Journalist Denny Durant thinks he’s covering an accidental overdose at a Montreal strip club. He’s wrong. What he’s actually stumbled into is a 20-year-old cold case, a brutal blackmail scheme, and a killer who’d rather silence him than let him finish the story. Montreal noir at its darkest. Free on Kindle.
Queen Oleen discovers the depth of evil when she is stalked by vicious night beasts, attacked by traitors, and finds invasion plans by neighboring countries. Who can she trust? The mystic Larma, the Stone Daughter, and the King’s Hunter join her to battle the forces rising to take control of the kingdom. Success lies in the message of Stone Truth. Free on Kindle.
How Hot It Be In Hell descends into the hidden impulses people try to outrun—jealousy, obsession, violence, desire, and the quiet urges that twist a life off course. Each poem opens a door into a different human fracture: a lover’s fatal rage, a predator’s watchful hunger, a drunk stumbling toward chaos, a homeless man recounting the slow collapse of everything he held dear. Even the act of writing becomes a reckoning with the shadows that shape meaning, rendered through Drummond’s surreal imagery and genre?bending voice.
As the collection deepens, the tone grows darker, more unflinching, until the final poem, HOT FIRE, tears past individual sins and imagines hell itself breaking loose upon the earth. Drummond blends romance, horror, mystery, and lyrical experimentation into a haunting exploration of how easily humanity slips toward ruin. The result is a compelling, fire?lit journey for readers drawn to poetry that stares directly into darkness and refuses to look away. Free on Kindle.
I met my ex’s father in nothing but lace.
One minute I’m walking a massive Great Dane through Brooklyn.
The next? My jeans rip during a freak tug-of-war.
Now I’m standing on the sidewalk in nothing but lace.
Strangers are laughing.
Phones are out.
My dignity has left the building.
Kill. Me. NOW.
Then HE appears.
Tall.
Silver-haired.
A suit worth more than my rent.
His massive body shields me from the cruel stares.
Russian voice drops deadly.
“Eyes. Off. Her.”
My ovaries NEVER stood a chance.
That night rough hands worship every curve my ex mocked.
Then the bomb drops:
My mystery savior is Viktor Antonov.
Bratva kingpin. Billionaire monster.
My cheating ex-fiancé’s FATHER.
In a glittering Bratva ballroom, his bitter ex-wife sneers at my curves before the entire syndicate.
Viktor’s hand brands my back.
Possessive. Final.
“Careful. That’s my heir’s mother.”
The ballroom goes silent.
Because everyone here knows one thing about Viktor Antonov.
What belongs to him…
He NEVER lets go.
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She survived the unthinkable. Now she must remember.
When memories she spent a lifetime burying begin to rise to the surface, one woman’s journey becomes a powerful exploration of trauma, truth, and the long road toward healing.
Inspired by actual emotional truths, Natalie, The Girl Hiding in Plain Sight follows a woman shaped by pain, silence, and survival.
Through vivid storytelling, journal entries, and reflections drawn from the shared experiences of many who have endured abuse, this fictional memoir blurs the line between truth and fiction as Natalie confronts the darkness she once had to forget in order to survive.
With unflinching honesty, the author gives voice to what is too often silenced.
It explores the stolen innocence, the buried pain, and the lingering lost possibilities that abuse leaves behind. Yet at its heart, it is a story of resilience—of finding light in darkness, courage in fear, and healing in truth. $4.00 on Kindle.
Individual liberty rarely disappears overnight. It erodes gradually, often in the name of good intentions. Human flourishing depends on free minds and voluntary cooperation—not coercion, central planning, or redistribution. This book defends the principles that sustain a free society: consent over force, spontaneous order over control, and responsibility over obedience. $0.99 on Kindle.
When ballerina Lydia Miseau dies onstage in the final dress rehearsal of Romeo and Juliet, homicide detective Caitlin O’Connor is faced with the most complicated case of her career. She strongly suspects that someone murdered the ballerina, but the autopsy reveals no apparent cause of death. If Lydia Miseau was murdered, who did it, and how?
