
Cover: “Listening to Fear” by Robert J Crane
Introducing the cover for the second book in author Robert J. Crane’s The Girl Who Ran Away series, “Listening to Fear”.
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Somewhere in all the lies, the truth must be hiding…
Ava Garcia was a normal student – until the day Ty Foster walked into Sunvail High school and killed eight students, including Ava’s best friend. When another rash of murders occurs on the outskirts of Sunvail, Ava is immediately drawn into a web of suspicion. The local sheriff is joined in his concerns by a duo of FBI agents that includes Sienna Nealon (from the million-selling The Girl in the Box Series). But nothing is what it seems, and soon Sunvail is engulfed in a wave of fear that may has Ava at its epicenter – and may just see the town destroyed.
The second twisting, explosive book in the new series by multi-million selling author Robert J. Crane.
Cover: “Glades of Mire” by Sara Shanning
Cover reveal for “Glades of Mire” by Sara Shanning.
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Coming Feb 14th, 2024!
Savaya has always dreamed of what the world is like outside of the Glades of Mire. Of a life lived under the warmth of the sun, of Kingdoms with glorious Kings and Queens, and of places filled with light and beauty.
Then her sister is taken, and she dares to leave her home to find her when no one else will. Seeking the help of a handsome Alpha Hunter, Savaya soon discovers her dreams of fancy couldn’t be further from the truth. The world is dark and full of evil, and survival is a part of life everywhere.
Can she save her sister and find her way home? Or will death take them all?
~A stand-alone story set in the Land of Athadon
Cover: “Song of Vines” by Deborah Grace White
Introducing the cover for the 6th and final book of Deborah Grace White’s The Singer Tales, “Song of Vines“.
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Coming Feb 2, 2024
Jacinta never planned to stumble into the world of the giants…or to throw herself back into the prince’s life
For Jacinta and her mother, life is a daily struggle in the frozen north, right in the shadow of Battlement Wall. She can barely remember the happy days of her childhood, when the royal family visited their northern manor, and she and the prince and princess would play together. They’ve forgotten all about her, and life holds nothing but hunger and hard work. At least, until an elf appears from nowhere and catapults her into an unwelcome adventure in the dangerous land of the giants.
Prince Matthias never forgot the playmate who once made his summers so happy. When Jacinta reappears abruptly into his life with a report of giants and treacherous plots, he’s determined not to let her slip through his fingers again.
Except, all the barriers that have kept them apart for eight years are still there. Not to mention his father is determined to exploit Jacinta’s connection with the giants’ land, never mind the danger to her. With the discovery of the threat that’s looming over the entire continent, Matthias shouldn’t be distracted by matters of the heart. But he can’t lose Jacinta, or betray her again. He’ll have to overcome not only the scheming giant king, but his own weakness, or he’ll risk saving Providore at the cost of losing the one person he can’t live without.
Song of Vines is the sixth and final installment in The Singer Tales, a series of interconnected standalone novels set on the continent of Providore, where magic is harnessed by singers. Each story follows a different heroine navigating everything from miniature elves to brutish giants as she chases her own happily ever after. If you enjoy strong heroines, clean romance, and fantasy worlds with a dash of intrigue, discover the world of The Singer Tales today.
Cover: “The Three Eagles” by Gerald Van Slyke
Check out the cover for Gerald Van Slyke’s “The Three Eagles: AD 42-43”
Now available!
A novel of the Roman invasion of Britain,
of the First Century Church,
of some of the men and women who
“turned the world upside down…”
and of course,
the story of a man who loved a woman.
Editorial Reviews
In Gerald Van Slyke’s Historical Novel, The Three Eagles, the settings and events are realistic, immersive, and based in fact. He establishes just the right balance for the tone of the book, which explores the Roman invasion of Britain in 43 A.D. with a fictional account of the Christian missionaries who brought the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth to the Celts and Saxons. Historical writing requires many explanations and details, yet the pace of the writing never falters. The battle scenes are vividly real. Roman politics, social order and military details, tactics, and overall strategy have been comprehensively researched. The fictional elements and characters are thoroughly believable. A compelling, fascinating read. Five Stars.
–Glenn Schiffman, author
The Three Eagles taught me more interesting details about first century Roman culture and everyday life in the Roman army than any college history class. Throw in strong characters, a dramatic plot, and a fascinating story of Jesus’ Apostles walking around as regular people in common social situations and you have a terrific read.
