Cover: “Te’ora” by Sharon Diotte

Introducing the cover for “Te’ora” by Sharon Diotte.

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Te’ora is a story of surviving and thriving.

The Rapanui word “Te’ora” means “a beautiful new life.”

Sharon‘s memoir – an international journey of ancient destiny, self-worth, and true love – takes place in Canada, the USA, Pakistan and Rapa Nui (Easter Island). She offers her memoir as comfort and support for other women who might see themselves in her story, that they may feel encouraged by their own strength and resiliency as they follow their own paths to healing, and create their own beautiful, new lives.

“Sharon’s courage to tell her story inspires we readers to hold compassion for our own vulnerability and wounding, and that of others, and to set our collective compass toward freedom. Her book empowers us to know that we are all part of a great unified restoration that begins with ourselves. We are the co-creators of a new paradigm when girls and women (and all children) are safe, honored, nurtured, and respected. Sharon’s courage, honesty, wisdom, and love shine a powerful light for us.”
~ Dale Allen, Author/Film of In Our Right Minds

“Te’ora is a raw, honest recounting of self-discovery and perseverance. This memoir is really a testament to the strength of women and how we must all fight for ourselves and what we really need out of life. Sharon Diotte teaches us that although life may grow dark at times, there is always light to be found in your friends, mentors, loved ones, nature, and most importantly, yourself. The darkness does not define your life. Sharon encourages her readers to believe that healing is, in fact, possible.”
~ Patricia Fero, LMSW, Author

Covers: “Nettled” and “Unmasked” by Sarah Carlisle

A double cover reveal in author Sarah Carlisle’s Enchanted Tales of Tír series, “Nettled” book two of the series, and a special addition prequel novella “Unmasked“.

“Nettled”

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A mute princess. A distrustful prince. Seven spider-y brothers. One chance to save the kingdom from a villainous scheme.

Princess Maeryn is the only girl stuck in the middle of seven brothers. Life’s been full of pranks and the occasional sword fight at the table, but she’s always been able to count on them in a pinch. Now her brothers have been transformed into the most loathsome creatures imaginable, nobody else knows of the curse, and she can’t speak a word about it. Literally.

Eadmund is still reeling. His best friend has betrayed him, and his parents have sacrificed his beloved cousin’s happiness for political gain, promising her to a cruel prince for reasons he can’t understand. Facing his own suddenly arranged marriage leaves him wary as he arrives in Cwmyr to meet his bride. His suspicions seem confirmed when he discovers she is mute, only communicates by writing, and seems strangely affectionate towards the creepy giant spiders that seem to appear in every corner. Are his parents certain they want a mad princess as his bride?

But the more Prince Eadmund comes to know Princess Maeryn, the more he begins to wonder. What if there’s some point to her harvesting of nettles and that constant knitting?

Nettled is a sweet, clean retelling of The Wild Swans. While it can be read alone, the books of The Enchanted Tales of Tírare best enjoyed in order.

The Enchanted Tales of Tír reading order:

Tested: A Princess and the Pea Retelling (Book 1)
Nettled: A Wild Swans Retelling (Book 2)
A Gentle Hope: A Beauty and the Beast Retelling (Book 2.5) (Part of the Hope Ever After series)

“Unmasked”

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They grew up battling imaginary ogres. Now their opponents are all too real . . . and they’re family.

As children, Eleri and Sawel played together in the woods of the palace grounds—the best place to escape her strict parents and the heavy weight of being a nobleman’s daughter and a prince.

When Eleri’s parents decide to send her to a dangerous foreign kingdom and into the power of a violent and ambitious king, Sawel is the first person she turns to for help. But while being a prince might bestow certain privileges, overriding a lady’s parents is not one of them.

The only solution is to hide Eleri until she comes of age—and what better place to hide than in the palace? But even as their challenging circumstance leads them to see each other in a new light and friendship turns to love, danger looms. With Eleri’s parents on the hunt, how can she ever be safe to marry Sawel and find her happily ever after?

Unmasked: A Cinderella Retelling is a sweet, clean fairytale novella. It is a prequel to the Enchanted Tales of Tir series and takes place before the events of the rest of the series.

The Enchanted Tales of Tir:

Unmasked: A Cinderella Retelling

Tested: A Princess and the Pea Retelling

Nettled: A Wild Swans Retelling

A Gentle Hope: A Beauty and the Beast Retelling, part of the Hope Ever After series

Cover: “When She Vanished” by Addison Michael

Cover for the next Mak and Wilton Thriller by author Addison Michael, “When She Vanished“.

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A merciless mastermind who always walks free. Can they put him behind bars without losing their lives?

