Literary Fiction

A Bitter Veil by Libby Fischer Hellmann

A Bitter Veil

  A gripping literary thriller set against the backdrop of the Iranian Revolution It all began with a line of Persian poetry… Anna and Nouri, both studying in Chicago, fall in love despite their very different backgrounds. Anna, who has never been close to her parents, is more than happy to return with Nouri to [...]

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Posted in Literary Fiction, Political Thriller, Thriller |

Violence by Timothy McDougall

VIOLENCE

  Noel Anderson, builder and businessman, has his life ripped apart when his family is brutally murdered. The three killers are eventually sentenced for their crime prompting Noel to set out on a religious crusade of forgiveness. Noel fast becomes a media darling and discovers love again in a damaged young woman who, like himself, [...]

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Posted in Literary Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Romantic Suspense, Suspense, Thriller |

Storykeeper by Daniel A. Smith

Storykeeper

  Storykeeper is a historical-literary novel, based on the translations of sixteenth-century Spanish documents, but told from the perspective of the people of the Mississippi River Valley, who lived and outlasted the invasion of Conquistadors in 1541. One-hundred years later, and prompted by a dream, Manaha, Mother-of-None, steps before the village fire. Rejecting the taboos [...]

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Posted in General Fiction, Historical, Literary Fiction, Young Adult |

Replenish the Earth by Philip Michael Bulman

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  Later generations would call it the Great Persecution. In 303 A.D., the Roman emperor Diocletian set out to destroy Christianity.  Replenish the Earth is a riveting tale of a small Christian community that struggles to survive one of the most vicious assaults in human history.   Editorial Review  “…the author captures both the essence [...]

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Posted in Christian Fiction, General Fiction, Historical, Literary Fiction, Psychological Thriller, Thriller |

Daughter of the Sun: The Herbolaria’s Story by Joanne Lamond

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  Esperanza wrapped her arms around his neck and whispered, “I wait only for you to make me a woman.” In 1698 laFlorida, Esperanza, a wildly independent Timucuan herbolaria, has a decision to make–surrender her whole being to Juan Francisco, a known rebel recently returned to the province, or fulfill her chosen mission as a [...]

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Posted in Historical, Literary Fiction, Romance |

Anastasia by Colin Falconer

Anastasia by Colin Falconer

  ‘Some men don’t fall in love, they get lost. I was lost from the moment I saw Anastasia Romanov in the taxi club that first night …’ When Michael Sheridan jumped into the Whangpoa River to save a woman he had met in one of Shanghai’s taxi clubs, his life changed irrevocably. A Russian [...]

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Posted in General Fiction, Historical, Literary Fiction, Women's Fiction |

Sari Caste by Catherine Kirby

Sari Caste by Catherine Kirby

  A courageous voyage through destitution, intrigue and murder. Manasa is abandoned by the man she should marry. He swears to her that his wealthy father will give him anything he wants. Then he says nothing when their fathers agree to arrange a wedding for him with Manasa’s younger sister. Meanwhile Manasa finds herself pregnant [...]

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Posted in General Fiction, Literary Fiction, Women's Fiction |

Sweetwater American by Eileen Cruz Coleman

Sweetwater American by Eileen Cruz Coleman

  Set in Washington, D.C. and El Salvador, SWEETWATER AMERICAN is the story of an orphan and would-be filmmaker who is sent to live in a cursed town in El Salvador with her godmother, a woman whom she has never met and who may hold the secret to breaking the town’s curse: no babies have [...]

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Posted in Literary Fiction, Paranormal, Women's Fiction |

A Seductive Kiss (Grayson Friends Series # 5 ) by Francis Ray

A Seductive Kiss (Grayson Friends Series # 5 ) by Francis Ray

  YOU CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON FRIENDS Dianna Harrington is known throughout the world as “The Face”-the stunningly beautiful spokesmodel for her family’s fashion empire. She could probably have her pick of any man she wants. But Dianna would rather kick back and relax with a good friend-namely Alex Stewart, who she’s known, and harbored [...]