–Jake How, author
The Three Eagles, is a work of historical fiction. The Roman Empire goes to war to lay claim to the British Isles. Author Vanslyke portrays in-depth battle scenes and plenty of intrigue that lovers of ancient history will appreciate. This is a story of love, hate and war written by a military man with a sense for accurate history.
–Marie F Martin, author
When I finished this book I wanted to keep reading and I can’t say that about many fiction books on Rome. You’d think I would like Roman historical fiction, but I rarely do. This one I liked. I am ready for the next one. I thought the story employed just the right amount of cynicism about motives and behavior. It seems like there is some wisdom evident in there! I like the way Claudius is portrayed. He knew he was regarded as a lightweight buffoon, but knew a bit about how to combat that perception and how to mostly ignore it so he could enjoy his scholarship. I thought the pace was remarkably good. I have always felt it must be difficult for authors to develop a whole book with events and revelations occurring at the right places to move the story forward and not do too much too soon nor bog down by doing too little for many pages. You got the pace right. Leaving the supernatural part of Christianity until near the end was good. It allowed time for the story to develop before asking the reader to accept Christian miracles, which the reader is ready to do by the time they appeared. The title is good and the cover artwork excellent. It is missing the usual fair maiden with cleavage. The book had the fair maiden, but the cover didn’t. Good for you! The afterward discussion of what was real and what was not was by itself worth the price of the book. Sometimes (often) historical fiction is more impressive and memorable than book learning and I like to know what actually corresponds to our best guess as to real history. It’s a fine work and I’ll recommend it to my church book group.
–Warren Esty, Ph.D.
Cover: “Spellbound at Pemberley” by Abigail Reynolds
Cover reveal for “Spellbound at Pemberley”, book one in the Fitzwilliam Darcy, Mage series by Abigail Reynolds.
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Experience a thrilling, magical twist on Jane Austen’s classic Pride & Prejudice in Spellbound at Pemberley, the first book of the Fitzwilliam Darcy, Mage trilogy!
Fitzwilliam Darcy is a powerful mage and master of illusions. His abilities make him the perfect man for a dangerous mission to end the devastating war with Napoleon – a mission that would leave him little chance of returning alive. When he meets the enchanting Elizabeth Bennet, whose magical Talents are as deep as they are inexplicable, he knows he needs her help. And there’s only one way to get that – marriage. Immediately.
Elizabeth wants nothing to do with his plan. Marrying Darcy would mean breaking her strong and beloved magical bond to Longbourn and giving up the use of her Talent forever. Then dragons enter the war in Europe, and England’s survival hangs in the balance. And Elizabeth must make the ultimate sacrifice.
In this first book of the Fitzwilliam Darcy, Mage trilogy, dragons are already watching their newlywed journey to Pemberley, and a shocking discovery will force them to question everything they believe. Can they learn to trust each other and work together to save their country–and their lives?
Cover: ” The Clairvoyant’s Glasses Volume 4: Fate Comes to Call” by Helen Goltz
From author, Helen Goltz, the fourth and final volume in the exciting paranormal series about love, power and destiny, where magic is inherited and fate comes to call.
Fate comes to call in the fourth and final volume of The Clairvoyant’s Glasses.
Since accepting the cursed glasses bequeathed by her Great Aunt Daphne giving her the gift of clairvoyance, Sophie Carrell made the decision to give up her acting career and embrace the opportunities that came her way – helping the police, guiding her clients, and being in demand as the best and hottest clairvoyant in town.
But in the love stakes, Sophie’s past has come back to haunt her. A generational love story – a love triangle – between Sophie, Murdoch the Raven, and Nikolas the shapeshifter, has emerged in the current generation and there is more at stake than just hearts being broken. For the first time in history, the descendant of a powerful witch and the cursed glass recipient are one in the same – Sophie – and her enemy, the Raven can’t be with her, or without. But the Raven is not her only enemy, and not her only lover.
The Clairvoyant’s Glasses volume 4 includes:
- A hint of paranormal, fantasy, clairvoyant skills, and visions
- Dark and brooding enemies and lovers
- Beautiful, intriguing and powerful women
- A handsome detective and an intriguing murder mystery
- A love triangle
- Ancestral witches, demons and shapeshifters.
