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A Beggar’s Bargain | LITERARY TITAN
In A Beggar's Bargain, author Jan Sikes delves into the post-World War II era through the lens of Layken Martin, a recently discharged soldier returning to his family home in Missouri. Layken is confronted with the imminent death of his father and the daunting task of reviving their struggling farm. The narrative takes an intriguing…
Deadpan | LITERARY TITAN
Set in the 1970s, Richard Walter's novel Deadpan introduces us to Dwight Bridges, a Buick salesman living in West Virginia. His life is unremarkable, marked by a casual antisemitism reflective of his environment. However, Walter swiftly upends Dwight's world with a surreal twist: Dwight inexplicably finds himself transformed into a famous Jewish comedian. This startling…
Being a Human is Really Hard | LITERARY TITAN
Danielle Ariano Author Interview The Requirement of Grief shares your experiences with grief and loss as well as the impact of suicide and the resilience of humans to cope with grief and find hope even in the darkest of times. Why was this an important book for you to write? Initially, I was writing to…
Ailie’s island | LITERARY TITAN
Ailie's Island is a heartfelt exploration into the imaginative world of a young girl named Ailie, set against the rugged backdrop of Tanera Mor, a remote Scottish island. Ailie's transition from the isolated simplicity of island life to the uncharted waters of the mainland school system forms the core of this tale. Author Antal Khripko's…
Automobilia | LITERARY TITAN
Automobilia, compiled and edited by Jason J. Marchi and Jeffery L. Buford Jr, is an intriguing anthology that interweaves short stories and poems, using automobiles as a central motif to explore a tapestry of human experiences. This collection skillfully spans multiple genres, including thriller, drama, and horror, providing a varied literary landscape. In this anthology,…
Jackie’s Paris: A Novel (The Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis Collection Book 1) | LITERARY TITAN
https://youtu.be/j1zBaI10O-4 She longed for freedom and adventure...but was she truly ready? Twenty-year old Jacqueline Bouvier is anxious to leave her overbearing family for the chance to study in Paris. Aching for freedom from difficult family relationships--and the constant pressure to find a husband--she wants to submerge herself in academics, the arts, and all Paris has…
How We Value Service | LITERARY TITAN
Melissa Clark Bacon Author Interview Through Her Lens follows a woman working as a photographer and British Intelligence agent who struggles for personal autonomy during a period of history where women are often overlooked. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? I have long loved history, but it doesn’t take much looking…
Carmel Goes To School | LITERARY TITAN
Barbara Vokatis, PhD, presents a charming and educational tale in Carmel Goes to School, which follows a golden doodle named Carmel, trained as a therapy dog, on her visits to local schools. One particularly impactful visit takes place on a Wednesday at Mrs. Jenkins' classroom, where Carmel not only brightens the day but also imparts…
Starting Over: A Father by Choice | LITERARY TITAN
In Starting Over, a Father by Choice by Ann Heap, readers are drawn into the lives of Wanda and Randy, a couple whose longstanding relationship since their teenage years faces its toughest test. Heap intricately explores the dynamics of love and commitment through the lens of this pivotal incident that promises to either solidify or…
The Invisible Ones | LITERARY TITAN
In The Invisible Ones, Jaime Grookett delves into a lesser-known chapter of American history, weaving a narrative that exposes the eugenic treatment of women in the 20th century. Although fictional, the novel serves as a poignant reminder of these obscured historical truths. The protagonist, seventeen-year-old Anna Wilson, shoulders the burden of caring for her three…
Scout’s Honor | LITERARY TITAN
Scout's Honor presents a gripping tale of Eddie Kawadsky, who later transforms into Richard Austen, navigating a tumultuous life marked by crime and an urgent quest for redemption. The story opens with a perilous drug smuggling venture in Tijuana, setting the stage for a narrative that is rich in betrayal, ambition, and survival. As Eddie's…
An Apparently Normal Person: From Medical Mystery to Dissociative Superpower | LITERARY TITAN
An Apparently Normal Person by Bonnie R. Armstrong is a strikingly candid and powerful memoir, delving deep into the author's journey through medical mystery and personal discovery. This exploration begins as Armstrong, a career-focused child advocate, faces a series of baffling physical ailments. Her quest for answers uncovers a shocking childhood trauma, revealing the roots…
Her First Homicide Case | LITERARY TITAN
Alan Brenham Author Interview When Things Fall Apart follows a Native American woman who is a new homicide detective and encounters antagonistic coworkers leading to her working a murder case on her own. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? My sister lives in Oklahoma and related an incident to me about…
Of Friction | LITERARY TITAN
In Of Friction, the first installment of S. J. Lee's Altered Earth Series, readers are introduced to protagonist Sam "Valkyrie" Ryan right from the outset. The narrative dives into her complex world as she grapples with her brother's abrupt departure from the military, a budding romance with Miriam, the team's medic, and startling revelations about…
