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message 301: by Matthew (new)

Matthew | 243 comments Hey everyone,

My new humorous mystery novel is available to buy now!

It's called The Fantastical Gregory Shortbread and is available on Amazon for Kindle and in Paperback.

Gregory Shortbread is a theatrical genius who tours the country, putting on a string of sold-out shows for villages in need.

Then he chances upon the village of Bumpkinton. A village unlike any other he's ever visited.

What has he let himself in for...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fantastical-...


message 302: by Kelly (new)

Kelly Clayton | 1040 comments The Blonde Plotters, being myself (Kelly Clayton), Gwyn GB and Ella Drummond have a new boxset out today - Killer Thrillers.

Three full-length novels, three authors and a launch price of £3.99.

Blood In The Sand
Run For The Shadows
Lonely Hearts

http://amzn.to/2plpvi9


message 303: by Kath (new)

Kath Middleton | 23860 comments Out now - the Flesh of Trees - two determined young people and a fresh look at an old legend.

“Don’t play in the Green Wood. Children disappear in there!”

All her life, twelve year-old Sylvie Hummel has heard these words, but still she disobeys her parents and enters the Green Wood. Now she knows what happened to the missing children.

Let in on the secret, her cousin Erik also falls under the spell of the forbidden wood. But soon a ruthless forest owner shatters the cousins’ lives, and when he threatens to fell the trees in the Green Wood, he discovers what Sylvie and Erik have long known: these trees have their own protection.

myBook.to/FleshTrees


message 304: by Steve (new)

Steve Lee | 15 comments HI Folks, my third novel 'Oblivion' is now available on pre-order (general release 20 April) at http://www.green-cat.co/steve-p-lee
The blurb:
Sergeant Mint Harris is chief of police in Charlestown, a settlement on Obsirion II, a planet colonised 50 years ago by the British Corporation.
Nothing much happens there, and she likes it that way. However, a murder is reported, and other strange things are brought to her attention. Is there a connection?
Life in Charlestown is about to change, rapidly and irreversibly. The repercussions could impact all of humanity. Can Mint keep a grip on the developing situation, and how will it end?


message 305: by Donna (last edited Apr 03, 2018 05:42AM) (new)

Donna Hepburn | 2 comments Flip-Flops, Fiesta and Flamenco
Flip-Flops, Fiesta and Flamenco (Mediterranean Dream, #1) by Donna Hepburn
Flip Flops, Fiestas, and Flamenco is the first in a series of three books about two best friends, their lives, loves, and adventures after moving to a small village in the Andalusian hills.
Abby and Lou have been BFF’s since the first day at Uni. Despite being opposites in both looks and personality they were drawn to each other, sharing a flat, dreams and a love of animals.
Through the ensuing years despite heartache and divorce, they remain as close as ever.
Abby would be the first to admit her life needs an injection of fun. Middle-aged, divorced and slightly overweight, she’s a mother/general dogs-body to two lay-about sons, a pink-haired Amazonian on-off girlfriend and an incorrigible British Bulldog named Chester. Her lifelong dream of living in Spain’s glorious sunshine has been long forgotten or has it?
Lou was stuck in her own rut, never fully recovered from a tragedy in her past. A long list of online dating disasters had left her wondering if she will ever find love again. Her cool ice-maiden persona is shattered along with her cat’s eardrums when she wins £400,000 on an online bingo site.
Could this be the answer to both their prayers?
Flip-Flops packed, they embark on their adventure, but it isn’t all sun and sangria. Warring pets, new neighbours, cooking experiments, scary wildlife and an escapee Donkey named Santos combine to make it an unforgettable Summer.
Can their friendship survive or will the Mediterranean dream become a nightmare?
http://amzn.to/2FNAJ5T


message 306: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21809 comments I keep forgetting to post here.

Tallis Steelyard. The Festival, and other stories. is now available for purchase.
Tallis Steelyard. The Festival, and other stories. by Jim Webster

We even have a review!

