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In the Fullness of Tion, by J.C. Gemmell, offers a thought-provoking collection of short stories that delve into a speculative future where society, rebuilt from the ruins of its collapse, operates within a rigidly defined caste system. This thematic backbone supports nine captivating tales exploring technology, human connections, and divergent ideas about existence and identity.…
Byron Fry Author Interview The Noiseletting details your life in the music industry from the lows of life on the road to your experiences working with legendary musicians. Why was this an important book for you to write? The world needs a depiction that's accurate, and fun to read. I've long seen musicians and their…
Allen Longstreet’s The London Cheque delivers a haunting debut horror tale set in the picturesque yet ominous 1960s Scottish village of Catrine. The disappearance of four boys, including 12-year-old Arun Khan, sets off a chilling chain of events that intertwines the lives of Aniqa, a mother driven by relentless determination, and Margaret Brown, a jaded…
Buffer Zone, by James Michael Williams, takes readers on a darkly comedic journey through the trials of food service, exploring the absurdities of modern work and the existential dread that comes with it. This graphic novel begins by tracing humanity’s evolutionary path from single-celled organisms to the intricate, sentient beings we are today. Then it…
Paul Abbott Author Interview In Death to Justice, you provide readers with an in-depth look at the evidence, investigations, and implications surrounding the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. What first drew you to write a book centered on this case? It was when I was working on another project that I saw a lot of…
Tammy Dietz Author Interview In Falling from Disgrace, you share with readers the complexities of growing up in the Mormon faith and your experiences with forced conformity. What inspired you to share your story? To be perfectly honest, initially I was inspired by an urge to expose, particularly the sexism, of what is otherwise glossed…
https://youtu.be/XE3N0-U3Ec8 What if the key to saving your dreams—and your family—came in the form of a tiny, mystical angel? Ben Davidson’s life is unraveling. He loses his job unexpectedly, his family is slipping away, and the dream he once shared with his father is on the verge of collapse. Just when it seems like all…
Unearthing Worlds, by Tony Travis, takes readers on a gripping journey across dimensions as Brice and his team struggle to survive in a new, unfamiliar world while searching for a way home. The story opens with immediate tension, and a catastrophic asteroid collision leaves the protagonists stranded. Their leadership and resilience shine as they set…
Ellis Cady, a spirited young woman, navigates a world fraught with uncertainty and change. Zephyr Trails opens in Southern Missouri, where she endures the harsh winter of 1866 on her family’s ranch. As spring breathes life back into the land, tantalizing rumors suggest that her father, presumed lost, may still be alive. Simultaneously, Ellis becomes…
Bad Pharma is a medical thriller that dives into the murky waters of the pharmaceutical industry. It tells the story of Nora O’Connell, a savvy pharmaceutical professional, and Siddhartha Kumar, a meticulous medical monitor, as they navigate the ethical quagmire of Big Pharma’s relentless drive for profit. The story intertwines corporate ambition, personal stakes, and…
Sandy Bravo’s Pain-Free Joints takes readers on an insightful journey into understanding and managing joint pain through lifestyle changes. The book thoughtfully weaves together research, personal anecdotes, and practical advice. Bravo emphasizes the role of diet, exercise, and mental health in fostering joint health. The content, spanning from the basics of joint anatomy to actionable…
Haversport, Massachusetts, appears idyllic—a serene, coastal haven. That illusion shatters when a beloved fishing captain is discovered savagely murdered. Suspicion immediately falls on Ben Broome, a defiant young deckhand. Detective Lillian Grimes, convinced of his guilt, is ready to make her move, but Broome vanishes before she can act. Months later, he resurfaces in South…
Andrew Tweeddale Author Interview A Remembrance of Death follows a young man navigating loss, physical limitations, and the British Empire's complex legacy in the aftermath of WWI. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? I wanted to write a story where the main protagonist is not an obvious hero. He is kind,…