Stephen Wilton can’t stand his empty house. Throwing himself into his work to avoid his complicated personal life, the rookie U.S. Marshal goes undercover to apprehend a serial criminal. But when a childhood pal’s sister disappears, the by-the-book law enforcement officer is torn between the case in front of him and helping a friend.

Mak Cunningham is used to moving fast. So the savvy federal agent channels her hair-trigger impulses in a bid to bring down the slippery drug dealer and sex-trafficker. But her cool confidence falters when she discovers their foe has used the situation to paint a target on her back.

Feeling he has no choice but to get involved, Wilton struggles as he splits his attention between official business and a private investigation into the kidnapping. And as Mak reevaluates the odds, she doubles down on protecting her family at all costs.

Can they smash a ring of corruption without digging their own graves?

When She Vanished is the second book in the Mak and Wilton Thriller series. If you like unrelenting suspense, pulse-pounding action, and witty banter, then you’ll love Addison Michael’s twisty tale.

Buy When She Vanished to unweave a treacherous web today!

Cover: “The Wayfarer Prince” by Elizabeth Paloma

Introducing the cover for “The Wayfarer Prince” by Elizabeth Paloma.

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A runaway prince returns to his kingdom to find it threatened by wicked sorcery…

Ten years ago, Ramy escaped his stifling royal life to chase freedom across the world. Called home by the rumblings of war, he faces the unexpected truth.

A neighboring kingdom threatens to attack if he refuses their princess in marriage, while Arlene, his twin sister, has been imprisoned by their parents to protect her from her dangerous and forbidden magical powers.

Dauntless Ramy pledges to help his sister and marry the princess to deliver his kingdom from the clutches of war, but the budding romance he shares with headstrong villager Lyerly is the loose thread that could unravel his best laid plans.

Cast into the mired political landscape of the kingdom’s dark history—one where women are brutally killed for using magic—Ramy must decide what’s worth fighting for: his kingdom or the women he loves.* * *

Perfect for readers who love the emotional tension of The Princess Bride and jaw-dropping twists of the hit TV drama, Reign. The Wayfarer Prince is a heart-wrenching romantic fantasy with a double dose of mysterious magical powers and a touch of feminine rage. 

(Some swearing and steamy scenes. This book ends on a cliffhanger.)

Cover: “Murder or Rollerblade Rupture?” by James PJ Lee

Cover reveal for “Murder or Rollerblade Rupture?” by James PJ Lee.

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When you live in an idyllic New England village, on a river just outside of beautiful Boston Massachusetts, no one expects murder, never mind one that ends the life of a not so well loved a professor, whose body was found at the bottom of an old abandoned subway transit stop’s staircase—and he was wearing rollerblades! Was he pushed? Proving the obscure motive of sibling rivalry for the professor’s casualty, and taking on the rich and powerful Stone family alone overwhelms and threatens Dillon Delaney’s own life. Fighting back, he is reluctantly forced into the role of self-appointed sleuth, and launches his own investigation into the death, one that uncovers hidden secrets of the Stone family and the rebellious son’s mysterious skate shop.

Due to his good fortune of winning the Massachusetts vaccination incentive lottery that ran at the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Dillon Delaney left his post as a principal and created and conducts a nonprofit organization that is a service learning center – an action based program that commits K-12 age students to projects under the motto of kindness matters.

Experiencing the trauma of losing his parents and the grandmother that raised him, Dillon has pistanthrophobia, a fear of getting abandoned and hurt so deeply that he avoids intimate relationships as a way to guard against future emotionally painful experiences. Instead, he relies on the support of his chosen family — one he must protect and preserve at all costs — those who live and run the shops in Goodman Village, located on the Sudbury River in Sudbury, Massachusetts, just west of Boston, Massachusetts.

Ultimately, Dillon finds his way to shaman-like officer, Louise Renaldo, who concocts an unorthodox approach to obtain the proof that unpacks the truth. The journey leads Dillon out of his comfort zone toward finding a surprise chance at learning to love and trust again.

Cover: “Secrets of the Lost Ledgers” by CJ Archer

Introducing the cover for the latest Glass Library book, “Secrets of the Lost Ledgers” by USA Today Bestselling Author C.J. Archer.

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An invisible message from a dead man resurrects a decades-old mystery.

With her sharpened magical senses, Sylvia recognizes invisible writing while cataloging an obscure book for the library. She’s shocked to discover the message, written many years earlier, pleaded for help. She’s even more shocked to discover the author of the message was married to a paper magician. Could there be a connection to Sylvia’s father?