Ignite
TOP 1000 REVIEWER
5.0 out of 5 starsLovely stuff
4 April 2018
Format: Kindle Edition
Another selection of tales from Port Naain, as told by jobbing poet Tallis Steelyard. Read about the underpinnings of dancing matrons, the secret beneath the undergarments of a gentlewoman of the town, the resurrection of a dead mercenary, and much more. This is a gentle comedy of manners in a world so different from our own. The author writes affectionately of his world and his characters, and I share that affection. Lovely stuff.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tallis-Steel...


message 307: by Jason (new)

Jason Chapman | 17 comments Hey Guys,
My new novel Dystopia is now available in both paperback and digital. I am looking at releasing the audio version soon. I had my first review within 24 hours of publishing, it was a fantastic 5 star review.

Dystopia: Book one of two


message 308: by T.F. (new)

T.F. Lince Room 119 a mystery thriller 4.58 on here after 97 ratings

99p/99c until Monday 9 April

Please look at the reviews

Thanks

Trev


message 309: by David (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) David Menon

Out now on amazon this is the 9th DSI Jeff Barton crime thriller and where he has to confront the thin blue line between murder and politics. When a sinister far-right organisation is trying to make communities fight each other, that thin blue line becomes almost invisible.

Only £1.99!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/When-See-You...


message 310: by Steve (last edited Apr 20, 2018 02:06AM) (new)

Steve Lee | 15 comments My third novel, Oblivion, is released today in paperback and on the Amazon Kindle.
Sergeant Mint Harris is chief of police in Charlestown, a settlement on Obsirion II, a planet colonised 50 years ago by the British Corporation. Nothing much happens there, and she likes it that way. However, a murder is reported, and other strange things are brought to her attention. Is there a connection? Life in Charlestown is about to change, rapidly and irreversibly. The repercussions could impact all of humanity. Can Mint keep a grip on the developing situation, and how will it end? Oblivion by Steve P. Lee


message 311: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21809 comments I keep forgetting to post here.

Tallis Steelyard. Pictures from an Exhibition

Tallis Steelyard. Pictures from an Exhibition by Jim Webster

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tallis-Steel...

And a reviewer commented "I love these stories from Tallis Steelyard and the amazingly beautiful paintings that always accompany them."


message 312: by Anna (new)

Anna Faversham (annafaversham) | 1752 comments So do I, Jim! Thanks for the reminder.

I suppose it would help if, when I launch a new book, I advertise the cover and a link to buying it! Oh the stress...

Here it is:

One Dark Soul (The Dark Moon Trilogy #3) by Anna Faversham

#3 in The Dark Moon Series


Journey into a dark, wounded heart.

By 1825 Lucy has escaped from poverty and found true love married to a good man. Knowing Lieutenant Karl Thorsen still feels a hopeless passion for her, Lucy tries to help him find happiness with Elizabeth, a feisty young American. Then a charming and talented artist comes into their lives. Intrigued by him, Lucy does not see the signs of impending tragedy stealing towards them. She ignores all warnings and pays a high price for her folly. Can she free herself from the chains she’s forged?

Anyone else notice that when everything seems to be perfect some damned, slithering snake slides up to you? Lucy, being nice, naive Lucy, is oblivious of the danger and, once again, gets herself into a whole heap of trouble.


message 313: by Jason (new)

Jason Chapman | 17 comments A series of devastating attacks on London, spreading to the rest of the UK.

A hacker group with the terrifying ability to do whatever they want. Plunder bank accounts, cause chaos across the financial district and shut down every petrol station in the country.

GCHQ shut down and powerless to stop an unknown hacker group.

Police forces and security forces brought to their knees.

A race against time to stop a virus from spreading to the population.

When a series of devastating terror attacks rock the nation’s capital, a beleaguered government struggles to cope under pressure to restore order. As key systems are hacked and shut down, violence begins to erupt across the country.