Brian Lambert's The AI Lead delves into the complexities of digital transformation in the age of artificial intelligence. The book positions itself as a strategic guide to overcoming "data drag"—the inefficiencies in data utilization that hinder organizational growth. Through detailed explanations, frameworks like the "Five V’s of Big Data," and real-world examples, Lambert crafts a…
Simran Sadana’s Itehas is a vibrant retelling of Indian epics, meticulously weaving together 59 stories rooted in mythology and spiritual tradition. This book brings alive tales of gods, mortals, and the in-between, providing fresh interpretations of timeless classics. From the selfless sacrifice of Sampati in "Wingless Sampati" to the divine strength of Adi Shakti in…
R.J. Koreto Author Interview In The Cadieux Murders, an architect hired to renovate a mansion soon finds her work opens the door to a long-buried murder mystery. Where did the idea for this novel come from? I edit a real estate newsletter and found out that if you own a landmark home, you have to…
Navigating Life's Challenges, by Luminescence Goh, delves into the concept of Tai Sui, a symbol of challenges that arise when one’s zodiac sign clashes with the Grand Duke Jupiter. Combining historical depth with modern interpretations, it seamlessly blends Eastern astrology and contemporary psychological strategies to foster personal growth. The book provides readers with tools to…
Albert the Donkey Solves a Mystery is an endearing tale about friendship, problem-solving, and kindness. Set on a charming little farm, Albert the donkey and his loyal companion Eddie the dog embark on an adventure to help their bunny friend, Hoppy, solve the case of her missing carrots. The mystery unfolds with teamwork and a…
After The Fall is a gripping post-apocalyptic narrative that follows Haley, a woman on the run from her recent past, as she attempts to reclaim her distant past across the ocean in the wake of a devastating nuclear war. While the premise might seem like well-trodden territory, Gerry Gainford transforms it into something refreshingly original.…
Extinction, by Michael Simon, is a gripping science fiction thriller set in a future where humanity has expanded its reach into space, establishing colonies on distant moons like Europa. The story follows Lieutenant Ryan Braeder and his crew as they face life-threatening challenges, including an asteroid hurtling toward their colony and the political and interpersonal…
Hanna thrives on mischief. Clever and quick-witted, she uses her innocent appearance to pull off one outrageous prank after another. Her days are filled with endless antics, each more inventive than the last. But when she stumbles upon a helpless baby bird in need, her playful world takes an unexpected turn. Does this new responsibility…
Robert John DeLuca’s The Elusive Price of Justice is an engaging and dramatic tale centered on the troubled Nelson family, weaving through a labyrinth of corruption, betrayal, and redemption. The story begins with Travis Nelson, a high-flying real estate developer entangled in a fatal deal with a Mexican drug cartel. His apparent death leaves his…
Dr. Shon Shree Lewis’s Better Than Coffee is a heartfelt novel that captures the essence of faith, family, and self-discovery. Set in the quaint town of Greenville, Kentucky, the story follows Tammy Sky, a young girl raised by her aunt Beverly after her biological parents give her up for adoption. Through a series of revelations,…
Jo Anna Bennerson’s Pinnacle Goddess Principles: Awakening and Unlocking Your Inner Power! is a captivating guide blending Greek mythology, self-help, and real-world inspiration. The book explores seven transformative principles; resilience, energy, devotion, strategic thinking, transformation, accountability, and renewal, each represented by a Greek goddess and tied to relatable modern figures. Bennerson’s aim is to guide…
This memoir chronicles the author’s harrowing journey through a marriage overshadowed by covert narcissistic abuse. Starting from a seemingly perfect courtship filled with grand gestures, the book delves into how these acts masked deeper patterns of control and manipulation. Through raw and vivid storytelling, the author unpacks her three-decade-long experience, highlighting moments of self-doubt, realizations,…
Paul Abbott’s Death to Justice dives deep into one of history’s most curious and often overlooked crimes: the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating President John F. Kennedy. Abbott doesn’t merely recount events; he methodically examines the evidence, investigations, and implications of Oswald’s shooting, exposing cracks in the official narrative and…
Bonnie Low-Kramen’s Staff Matters is a compelling dive into the nuances of workplace dynamics and the critical role staff play in building thriving organizations. The book doesn't just identify problems—it presents people-focused solutions to create a respectful, collaborative, and efficient workplace. Drawing on her rich experience and more than 1,500 conversations with professionals across various…