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Posted in General Fiction, Literary Fiction, Romance, Women's Fiction |

After the Snow Falls by Carey Jane Clark

After the Snow Falls by Carey Jane Clark

  In the middle of a soccer drill, in an awful, awkward moment, Celia Bennett’s eight-year-old son Caleb lands on his face and chest in the grass. The diagnosis blindsides her, bringing her face-to-face with every parent’s worst nightmare. Desperate to save her son’s life, Celia pursues a cure through alternative medicine, but her quest [...]

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Rose’s Will by Denise DeSio

Rose’s Will by Denise DeSio

  INTERVIEW with Denise DeSio – Author of Rose’s Will Tell us a bit about Rose’s Will – not only the plot but the important themes it addresses. Although the central character of Rose’s Will is Rose D’Orsi, a controlling, abusive divorcee, the story is told by and focuses on the three people whose lives [...]

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Posted in General Fiction, Literary Fiction, Women's Fiction |

Time of Triumph by Ronald P. Chavez

Time of Triumph by Ronald P. Chavez

  Time of Triumph is a collection of short stories that are both riveting and compelling, and poetry that sweetens the soul. Love poems that pull at your heart and make you sense the tensions, hurts and joys of sensual intrigue that compel you to fall in love, again. Time of Triumph was a Finalist [...]

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Posted in Literary Fiction, Poetry, Short Stories (Anthology) |

Born in Rio by Cássia Martins

Born in Rio by Cássia Martins

  Rita is a driven 37-year-old who has dedicated the last 15 years to her New York banking career. Raised by a hard-working woman who fled to the United States from Brazil, Rita’s foremost ambition is to succeed in the business world while sticking to a hectic, all-consuming routine in Manhattan. But when Rita receives a [...]

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Christmas’ Best Bet, Humble Pie by Mary Marvella

Christmas’ Best Bet, Humble Pie by Mary Marvella

  When Brock, a wealthy lawyer in Atlanta, Georgia, loses a bet with his partners, he must take up the challenge to get a job in a Waffle House and work there after office hours in their law firm for a month. He has never worked so hard or learned so much about people. During [...]

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The Boston 395 by Jason Derr

The Boston 395 by Jason Derr

  Before the economic downturn James Scotesdale did all the right things: he went to school and studied the right things, he had all the right friends, he had the love of a good woman and the support of his family. And then the economic crisis began and his secure life was suddenly not so [...]

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Posted in Fantasy, Literary Fiction |

Airing Out Dirty Laundry by Latisha Patterson

Airing Out Dirty Laundry by Latisha Patterson

  Whoever said love was exhilarating can stop this roller coaster ride now…because these five friends want off the ride! Soon, you will witness five women with loads of secrets. Can laundry get any dirtier? Skye and her girlfriends are forced to come face to face with their secret skeletons, which soon see the light [...]

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Posted in General Fiction, Literary Fiction, Women's Fiction |

The Mercy Stone by Noble Thomas

The Mercy Stone by Noble Thomas

  The Mercy Stone is a work of historical fiction revolving around the much heralded and maligned Terror of the Apaches, Geronimo. The author attempts to contrast the man’s fierce brutality with his code of honor in an effort to explore the dual nature that resides in all men. The novella is broken down into [...]

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Posted in Historical, Literary Fiction, Novella |

Forget the Past (Book One of Fear of the Past Trilogy) by Claude Nougat

Forget the Past (Book One of Fear of the Past Trilogy) by Claude Nougat

  The FEAR OF THE PAST Trilogy is both a contemporary coming of age story and a family saga set in Sicily. Originally published in Italy by E.Romeo (2007) under the title Un Amore Dimenticato (Forgotten Love). The Trilogy follows the trials and tribulations of Tony, a precocious and gifted video game creator – he [...]

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Posted in Historical, Literary Fiction, Paranormal, Young Adult |

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