In a bid to stop a terror group known as Dystopia, Detective Sergeant Samantha Drake is engaged in a deadly race against time. With the help of a computer hacker, Sam travels the length of the country to track down the terror group. Pursued by ruthless and vicious gunmen Sam must do everything in her power to stay alive and stop Dystopia from releasing a sophisticated virus infecting the population.

For journalist Alan Manning of the London Evening Examiner, his journey is just beginning. As he pieces together the evidence, he discovers the terrifying truth behind the attacks. An advanced microchip with the ability to control a person. A top-secret project stretching back nearly fifty years. A mysterious stranger with knowledge of Alan’s family legacy.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Tessa Mayflower is engaged in a desperate bid to keep the country calm. Surrounded by enemies on all fronts she must deal with the latest threats and political backstabbers in her own government.

Dystopia is a fast-paced action thriller set in present day over a seventy-two hour period. Told from several different angles, Government, a police detective, a journalist, a radio show host and the news media.
http://amzn.eu/0TRuGke


message 314: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Tinker, tinker, tell me a tale, tell me a tale that's true!
Tinker, tinker, tell me a tale; a tale for me from you
I'll tell you a tale, an old, old tale, I'll tell you a tale or two
But whether the tales are true my dear: well that's between me and you

A collection of welsh myths and legends as told in the traditional oral storytelling way...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tinkers-Tale...

And look! A CD to go with four of them!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/The-Tinker...


message 315: by L.A. (new)

L.A. Kent | 3925 comments Silent Gull by L A Kent, latest Cornish DI Treloar murder mystery now 99p until tomorrow 1.00pm!

Set in the intriguing estuarial villages of Polruan and Fowey in the beautiful Cornwall.

More, and link to Kindle offer at www.lakent.co.uk


message 316: by Bernie (new)

Bernie Morris (berniem) | 141 comments This is a new author and his second book after https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3.... I am his publisher but not the author. I think this new book 'Time Box' that is not on Goodreads yet, deserves a look https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CT25THT


message 317: by H.E. (new)

H.E. Bulstrode (goodreadscomhebulstrode) | 58 comments Hi everyone,

Upon Barden Moor: a new occult mystery novel set in Edwardian Yorkshire (although opening during the postwar period), with a liberal dose of satire. Free to Kindle Unlimited subscribers and available for 99p/99c for the first fortnight only. Also available in paperback, but, unsurprisingly, not for 99p.

Kindle Version: mybook.to/UponBardenMoor
Paperback: mybook.to/UponBardenMoorpb

Blurb
Death was wending its way to the moor: slowly, surely, methodically. It was a day that had been many months in the planning, and the ritual, so well rehearsed, was about to be enacted. It would be a solemn end, for without that, it would be nothing; this was how it had to be.

Welcome to Yorkshire, 1949. A village schoolmaster leaves a mysterious note, and as the drama unfolds, the reader is transported back to a stifling afternoon upon the moor some forty or so years earlier, for this, it would seem, is a moment in time with which his fate has become inextricably bound.

Upon Barden Moor by H.E. Bulstrode


message 318: by Peter (last edited May 12, 2018 05:06AM) (new)

Peter (pdinuk) | 29 comments Guardians of Churchill's Secret Army Men of the Intelligence Corps in the Special Operations Executive by Peter Dixon
FREE SAMPLE CHAPTER
Hello all. I'm thrilled that the book I've been researching and writing for a year or so is on track for publication on 25 June. If you like history brought to life, check it out.
Kindle pre-orders are open at https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CVKHF2B at an introductory price of £1.49, which will stand for just a few days after publication.

However, you can sign up at https://dl.bookfunnel.com/ef68xwyjz3 to receive a free pdf sample chapter and occasional updates on the publication process. You can of course unsubscribe at any time.

Following a positive experience and some knowledge gained in publishing my wife Ingrid’s book I am again publishing through the ‘micro-publisher’ she and I formed. So we need lots of help!