With a magical mystery on her hands, Sylvia engages the help of Gabe Glass, and together they follow the clues to the location of two hidden ledgers that implicate a very dangerous individual in an illegal bookmaking scheme. Although not named, Gabe is convinced he knows who the bookmaker is, and sets out to prove it.

The investigation draws them into the shady underbelly of the horseracing industry and uncovers a link to Gabe’s parents that takes everyone by surprise. As they unravel the mystery’s tangled threads, unexpected twists and turns lead them to the truth.

But the greatest twist of all is the danger no one saw coming.

Cover: “Trashed” by PG Robertson

Cover reveal for author PG Robertson’s “Trashed“.

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Something evil is going on out there…

Detective Ange Watson always knew policing was a hard job. A dangerous job. But she never expected to take a bullet in the line of duty…

And now it seems her superiors are willing to throw Ange under the bus to cover up their own mistakes. While she isn’t easily intimidated, everyone has their limits.

But when a scared young Vietnamese woman seeks refuge in a country church, it sets in motion a chain of events that will push Ange’s ingenuity and determination to its limits. No human being deserves to be sold to the highest bidder, and Ange’s blood boils over when she realises that the world would prefer to look the other way.

In a harsh and unforgiving landscape, with corruption everywhere and trust hard to come by, Ange will have to tread carefully as she races to prevent more tragedy. It seems that some lives are considered expendable.

Life was never meant to be easy…

Read what others say about The Saltwater Crimes Trilogy;

“The Saltwater Crime novels are evocative Australian surf noir (if that’s not a thing, it should be), a cross between Garry Disher and early Don Winslow, and combine environmental activism, political corruption, star chamber hearings, suspicious property developers, and a few sexy bits. Highly recommended!!” Sarah Elks, book reviewer and senior journalist at The Australian newspaper.

Beautifully written the descriptions of the surf and surfing to the landscape I felt I was there.

Do yourself a favour and purchase the 3 book series by PG Robertson. I recommend this series to anyone who enjoys a good detective story with a strong but relatable heroine, who loves the great outdoors, especially the beaches and surfing and is keen to visit, or who has grown up on, the east coast of Australia. PG Robertson describes the cities and coastal towns beautifully and you feel like you are riding the wave with Ange in the surfing scenes.

After binge reading books 1 and 2, I couldn’t wait to find out how it all came together. While satisfied with the ending, I was pleased to see PG Robertson left the door open for more to come. I really enjoyed this series. So entertaining, and learned some stuff too, highly recommend this author.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this series. Great for anyone planning to visit Australia as it captures place and language very well.

Cover: “Her Accidental Frog” by Eliza Prokopovits

Cover reveal for “Her Accidental Frog“, the sixth book in author Eliza Prokopovits’ Regency Magic Faerie Tales.

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After an unprecedented and regrettable drunken duel, Nathaniel Johnson wakes up in the Serpentine… as a frog. His only hope of rescue is the girl he’s secretly loved for years: his best friend’s little sister.

Lady Hannah Stanton has a history of taking in odd pets, but a talking frog is a first. Despite his inability to tell her his name, she willingly accepts his unconventional friendship and promises to find a way to reverse his curse—a task that would be easier if her days weren’t filled with suitors and social engagements. To make matters worse, her brother’s best friend has disappeared without a trace—the very man she’s sworn to either woo or give up entirely by the end of the Season.

Enjoy this YA retelling of “The Frog Prince,” set in a Regency England where Faeries are real and magic is an acceptable accomplishment for young ladies.

All books in this series are standalones and can be read in any order.

Cover: “Quest” by Camille Peters

Introducing the cover for Camille Peters upcoming release in The Enchanted Kingdom Chronicles, “Quest“.

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Coming February 14, 2025!

Mei lives in an enchanted herbalist shop with her father, guardians of ancient spells that for generations her family has been charged to protect…magic that the royal family desperately needs on their quest to fight the lingering effects of a broken curse that is slowly destroying the kingdom.

When Mei’s sickly father is charged to join the king’s cause, Mei doesn’t even question her decision in disguising herself as a boy and taking his place, despite the risks involved should she be caught. She will do all within her power to protect her family’s secrets so that their coveted spells don’t fall into the hands of the greedy royal leading the quest, Prince Darcel.

But the moment Mei joins the magical quest, she finds herself entangled in something beyond a grand adventure fighting against the corrupt magic raging throughout the land—she’s quickly losing her heart to the prince she swore to forever loathe…a man who has no idea she’s not who she seems, or what powers she’s truly capable of. What consequences will befall a simple apprentice in disguise when Prince Darcel discovers not only her true identity, but that her mission has been to thwart him and his mission all along?

Inspired by “Mulan”