Tammy Dietz's Falling from Disgrace is an evocative memoir that delves into the complexities of identity, belonging, and personal redemption. Dietz narrates her life with honesty, tracing her journey through a childhood steeped in Mormon traditions, her struggles with family dynamics, and the quiet yet seismic moments that reshaped her worldview. The book’s episodic structure,…
Constance Vaughn’s A Dream Takes Flight weaves an engaging tale of ambition, resilience, and transformation, following Susie Q’s journey as a stewardess. From her youthful decision at 16 to pursue a seemingly glamorous career, Susie Q's story captures the allure and challenges of the profession. For her, the dream lived up to its promise. Her…
The Cadieux Murders, by R.J. Koreto, offers a riveting historical mystery wrapped in family secrets and architectural intrigue. At its heart is Wren Fontaine, a meticulous architect hired to renovate the enigmatic Cadieux House. This alluring mansion, steeped in history, was built in the 19th century by Marius Cadieux as a grand gift for Rebecca…
Cynthia S. Vander Ark’s The Cabin is a poignant and nostalgic picture book of a childhood summer spent on Hog’s Back Mountain, intertwined with unexpected friendships, innocent adventures, and a quiet reckoning with loss. Through lyrical prose and wonderful watercolor illustrations by Alex Bigatti, Vander Ark tells the story of two kids, Keith and Cynthia,…
Will Stepp’s 1986 is a nostalgic tapestry of childhood and adolescence, stitched together through a series of vignettes that brim with charm, humor, and raw emotion. The book follows a narrator’s youthful misadventures, from the mundane to the extraordinary, set against the backdrop of suburban America in the titular year. It’s a bittersweet journey through…
Unhooked by Dr. Adi Jaffe is a revolutionary take on addiction that redefines its root causes and offers a new path to recovery. Challenging conventional beliefs, Jaffe shifts the narrative from helplessness to empowerment, equipping readers with tools to identify the "hooks" that fuel their compulsive behaviors and replace destructive habits with constructive ones. Drawing…
Brothers in the Cross is a bold historical fiction novel loosely inspired by biblical stories. It reimagines Simon of Cyrene as the man who secretly preserved the Cross of Jesus, leaving behind clues for its rediscovery centuries later. In the 20th century, archaeologist Jesse stumbles upon a crucial clue while investigating a murder in the…
Glenn A. Walker Author Interview Three Minutes to Heaven: Musings of a Ballroom Dancer explores the transformative power of dance, weaving personal anecdotes and philosophical insights into a poetic guide for living gracefully. Why was this an important book for you to write? The stories in this book represent ideas that came bubbling up in…
Finding Emily is a riveting psychological thriller with a splash of romance and a strong dose of suspense. The story dives into the chaos of a small-town community after the mysterious disappearance of a child named Emily. From the tense town meetings to the personal turmoil of the protagonists, Amani B. Clarke captures the desperation…
Byron Fry’s life unfolds as a symphony of experience, a musical odyssey spanning dive bars, cruise ships, grand stages, and recording studios. As a seasoned guitarist, Fry has mastered it all—from crafting orchestral arrangements to performing in bands and producing records. Over the years, his talent has intertwined with legends, collaborating with musicians who have…
Paul Bradford Author Interview In Walk a Mile in My Shoes, you share your childhood trauma and give readers an open and honest account of your own regrettable choices and how those decisions have impacted your life. Why was it important for you to share your story? Individuals are often motivated when they read about…
Helen Kelly’s Hold Me: A Greengrove Novel is an intimate and touching exploration of life’s challenges, resilience, and relationships within the small-town setting of Greengrove. Through the intertwined stories of Dawn and Connor, the novel delves into themes of chronic illness, personal rediscovery, and community connection, all underpinned by the comforting yet dynamic rhythms of…
Peter James Kpolovie Author Interview Research: Make Impossibility Possible is a practical manual for aspiring inventors that lays out a roadmap to help readers navigate the path from idea to finished product. Why was this an important book for you to write? I am delighted to grant an interview on the book Research: Make Impossibility…