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One man on a decades old mission. A woman who hunts him. And the bullet they share.
Joe Klingler’s acclaimed debut novel explodes from the remnants of a war long past to headlines of Washington secrets masquerading as corporate incompetence when two modern-day warriors face off. Both skilled at violence. And deception. Both accustomed to winning.
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Shy Canadian exchange student A.J. Walker lands at an all-boys school in Ireland and collides with loud, impulsive Bren O’Shea. A rocky start turns into something they could never have expected. Can it be worth falling in love with you know it can’t last forever? June is coming, and it’s going to hurt. $0.99 on Kindle.
Pairs super cute, whimsical art with wholesome animal puns to build reading confidence in kids. Created by a family team: Dad, Mom, and our 7-year-old who vets every joke. This book ensures that if she doesn’t laugh, it’s out! Free on Kindle.
“A fascinating and audacious novel about family, marriage and a society in flux.”-Kirkus Reviews
“A suspenseful family drama with powerful themes of social justice.” -Bruce Holsinger, author of Culpability, an Oprah Book Club pick
In the summer of 2020, social justice protests and the removal of Confederate monuments rock the city of Richmond, Virginia, as the marriages of two estranged sisters implode.
When Cynthia’s husband, Bobby, can no longer hide his dire financial situation, their union finally ruptures. Melissa, her sister, has dedicated herself so fully to racial justice activism that she becomes alienated from her own Black husband.
As the summer heats up and their marriages veer in opposite directions, the sisters have no choice but to turn to one another. Meanwhile, their husbands conspire in a racial reckoning that their ancestors-one old Virginia White, the other old Virginia Black-would never have dreamed of.
When secrets within marriage erode trust, all couples must decide what’s more important: being true to who they are as individuals or holding on to an illusion of the past.
Marriage and Other Monuments is a must-read multigenerational drama set against a tumultuous time of racial tension in the South. $9.99 on Kindle.
After an unexpected turn in her life, Hannah Brooks finds herself passing through the small town of Angels Crossing just before St. Patrick’s Day. What was meant to be a brief stop begins to feel like something more when she meets Connor Hale, a man whose work keeps him moving from place to place. As their paths continue to cross, both must decide whether to follow the plans they made long ago—or take a chance on something neither of them expected. The Luck We Found is a clean slow-burn romance about timing, second chances, and discovering where you truly belong. $0.99 on Kindle.
Love was waiting at the shelter, not on Match.com. What does a single woman do when she longs to be a mother and hears her biological clock tick, tick, ticking away, but she keeps dating Mr. Wrong? She adopts a baby, of course. In the author’s case, it was a fur baby named Benny. For fans of Marley & Me, Birdie & Harlow, and Must Love Dogs, Mommy’s Boy is the tale of two lost souls finding the unconditional love, companionship, and emotional support they need, in the process forging a deep and profound bond as close as a mother and child. In his own special way, Benny helps Jennifer overcome her shyness, love without limits, and learn to love herself in preparation for her human soulmate. But when Benny faces a life-threatening illness, Jennifer must face the reality that no matter what we do, our time with our pets is limited.
Mommy’s Boy takes the reader on a transformative journey of love, loss, healing, redemption, and learning to love again. A tender and heartfelt tribute, Mommy’s Boy will resonate with anyone who’s loved a fur baby who was more than “just a dog,” he was family. $0.99 on Kindle.
Is the PM a Cold Case killer? Who tried to kill former US President Lyndon Johnson on his 1966 visit to Australia? Only one man knows the answers, if you can find him.
Among the news crews covering Johnson’s visit was young TV sound recordist Harry Hansen. Now it’s 2019 and Harry, long retired, discovers his original sound tapes from that day and evidence of what he believes is an attempt to kill the President.
Harry assembles the other members of his former crew and they set out to chase the scoop of their lives; Find the one man who
holds both secrets. Meantime the head of Australia’s top-secret cyber security agency, The Cowgirl, appears to have her own mission of kidnap
or kill. Does she really want to stop the 50 year-old Johnson Plot becoming public knowledge, or bury any evidence linking the Prime Minister to a Cold Case murder?