Transforming Ideas Into Sustainable Businesses | LITERARY TITAN
Steve Waddell Author Interview Valuepreneurs: The New Rules for Building Products, Growing Your Business, and Achieving Your Entrepreneurial Dream gives readers a clear step-by-step plan on how to turn their ideas into a successful venture. Why was this an important book for you to write? Valuepreneurs is a pivotal work, born from my extensive journey…
Gracious Nature: Poems on Earth and Life | LITERARY TITAN
Gracious Nature by Robert J. Tiess is a thoughtful and evocative exploration of the natural world and its interplay with human experience. Tiess's collection serves as a canvas where nature's grandeur and the human condition are painted with a rich palette of emotions and observations. His verses traverse a diverse landscape, from the microcosms of…
Casino Redux: Unveiling the Global Casino Network of Chinese Organized Crime | LITERARY TITAN
Casino Redux: Unveiling the Global Casino Network of Chinese Organized Crime by Anthony Cabot offers an insightful and meticulously researched glimpse into the clandestine world of organized crime in China and its global reach. While the common perception of Chinese organized crime might be limited, Cabot's exploration unveils the complex and often unnoticed impact of…
A Flavor of the Totality of My Writings | LITERARY TITAN
Dr. Katherine E.A. Korkidis Author Interview The KEAK Anthology is a unique collection of your writing covering genres from mysteries and thrillers to nonfiction pieces and offers readers a peek into your previously published books. What inspired you to offer readers this anthology? I enjoy reading different genres and to experiment in writing short stories…
Black Rose Cocoon | LITERARY TITAN
Black Rose Cocoon by A.G. Flitcher is a thriller that immerses readers in a compelling and ominous story. The novel opens with a startling scene—a young girl poised with a roasting knife over her sleeping mother—setting the stage for a story replete with eerie and sinister undertones. The book expertly weaves the lives of characters…
So Often Misunderstood | LITERARY TITAN
A.D. Metcalfe Author Interview Street follows a twelve-year-old runaway from Miami who ends up in New York City to escape the sadistic abuse of his brother. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? The story begins at a pivotal point for the protagonist, Johnny: his escape. That felt like the best place…
THE VOID | LITERARY TITAN
Safdar Ali's The Void is a compelling story that delves deep into the intricacies of human emotions and societal constructs. Through a first-person account, the book captures a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the character's life, exploring themes such as patriarchy, societal norms, personal struggle, and cultural dissonance. Set against the backdrop of rural Northern…
Torrent Tragedy | LITERARY TITAN
Torrent Tragedy, the Curse of the Urn by Raquel Zepeda Fitzgerald, the first installment in the Nocturnal series, introduces readers to Serge Michaels, a prodigious teenager whose foray into cybercrime takes a dark, fantastical turn. At sixteen, Serge's escalating involvement with e-book piracy draws the ire of a mysterious author, I Sorceress, leading to the…
Flight of the Starling | LITERARY TITAN
Flight of the Starling by Christine Merser & Carol Rea is a gripping narrative that intertwines elements of thrillers and drama, crafting a story that is filled with courage, redemption, and the significant impact of self-discovery. The novel follows Justine, a woman ensnared in the treacherous world of human trafficking and espionage. As she encounters…
The Caretaker (Haunted Historical Mystery Series) | LITERARY TITAN
https://youtu.be/g2A7hrts-_8 A blizzard rips through the Black Hills of South Dakota, as journalist Rachael embarks on a journey to Hawthorne House, a remote inn located deep in the frigid wilderness. As the storm rages on, Rachael finds herself caught in a gripping tale of mystery and intrigue, unsure of what lies ahead in the enigmatic…
The Nocturnal Devil: A Griffin Knight Mystery Thriller | LITERARY TITAN
https://youtu.be/wQO2SOKrSAM Literary Titan 2023 Gold BookAward WinnerFirebird 1st Quarter 2023 First-Place BookAward WinnerPencraft 2023 First-Place Annual BookAward Winner2023 Outstanding Creator Award Winner2024 Reader Ready Awards Top PickIndies Today 2022Honorable Mention2023 Best Thriller Book Awards Finalist2023 American Writing Awards Finalist When two women mysteriously disappear within a few days of each other, is it random, or is there something–or someone–more…
Amy Unbound | LITERARY TITAN
Amy Unbound, Martin Sneider's latest novel, elegantly weaves the intricate tales of a modern American family with the complexities of personal and professional struggles set against the backdrop of a fashion empire. Sneider intertwines the lives of the Feldman family members, each chapter dedicated to a different character, revealing their inner worlds and the challenges…
Feral Maril & Her Little Brother Carol | LITERARY TITAN
Feral Maril and Her Little Brother Carol, by Leslie Tall Manning, is a remarkable exploration into the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. The story, centering on siblings Maril and Carol, is a moving portrayal of their journey through a tumultuous childhood. This coming-of-age story starts by setting the scene in…