Here’s the ‘blurb’:
In July 1940, a desperately weakened Britain licks her wounds after the humiliating retreat from Dunkirk. How can the fight be taken to the enemy? New Prime Minister Winston Churchill orders the creation of the Special Operations Executive, to 'set Europe ablaze' through subversion and sabotage. But this most secret of agencies must be kept secure.
Guardians of Churchill's Secret Army tells the mostly unknown human stories of the men who were brought into SOE, straight from Intelligence Corps training, to do just that. They were junior in rank, but far from ordinary people. They were Australian, Anglo-French, Canadian, Scandinavian, East European and British. They had been schoolteachers, journalists, artists, ship brokers, racehorse trainers and international businessmen. Each spoke several languages.
These men stood alongside courageous agents in training: encouraged them, assessed their character, and tried to teach them the caution and suspicion that might just keep them alive, deep in enemy territory. But they did much more. Many became agents themselves and displayed great bravery.
All played a crucial role in the global effort to undermine the enemy. We find them not only in the Baker Street Headquarters of SOE, but also in night parachute drops, in paramilitary training in the remotest depths of Scotland and in undercover agent training in isolated English country houses. We follow them to occupied France, to Malaya and Thailand under threat of Japanese invasion, to Italy and Germany as they play their part in the collapse of the Axis regimes. As we do so, we find a world of heroism and commitment so different from our own experience that it is scarcely believable.


Thank you!

Peter


message 319: by Anna (new)

Anna Faversham (annafaversham) | 1752 comments I hope you'll give us a reminder on 25th June, Peter.


message 320: by Peter (new)

Peter (pdinuk) | 29 comments Will do.


message 321: by . (last edited May 12, 2018 12:42PM) (new)

. | 5 comments MOJO Give your life a makeover! Maintain your identity, improve your relationships and enjoy motherhood. by Dawn Elissa

Hi everyone, I'm new to the Goodreads forum. Very excited to be here.

I have been working on my first book 'MOJO' for the last few months, and I am very excited to announce that I have just self published it on Amazon.

For the next 5 days it is on a free promotion on Kindle. I'm currently working on the paperback version, and this should be live once the free promotion expires.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CZLH6V4

I would be extremely grateful for any downloads and reviews left on Amazon.

Essentially it is a book for women, specifically Mums, who feel that they may have lost their identity a little. It's a book designed to allow women to question themselves, do a little soul searching and give their lives (in all areas) a makeover.

For those of you who decide to download it, thank you.

My book aside, I look forward to being a positive contributor to the forum, the discussion, and can't wait to read some amazing books.

Thank you for reading.


message 322: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Dawn wrote: "MOJO Give your life a makeover! Maintain your identity, improve your relationships and enjoy motherhood. by Dawn Elissa

Hi everyone, I'm new to the Goodreads forum. Very excited to be here...."


Welcome Dawn.

Looking forward to seeing you across the threads.

Jump in anywhere!


message 323: by Paul (new)

Paul (modquokka) | 11 comments Nightjar by Paul Jameson

Fantasy/folk-horror/dystopian released in May on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited and now in PAPERBACK:

In a feudal future, two boys escape the strict boundaries of a cruel world to embark on an adventure along an old Roman Road. There they meet with Nightjar, a strange being who is not all he seems.

US: www.amazon.com/Nightjar-Paul-Jameson-...

UK: www.amazon.co.uk/Nightjar-Paul-Jameso...


message 324: by Andrew (new)

Andrew Lawston (andrewlawston) | 1774 comments After short stories galore, novellas, novelettes, and translations, my first novel is finally here!



From 21st Century Shakespearean actor to intergalactic super spy!

Ten thousand years in the future, the Starship Troupers Initiative is the galaxy's foremost touring theatre company, bringing the greatest actors to entertain soldiers in warzones on the most lethal colony worlds. Now, new actor James Fanning must both give the performance of a lifetime, and singlehandedly turn the tide of the civil war that rages on the distant desert world of Jargroth. The show must go on... even if it kills him!