BOOKS IN THE CLAIRVOYANT’S GLASSES SERIES so far…
Volume 1 – A vision unexpected
Volume 2 – Time has a shadow
Volume 3 – Love has no bounds
Cover: “Mastering Startup Infrastructure” by Nick Ganaway
Cover reveal for Nick Ganaway’s “Mastering Startup Infrastructure (That Lasts)”: Why Ignoring Business Infrastructure is Risky Business.
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“Read this book. You will keep it on your desktop for the rest of your business career.” ~Founder/owner of several small businesses
48% of startups fail before their fifth birthday.
Most books written for startups and entrepreneurs are written by men or women who sit in paneled offices, attend seminars, read business books, and watch CNBC, but who never started or ran a successful business of their own.
Their books discuss retail topics such as branding, marketing and product development, but the first order of business and equally essential infrastructure is not mentioned.
This is not one of those books.
And this is not one of those authors.
Here’s why your business’s infrastructure is so important. It interconnects your organization’s goals with the essential elements of people, systems, culture, and tools required for sustainable growth. This is the underpinning upon which all of your business’s activities and strategies will be built.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 48% of startups go out of business within five years.
Read this book and learn how to beat those odds.
Nick Ganaway founded and operated a business that grew to more than $50 million in revenue and 40 employees before selling it to its present owner. The infrastructure he built for his company has supported it through the best and worst of times since 1974.
Learn from Nick’s successes (and his mistakes) to underpin your organization’s success through successful business infrastructure, the foundation of all your business’s activities.
Cover: “Ritter Park” by Dianna Wilkes
Cover reveal for the seventh book of Dianna Wilkes’ Providence Island series, “Ritter Park”.
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Misha Collier never recovered after the loss of her daughter. The move to Providence Island was a chance for her and her husband Devin to start a new life. Can a job at the local day care provide a child to replace the one she lost?
Brody Andrews is back in town, He’s ready to reclaim the son he left with the Hampshires three years ago. Can Ben and Stacy win the battle to keep Riley with them?
Jeff Grainger transformed the Low Tide Bar into a family friendly restaurant. Has Jeff reformed, or is he secretly taking command of the Grainger crime family?
Three stories intertwined in a way you’ll never suspect.
Cover: “The Abandoned Princess” by Melanie Cellier
Introducing the cover for author Melanie Cellier’s upcoming release “The Abandoned Princess“.
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Coming December 26, 2023!
When Daisy dreamed of leaving home on an adventure, she never imagined ending up trapped in a tower, cut off from the world and invisible to others. The years pass slowly, leaving Daisy desperate to reclaim her old life, however dull.
But her captor has bigger plans, and Daisy knows she can’t just rescue herself. She has to shatter her captor’s enchantments forever. When opportunity comes, however, it arrives in an unexpected guise. Young and handsome, Prince Xander has come to rescue a princess from a tower. Instead, he finds himself battling at Daisy’s side for the fate of a kingdom.
In this reimagining of the classic fairy tale Rapunzel, the princess in the tower can only be seen by the one she loves if she first saves an entire kingdom.
If you enjoy clean romance, adventure, and intrigue, then try the books in the Return to the Four Kingdoms series now! These interconnected fairy tale retellings each feature a different princess who has to fight for her happily ever after.
Cover: “Charmed” by Camille Peters
Cover reveal for author Camille Peters’ latest release, “Charmed” book two of The Enchanted Kingdom Chronicles.
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Maeve is perfectly content with her simple life in the woods…until an unexpected encounter with a wizard thrusts her into an unwanted magical apprenticeship. Although she’s reluctant to leave her struggling family behind, Maeve will do anything to help her ailing brother, including honing the magic she didn’t know she possessed until she has the skill required to perform a magical cure.
One day both her magical education and carefully laid plans go awry when a mistaken ingredient creates not a spell for healing, but a curse that transforms her into a frog. Left with no other course, Maeve is forced to turn to the wizard and prince, Alden, whose distraction with anything not pertaining to magic makes him the last man she can rely on.
Unaware of his new frog companion’s true identity as his apprentice, Alden and Maeve work together to compete in a magical contest whose prize will give both of them their greatest desire. Amid all manner of charms, spells, and enchantments—as well as the dangers brought by the other competitors and a mysterious curse slowly robbing each contestant of their powers—Alden and Maeve will need to find the strength to overcome the obstacles hindering their journey in order to open their eyes to the possibility that the greatest spell of all might not be the magical ambitions they’re striving for, but the true love that has been in disguise all along.
Inspired by “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” and “The Frog Princess”