As a number of shady characters from their past emerge the old newsmen don’t know who they can trust. What they do know is How to Run a
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“One of the best books by a rock musician I’ve ever read . . .” -Danny Goldberg, author of Serving the Servant: Remembering Kurt Cobain
A gritty and melodic memoir of a guitarist’s coming of age amid the electric pulse of the Greenwich Village and Los Angeles 1960s music revolutions, when he encountered legends like James Taylor, Jim Morrison, Joni Mitchell, and Ken Kesey.
A Jewish kid born in Queens in 1947, Peter Gallway grew up with caring but emotionally aloof parents, and when the Leave It To Beaver 1950s gave way to counterculture, free love, and the chaotic rock ‘n’ roll of the next two decades, he took the ride of his life.
From shooting rubber bands in Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe’s Sutton Place apartment to shooting heroin in the backrooms of New York, Gallway plunges into the intoxicating world of New York’s Night Owl Cafe? alongside the Lovin’ Spoonful and James Taylor, through the Troubadour, Mama Cass, the Manson family, and the record companies of LA’s Sunset Strip.
Written in the raw, lyrical rhythm of a songwriter, through poetry, music, and prose, Hardtail Strat is an unputdownable story of music and madness, abuse and opportunity, loss and redemption-and the enduring power of song to set us free.
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What if the key to a more meaningful life is simply remembering what truly matters?
In a world filled with constant noise, endless distractions, and competing priorities, it’s easy to lose sight of what actually brings purpose, connection, and fulfillment. What Matters helps you cut through that noise and rediscover the values that give life real meaning.
Author Brent M. Jones offers a thoughtful and practical guide for anyone seeking greater clarity in their personal life, relationships, and leadership. Through powerful insights and relatable examples, this book shows how authentic communication and intentional living can transform the way we think, connect, and lead.
Instead of chasing success defined by others, What Matters encourages readers to step back, reflect, and focus on what truly matters—integrity, meaningful relationships, personal purpose, and the courage to live authentically.
Inside this inspiring guide you will discover:
• How to identify the priorities that truly matter in your life
• Why authentic communication creates stronger relationships and trust
• How clarity of values leads to better decisions and leadership
• Practical ways to eliminate distractions and focus on purpose
• How living intentionally creates deeper fulfillment and lasting impact
Whether you are a leader, entrepreneur, professional, or simply someone searching for more meaning in everyday life, What Matters offers a clear path toward living with greater purpose and authenticity.
If you feel overwhelmed by the demands of modern life and want to reconnect with what truly matters, this book will help you rediscover clarity, focus, and direction.
Download your free copy today and begin the journey toward a life centered on what truly matters. Free on Kindle.
Mary Louise Cason doesn’t believe in Prince Charming; she just writes about him for a living. But when her meddling mother sets her up on a blind date and an old flame moves in next door, she soon finds herself caught between two very charming men who are scrambling for her attention.
That’s when the notes begin to arrive.
“Tick Tock. I’m watching you.”
As tensions rise and the threat escalates, Mary struggles to separate fact from fiction. Though one thing is certain: she will need the help of both suitors if she wants to survive.
Prince Charming Is a Myth is a cozy, laugh-out-loud romantic suspense, perfect for fans who enjoy a love triangle, forced proximity, meddling family drama, snarky heroines, anonymous threats, danger, and slow-burn romance. $0.99 on Kindle.
In the Orion Nebula, death is written in the stars.
Jóre, an alien outcast, joins the nebula whaling ship Jupiter’s Ghost—a vessel haunted by loss and hunted by something far worse. Whispers speak of the Great Blue, a monstrous whale that shatters steel and devours entire ships. In a crew bound by desperation and old grudges, trust is scarce and survival is a thin hope.
As Jupiter’s Ghost sails deeper into Orion Nebula, the line between hunter and hunted fades, and Jóre must decide how much of himself he’s willing to sacrifice for glory—and for revenge.
Not all who sail into the nebula will return.