The first book in a very different science-fiction universe, where Aristotle's three unities hold more sway than Asimov's three laws of robotics.


Zip! Zap! Boing! is available on Kindle for the launch price of just £0.99.


message 325: by David (last edited May 27, 2018 06:08AM) (new)

David Menon (wwwgoodreadscomdavidmenon) David Menon

DOING THE BEST I CAN

This is the 10th DSI Jeff Barton crime thriller series and shows what can happen if you don't say you're sorry for what you've done.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...

Out now on Amazon for only £1.99!


message 326: by P.J. (new)

P.J. DeVere (pjdevere) P.J. DeVere
My debut novel has just been released on Amazon!
POUR CHOICES
Pour Choices: The Starkford Series
Pour Choices The Starkford Series by P.J. DeVere

This is a fun romantic comedy. Please check it out!

https://www.amazon.com/Pour-Choices-S...


message 327: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments And after a bit of a wait, my sci fi series is about to be launched to an uncaring world...

Scout Pilot of The Free Union

A certain Mr Webster liked it, and said so at some length: so here's a link to his review, the blurb, and details of the series so far

https://smorgasbordinvitation.wordpre...


message 328: by Benjamin (new)

Benjamin Appleby-Dean (benjaminappleby-dean) My long-in-gestation fantasy novel, The Stickman's Legacy, is finally out!
(A mere 15 years after I first started planning it)

The Stickman's Legacy by Benjamin Appleby-Dean
Mary never knew her father until he died and brought his enemies to her doorstep. Searching his house for answers, she unearths an ancient nightmare and is drawn into a world of corporate magicians, subterranean kingdoms and living architecture, all of whom have history with the Stickman - and their own sinister agendas for his daughter.

As a secret war breaks out across London with her at the centre, Mary finds fragments of her own past resurfacing, and has to understand the true nature of her legacy before it's too late...

THE STICKMAN'S LEGACY is a dark fairy-tale about the stories we tell ourselves.



message 329: by Bernie (last edited Jun 02, 2018 06:41PM) (new)

Bernie Morris (berniem) | 141 comments Flora, Fauna, Fairies and Other Favourite Things
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Flora-Fauna-...- is now available on Kindle. Paperback should be any day now.


message 330: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21809 comments Will wrote: "And after a bit of a wait, my sci fi series is about to be launched to an uncaring world...

Scout Pilot of The Free Union

A certain Mr Webster liked it, and said so at some length..."


he did indeed like it, it is a cracking book :-)


message 331: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21809 comments I'm determined not to forget this thread!

Benor is back

A licence to print money

A licence to print money (The Port Naain Intelligencer) by Jim Webster

An honest cartographer attempts to steer his way though grasping bureaucrats, bent bookmakers, magistrates who practice performance poetry and a young lady who wishes to end an 'arrangement.'
Can Benor see justice done? Will Mutt finally meet his match? What do they teach aspiring temple dancers nowadays?

yours for a mere £0.99

https://www.amazon.co.uk/licence-prin...


message 332: by Bernie (new)

Bernie Morris (berniem) | 141 comments Flora, Fauna, Fairies and Other Favourite Things by Ann Perry is a brand new book of contemporary poetry by Ann Perry. I have helped her to self-publish this on Amazon in both ebook and paperback with beautiful cover design by David Hayes. Well worth a look https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1983011150


message 333: by Raúl (new)

Raúl Gilo | 7 comments New Release: 51 Sales Tips.
Thank you very much to all of you for making “51 SALES TIPS” the #1 NewRelease and for taking it to the top20 of its category after its release yesterday.

But as in other areas, the difficult thing is not to reach but to stay there, and that depends on you all! Thanks for the support and please be sure to grab your copy, leave a review, post on social, tell your friends, etc. 😊

A book full of key advice and fundamental principles for selling more and succeed selling, specially recommended for new in sales and anyone looking to increase their sales knowledge.

