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Lauren Baratz-Logsted, multi-published author of children’s, young adult, and adult fiction
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David L. Robbins, bestselling author of 9 novels; creative writing instructor, the College of William and Mary
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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 [...]
A collection of poems, in both formal and free verse, whose predominant themes are alienation and estrangement: internal and external, personal and impersonal. Read more about Barry on his website. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Tell a friend
Humorous poems, a few of which are slightly risque. The collection includes parodies of “Jabberwocky” and “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,” as well as “The Rabbit,” a narrative poem chronicling true events exaggerated for comic effect and written in the meter of Poe’s “The Raven.” Read more at Barry’s website. Bookmark on [...]
Traumatized by a blaze that killed her parents, young Johanna remembers nothing of her privileged past and remains ignorant of the dangers that surround her.
She grows up among the servants, where she develops a sense of purpose that helps her survive the betrayal that unmasks her true identity.
Once she is forced to take her proper place in Regency society as the highly sought heiress to the Ambersley fortune, she must defy the relatives who would make her a pawn in their struggle for power.
“AMBERSLEY shares rich storytelling treats that go beyond the traditional romance; it’s reminiscent of classic Judith McNaught works.” —RITA-nominated author, Therese Walsh, The Last Will of Moira Leahy
Beware the SANDMAN he’ll put you to sleep. . .forever.
A serial killer on the loose, a woman being stalked, and a homicide detective who must find the connection before it’s too late.
He collects women. He imprisons them, plays with them, tortures them. Until they bore him. Then he removes a souvenir. They call him the Sandman.
" A fantastic book, a MUST read."
“The suspense will keep you guessing until the very end."
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, is one of society’s walking wounded. It is the police, though, who begin to question Noel’s motives when one of his wife and daughter’s murderers meets with a suspicious end.
“…chilling…satisfying…A revenge story that subverts expectations.” Kirkus Reviews
Prompted by a dream, Manaha, Mother-of-None, steps before the village fire and demands that the children be allowed to hear stories and the truth about their ancient homeland, decimated and abandoned not long after the Spanish departed.
Before Manaha can finish her first story, her fire is doused and the listeners frightened away by Ta-kawa, a devious but respected warrior. He convinces their struggling tribe of survivors to reject Manaha and her stories. Manaha refuses to stop, even though her listeners must hide in the shadows.
"A brilliant piece of writing, backed by immaculate research and a real feel for the period. The sheer beauty of the prose will keep readers mesmerized – as I was." Sheila Mary Taylor, author of Count to Ten and Pinpoint
Being a babysitter isn’t much of a dream for the average thirteen-year-old, but Matilda is anything but average. She’s half a centimeter tall, invisible to the human eye, and hearing-impaired.
Minutes into her first job, watching her sister and an obnoxious neighbor, humans appear in isolated Whipplethorn Manor. They tear her home, the fireplace mantel, right off the wall of Whipplethorn and Matilda’s afternoon babysitting job goes long term.
"Deliciously witty and creative characters steal scene after scene in this fun fairy story."
"An adventurous ride! Loved it!"