Some dreams are meant to be swallowed whole. $2.99 on Kindle.
The Millionaire Mop: Your Path to Cleaning Business Wealth by Nats Cleaning is a practical, straightforward guide for anyone who wants to build a profitable cleaning business from the ground up. While many people get caught up in fast-moving online trends, the cleaning industry offers something far more reliable: steady demand, low startup costs, and strong potential for long-term growth. Free on Kindle.
When Rachel is pursued by a crime family, she never imagines awakening in the raucous gold mining town of Idaho City in 1864. Here and now, she must learn to survive and to face the trauma of her past by accepting the boundless love of Ethan and Rose Stonehill, a wounded Union cavalry officer and his young daughter striving to forge a new life on the American frontier.
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My boss is a cocky bastard. But the moment I hear him moaning my name behind his office door, I cross a line I can’t uncross.
Sasha. Freaking. Orlov.
Silver?fox billionaire. World?class egomaniac. Drama king with a God complex.
I’m convinced he lives to make me miserable.
Three years. That’s how long I’ve endured his late?night orders, power plays,
and that low, dangerous growl he uses whenever I dare to talk back.
I hate him. Truly.
After one too many midnight orders, I snap.
I storm in to tell him exactly where he can shove his job.
But catching my boss with his hand wrapped around himself, stroking slowly while my name spilled from his mouth, derails my plans entirely.
I should’ve left.
But I locked the door instead.
Fast?forward – I’m pregnant.
And Sasha doesn’t ask. He commands.
“Move in.”
“You’re not raising my child alone.”
Oh, and tiny detail…
He’s criminal royalty with a crown forged in blood.
And the real plot twist?
I’m the secret daughter of his greatest enemy.
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Quinto’s Challenge is the first book in the Dawn of Immortality series, a sweeping science fiction epic that introduces the ethical, political, and human questions that emerge when humanity attempts to conquer death. An unmissable debut that raises unsettling questions about the future of humanity.
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“Gripping” – Kirkus Reviews
Based on true accounts of children’s penal colonies that emerged during the 1990s post-Soviet chaos, Going to Zossen is a raw exploration of the bargains ordinary people make under oppressive systems – necessary reading for fans of Claire Keegan’s Small Things Like These and Colson Whitehead’s The Nickel Boys.
The year is 1993. In a collapsing post-Soviet mining town, a former serviceman, Vasily Mikhailovich, accepts work as the director of a remote juvenile prison colony. Determined to bring order and empathy to a brutal system, he starts a rehabilitation program for the young boys. But he is soon thwarted by the corruption around him; as he watches the people nearby prosper through deceit and cruelty, he is forced to make a choice: to uphold his principles and risk everything, or surrender them to save his family.
Going to Zossen achieves almost surgical precision in its depiction of the brutal wave of mass child homelessness that swept through Russia after the fall of the USSR – a collapse that produced up to four million “street children,” the quickest deterioration of living standards to happen in any country during peacetime.
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“A timely revelation” – BookLife
“Will embrace even readers who held little prior familiarity with and interest in Soviet affairs” – Midwest Book Reviews
“Compelling … Historical fiction in the richest sense” –Creation Mag $0.99 on Kindle.
Sabine must find seven lies to save her father and stop a solar flare. Disguised as a prince’s caretaker in a hidden dome city, she’s drawn to him even as eerie mysteries—and a killer—make it clear she may never leave alive. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Astraeus is a space station the size of a small city, a self-sufficient country isolated from the rest of civilization, and a glimmering oligarchy funded by the Archimedes corporation. Tensions brew underneath its gilded surface as mega corporations, paramilitary agents, young revolutionaries, protesting workers, and underfunded bureaucrats wrestle for the heart and soul of their nation.
An artist turned hustler, Danish NATO veteran turned pacifist, college student rebel, former retired detective, and other Astraeuns find themselves ensnared in wannabe gangsters, dangerous cults, murder mysteries, shootouts, and power struggles during the year that will define everything.
2217 isn’t the question of “will things go down aboard the Astraeus?” The only question is “When?” $0.99 on Kindle.
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