Grab your copy now!: http://relinks.me/B07DL8MFL1
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message 334: by Kath (new)

Kath Middleton | 23860 comments This is a UK forum, Zachary. An amazon.co.uk link is more likely to get you downloads.


message 335: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Thought I'd post in here, just to reassure you authory types that readers look in.

Well, I do.


message 336: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21809 comments I'm just sitting here clinking my chain and watching the shadow of the window bars move across the cell floor :-)


message 337: by Peter (last edited Jun 25, 2018 01:01PM) (new)

Peter (pdinuk) | 29 comments Just a reminder...
My new book Guardians of Churchill's Secret Army Men of the Intelligence Corps in the Special Operations Executive by Peter Dixon is published today, at a launch price of £1.49 until 30th June - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CVKHF2B.
Also on kindleunlimited.
Hope you like it - reviews welcome!
Thanks, Peter


message 338: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments And sneaking about (rather like the MC) comes Infinity is for Losers: the second instalment in my much disregarded Space Opera series.

Fast, furious and entertaining: well that's what I thought, anyway!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07D5C8CL...


message 339: by Prakash (new)

Prakash Sharma (pvsharma) | 1 comments Hello everyone there!
Link to my new book "W to M of Self-Publishing: Why do Indie Authors Fail?" -
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07B57FTBR

All of my books are priced at 0.99p, and also available for free on KU.
All the books can be accessed through these links:
https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B072PCYJL1

https://booksandmotivation.wordpress.com


message 340: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21809 comments And A measured response: The Port Naain Intelligencer

https://www.amazon.co.uk/measured-res...

Hired to do a comparatively simple piece of mapping work Benor should perhaps have been suspicious when the pay seemed generous.
Will he ever get to the bottom of what is going on?
How rough is the rough justice of rural Partann?
How to clean out a privy with a crossbow. Welcome to the pastoral idyll.

A measured response The Port Naain Intelligencer by Jim Webster


message 341: by Raúl (new)

Raúl Gilo | 7 comments 51 SALES TIPS
New Release! Discover the keys to sell more and succeed selling. Full of valuable advice and priceless concepts in form of sales pills that will help you to improve your results.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DL8MFL1/
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DL8MFL1/

Among other advice, it includes:
• The keys to modern selling, and how to help your client to buy.
• Keys to differentiate us from the competition.
• How to avoid competing only for price and sell values.
• How to listen and ask your client better.
• How to sell more without lowering the price.
• The keys to overcome price objections and go beyond price.
• The keys to optimize the customer/prospect experience.
• The keys to correctly qualify prospects and get quality clients.
• The keys to develop your proposal.
• How to close more sales.
For anyone looking to increase their sales knowledge. Grab your copy now!
51 Sales Tips, Keys to Sell More and Succeed Selling


message 342: by Marc (last edited Jul 27, 2018 04:13AM) (new)

Marc Nash (sulci) | 4313 comments Three Dreams In The Key Of G by Marc Nash Three Dreams In The Key Of G

Out yesterday in all good bookshops and of course Amazon.

For an introduction to some of its themes and the characters here's a video of me talking about it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta7YN...

#motherhood #genderroles #NatureVNurture #NorthernIreland #PeaceAgreement #Sectarianism #HumanGenomeProject #DomesticViolence


message 343: by Belinda (last edited Aug 04, 2018 07:16PM) (new)

Belinda Austin (belindaaustin) | 6 comments THIS BOOK IS HILARIOUS!A

If you want to hear a cat speaking with a British accent, check out the audio sample and trailer on my website: http://authorBelinda.com.

