/The-Survival-Th...

Hello everyone I am excited to be here. My new book The Crimson Teardrop was released a week ago. It can be found here:

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Have you ever wondered if there was more to your life? In The Crimson Teardrop, Clari often wondered just that, but continued living what seems to be just a normal life. She goes to work and lives her life day in and day out, until one day she gets a phone call that will change her life forever.

Her Great Auntie has passed away and she must tend to her estate, a place she hadn't been back to in years after her parents’ tragic death.

Once she arrives there, she gets more than she has bargained for. Unwelcome visitors, strange occurrences and learns of a whole new life lying in wait just for her. Will she be able to handle it all? Maybe it's too late and there is no turning back, only time will tell.


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