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Review: Airion: Return to Zire – J. S. Council

Tweet For as long as he can remember, Kobi and his twin brother, Raili, have lived pretty normal lives. They’ve never questioned the world around them, and are content with the simple things their mother has accorded them. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

#Read An #Excerpt From Enticing the Spymaster By Julie Rowe

Tweet Brussels, Belgium April 16, 1915 The ballroom of the Belgian Royal Palace had rarely been this full. Not even on special occasions when the royal family invited guests from around the world to celebrate momentous events. Judith […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

#Read An #Excerpt From Airion: Return To Zire By J. S. Council

Tweet “If the Cellians just wanted us dead, why didn’t they just kill Raili instead of taking him?” asked Kobi. “That is the question, isn’t it?” said Kaiyen slowly. “If they only wanted to use his power, wouldn’t […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

#Read An #Excerpt From Hex And The Single Witch By Roxanne Rhoads

Tweet Please Note: The ebook is currently free, so grab it while you still can via Amazon. “So you have a complete data base storing the images of magick you take with the camera?” “Yeah, I have used […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

Review: Faire Eve – Catherine Stovall

Tweet From an early age, Eve has done exactly as her mother has asked of her. Never once has she questioned the why of things. Deep inside, she’s told herself that perhaps her mother has a good reason for […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

#Read An #Excerpt From Hearts In Exile By Mysti Parker

Tweet After a shipwreck, Sir Robert wakes up in a strange cottage, only to find Loralee, the love of his life, whom he thought had been dead for a decade… “I don’t understand. What is this place?” “It’s an […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

#Read An #Excerpt From Faire Eve By Catherine Stovall

Tweet No one spoke and Eldon seemed hyper-alert. The sound came as a low rumble, as if somewhere in the distance, a train hurtled towards them on worn tracks. Quickly, it grew louder and the temperature dropped in a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

#Promo: Enticing the Spymaster By Julie Rowe

Tweet Good morning, lovelies. I’ve a little goodie for you today. Julie Rowe’s newest book, Enticing The Spymaster, releases today. I get to share with you all a little more about it. Congratulations on your newest release, Julie. Best […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

#Read An #Excerpt From Stutter Creek By Ann Swann

Tweet Amanda Myers was making a conscious effort to keep her heavy foot off the Toyota’s gas pedal when she spied what appeared to be a small boy standing beside the road. An old fashioned newsboy cap nearly obscured […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...

#Read An #Excerpt From The Perfect Crime: A Story Of Truth Or Fantasy By Peter Hindley & Susan Goodsell

Tweet We have accurately recorded the events near the time of Alan Hindley’s death, who was a brother to Peter and father of Susan, the two authors of this account, and what followed; they combine to reveal […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...