Single and Looking Daisy A Funny Laugh Out Loud Feel Good Summer Read (Secret Lives of Sisters Book 1) by Belinda Austin Single and Looking Daisy: A Funny Laugh Out Loud Feel Good Summer Read


message 344: by Kelly (new)

Kelly Clayton | 1040 comments I'm still on the dark side - but this time it's England, it's 1813 and there is romance, lust, humour and . . . murder. My latest book is Fortune's Hostage, which I have written under the pen name of Julia Hardy. That is so there is no confusion with my books as Kelly as they are read by quite a mixed audience.

https://viewBook.at/Fortune's Hostage

England, 1813
Greed, deception and lust
Miss Eloise Camarthon is in the midst of her first London Season, which has been delayed by several years due to the untimely death of her parents. No ordinary debutante, she wants to live her life on her own terms, as promised by her uncle, the Duke of Westbury who is also her guardian.

But Eloise is wealthy in her own right and a target for those with her fortune in their sights.

Benedict Warrington, the Earl of Rothsea, has come to London in search of answers to a family tragedy. His investigation takes him to Westbury's country seat, where he meets the beguiling Eloise, and a dangerous chain of events is set in motion.

˃˃˃ Who can you trust when something is worth killing for?

Circumstances force an ultimatum, which threatens to change the course of Eloise's future. Will she be sought only for her fortune, or for herself? And which would be worse?

Benedict is on the trail of a vicious murderer but finds more than he bargained for as the deaths mount up. Can he protect Eloise, or will Benedict be the killer's next victim?


message 345: by Rita (new)

Rita Chapman | 389 comments Missing in London
Book #3 in the Anna Davies Mystery Series

Arthur Hambledon, Anna’s best-selling author, has just finished his latest book which he says “will raise some eyebrows.” Then Arthur disappears, along with the manuscript.

Anna Davies is working in London as a Senior Editor for a respected Publishing Company. When her most famous author goes missing, Anna is determined to find out what happened to him.

Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view...
E-book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CYZTSZK/
Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1986740900/
Large Print edition: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1718658842/
Missing in London (Anna Davies Mystery Book 3) by Rita Lee Chapman


message 346: by Kath (new)

Kath Middleton | 23860 comments Not mine, but Steve Robinson's latest Jefferson Tayte novel is out today. Letters from the Dead. It's well up to snuff!

http://ignitebooks.blogspot.com/2018/...


message 347: by AnneMarie (new)

AnneMarie Brear (annemariebrear) | 7 comments Thanks for letting author post their new releases.
My next release is available for pre-order and out September 1st.

The Promise of Tomorrow.
Edwardian historical set in Yorkshire.
Can Charlotte find the happiness that always seems under threat, and will Harry return home to her?
#Edwardian #historical #WWI
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Promise-Tomo...


message 349: by J. (new)

J. William | 2 comments Hi thanks for letting me post in here. My debut novel Rum Country is now available on Amazon and free to read for Kindle Unlimited members.

It’s a beach thriller full of turquoise waters, white sand beaches, distraction, danger and plenty of rum - please rate/ review on Amazon/ here I’d love to read your thoughts.

Thanks again

J


message 350: by Joseph (new)

Joseph Daniels | 23 comments Hello again

Since the release of my Supernatural Thriller: Boundless in Torment, I have also completed my most up to date version of my Young Adult Fantasy The Coming of the Dhufal. Which I originally released back in 2011. This up to date version is a complete re-working of the original that is longer, more complex, and far more exciting.

The Coming of the Dhufal (The Hermacles Divide, #1) by Joseph Daniels

When Eric is suspended for inflicting a nasty burn on the school bully, his life takes an unexpected turn. Not only does he discover that the incident was the result of a power within him that he does not understand, but that he is not alone. There are others like him. As Eric comes to learn the truth behind his power, he finds himself hunted by the terrifying Scarati; spectral beings that are attracted to his abilities, a mysterious cult led by a man in dark glasses, and a tyrant king from another world, who seeks to conquer the entire universe known as the Hermacles Divide.

This book is free on Kindle Unlimited or £1.99 on Amazon UK, and the equivalent price in other regions. If you do happen to purchase a copy, please rate and review on Amazon and Goodreads.

Many thanks.


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