The Desperation of Marla Adams | LITERARY TITAN
The Desperation of Marla Adams is a gripping medical thriller that propels the reader into a whirlwind of suspense, crime, and intricate plot twists. Author Patrick Hanford intertwines elements of stem cell research and law enforcement to create a narrative that is as educational as it is thrilling. The story follows Marla Adams, a formidable…
Aged-old Fears and Desires | LITERARY TITAN
D.V. Chernov Author Interview In Severed Echoes, a rookie detective tackles a murder investigation and discovers he is the target of a group of hackers. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? As someone who has worked in the high-tech industry for over twenty years, I am always fascinated with the impact…
Addison’s Canadian Caper | LITERARY TITAN
Embarking on their journey to participate in the prestigious Canadian Writing Contest, young Addison and her family rendezvous with their cousins for an exploration of Canada's diverse offerings. From immersive aviation museums to reveling in the boundless beauty of the great outdoors, the children revel in each moment together. However, the jubilant atmosphere is abruptly…
World Citizen, Journeys of a Humanitarian | LITERARY TITAN
Jane Olson's World Citizen is a poignant and insightful memoir that chronicles the author’s extraordinary experiences in war-torn regions across the globe. As a humanitarian and advocate, Olson's travels from the Balkans to Africa and beyond are not just physical journeys but profound explorations into the human condition. Her experiences, which range from confronting the…
Making an Irish Guy the Romantic Lead | LITERARY TITAN
Susanna Allen Author Interview That Magic Mischief follows an amateur witch struggling with a breakup and losing her job who encounters a shape-shifting creature who helps her cast a spell to get her life back on track. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? I have been always been interested in metaphysical…
The Roads We Take | LITERARY TITAN
Justin K Kojok Author Interview Driving for Justice follows a successful lawyer who becomes a Laafia car driver. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? The inspiration really came from observing the hectic pace and priorities of modern professional life. I was intrigued by the idea of someone with a high-stress, prestigious…
Summer Triangle | LITERARY TITAN
Elizabeth Webster's Summer Triangle is a poignant women's fiction novel following three women, Natalie, Eliana, and Allegra, whose lives are intricately interwoven through shared histories, personal struggles, and the unyielding bonds of friendship. Set against the backdrop of their respective family lives and professional careers, the novel explores themes of identity, maternal responsibility, and the…
Burst the Bubble: A Look Into Careers in the Pharmaceutical Industry | LITERARY TITAN
In Burst the Bubble, author Tia Warrick offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the pharmaceutical industry, presenting a nuanced view of both its allure and complexity. Her narrative skillfully demystifies intricate concepts, making them accessible to a broad audience. Warrick infuses her writing with a touch of humor and a flair for idiomatic expressions,…
Revolt Against the K-12 Status Quo | LITERARY TITAN
Revolt Against the K-12 Status Quo, by Rolland B., is a potent and meticulously researched critique of the systemic inequities in the U.S. public school system, particularly regarding the stark discrepancies in educational funding across different states. Author Rolland B, leveraging his extensive experience in school finance, delves deep into the disparities rooted in geographic,…
Thaddeus and the Master | LITERARY TITAN
In the mystical realm where sorcery holds sway, Thaddeus and his fellow Brother Apprentices embark on a perilous odyssey to master the enigmatic Sorcerous Arts. Their passage through the hallowed halls of the College of Sorcerers is fraught with formidable challenges—ranging from antagonistic upperclassmen to the insidious machinations of a twisted Master Sorcerer, all while confronting…
Guardians of the Latte Stones | LITERARY TITAN
Set against the backdrop of Sasebo's economic struggles, Guardians of the Latte Stones, by M.K. Aleja, is a compelling historical fiction narrative interwoven with elements of folklore and the harsh realities of World War II. The story follows Yuki and Takeshi, siblings grappling with the loss of their parents and the cruelty of their guardians.…
When I Was A Boy | LITERARY TITAN
When I Was a Boy: A Personal History by Jerry Caplinger offers a reflective exploration of his formative years in Arkansas. As the second eldest in his family, Caplinger's narrative delves into the seemingly mundane yet profound experiences of his youth, from the simplicity of rural life to the complex dynamics within his family. This…
The Power of Knowledge | LITERARY TITAN
J. A. Cox Author Interview Eat Your Way Slim and Enjoy Every Bite shares with readers research-based facts on how to improve their diet to increase their health, not just lose weight. What were some goals you set for yourself as a writer in this book? My most important goal was to help readers understand the…