The last words of a dying teenage car thief set off a race across Europe to find an SUV that may be harboring a terrible secret. Within seventy-two hours of landing in Nice, Carter and Stella are in the proverbial eye of the storm. What swirls around them in a deadly funnel is a chilling conspiracy that reaches the highest spheres of money and political power in Europe. $0.99 on Kindle.
Arachne’s Challenge
Stone Obsession
Dark magic doesn’t die easily. Luckily, neither does she.
In a world racing toward extinction, the Siren Amaryah fights for survival. Under the plagued waters of Antarctica, she faces sea creatures mutated into predators by an old, dark magic. The frozen lands above are riddled with danger, as well, where Pirates, Magicians, and Islanders all vie for power.
A single Legacy Stone could change all that—it could bring back the world Amaryah lost. And she plans to find it. After all, if there’s nothing left to live for, she has nothing left to lose. Or so she thinks.
Dark magics have ways of fighting back, and she’ll face more threats than ever before—not least of all the possibility of a long-forbidden love.
A love she may have to sacrifice in order to save her world. $0.99 on Kindle.
From Frights to Flaws
Salt’s War
Set in the dark days of the cold War in the 1960`s Salts War is the first instalment of the truly moving and inspirational story charting Sam Salts life, as he struggles against overwhelming odds to achieve his life-long ambition of becoming an Officer in the Royal Navy.
Sam, life is turned upside down when loses his Father in an underwater submarine collision whilst out on patrol as Captain of HMS Narwhal, a fleet class “Porpoise” attack submarine.
Following his mother’s untimely death and without siblings or relatives to turn to, Sam is sent to a Royal Naval Orphanage: T.S. Seaway in a remote part of Anglesey, where he`s plunged into a dangerous world of Soviet espionage, and gruesome murders. Survival at Seaway turns out to be the biggest challenge young Salty has ever encountered, and it`s not made any easier under the watchful eye of Chief Petty Officer; “Jack ‘Black’ McPherson” himself an integral part of the mystery.
An old enemy appears, in the form of Soviet Kapitan Leonid Medhev. Kapitan of the M410 a Russian “Quebec” class attack submarine, the same submarine that collided with Narwhal killing his Father: Captain Brian Salt. See price on Kindle.
Free: Learning How to Fly
This gripping young adult adventure explores the search for identity that plagues so many ambitious young adults. The stories of a corporate associate from Baltimore, a journalist from New York City, and a police officer from South Carolina collide in the nation’s capital where tragedy reminds us that many struggle to fly when pushed over the edge. Free on Kindle.
Free: Love Conquers Cancer
Ours is clearly not the only story out there. With the declaration of a single word, cancer, we joined the ranks of an army far larger than the world has seen. As Lenny and I walked the path of diagnosis and treatment, something became increasingly unclear. If so many millions are facing the same enemy, how is it that we have not yet conquered it? This question launched us on a quest: to beat cancer no matter the method. Along the way, we realized our goal was not only to see Lenny healed, but to also help others to pursue and discover ways, both traditional and alternative or unconventionally, to fight and conquer cancer. Lenny has undergone and had traditional treatment for Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma and as it is does not currently have a cure within the U.S. medical world, he has also undergone many alternative treatment methods some that are beyond our borders. It was these alternative methods that he has experienced the greatest victories.
Our seventeen year journey has not always been a graceful one. I’ve also battled depression along the way, and as Lenny’s wife and primary caregiver, this has many times proved challenging for our family. This is a story about grit. It is a story about refusing to accept the status quo, the statistics and above all else, refusing to give in to a disease that has ravaged the world for far too long. It is our hope and prayer that the research and the steps that we have taken would encourage you to be your own health advocate and realize that there are many more alternative options available to you besides the chemotherapy, radiation and other pharmaceutical methods. May the pages that follow provide you with practical knowledge, indestructible determination and absolute hope for your story. Free on Kindle.
Free: Boardroom Culture Shock
A BOLD LOOK AT THE CULTURE OF BOARDROOM DYNAMICS AND WHY ITS TIME TO CHANGE IT
In a rapidly changing socioeconomic and business climate, nonprofit board leadership is being challenged to reassess the way it has traditionally governed. Change, flexibility and adaptability are knocking at the boardroom doors with an invitation to consider strategies for expanding capacity and increasing board member engagement. When boards take a fresh view of the culture by which they oversee corporate affairs, they may be shocked to learn of outmoded approaches to deliberations and making decisions.
Boardroom Culture Shock: 7 Strategies to Amplify the Competence and Capacity of Board Culture addresses topics boards do not easily entertain.
Subjects on:
• seven counterproductive attitudes that block organizational health and growth
• drawing forth the best from board members,
• building a culture of open and honest dialogue,
• shifting to a more inclusive board,
• the one thing boards should do before attempting to raise money,
• solving the key complaints board members have,
• and more.
Offering insights into restructuring conventional attitudes, Charline ends each chapter with questions followed by practical application methods for amplifying the competence and capacity of the board. With the challenging and important work of nonprofits in a changing world, boards that are willing to shift their culture, will position the organizations they serve for positive health, growth and sustainability. Free on Kindle.
Miist (The Bone Grit Historeum)
Miist, with its humor, mystery and magic, is the new adventure thrilling fans of Harry Potter and Percy Jackson! As a scavenger, Root’s odds of surviving the streets of Shade Howl are dwindling. That is, until a mysterious woman gifts her a magic Ember Stamp and with it, the adventure of a lifetime! $0.99 on Kindle.
After All Is Said And Done: A Novel of Infidelity, Healing, & Forgiveness
How do you tell your husband that the son he loves isn’t his?
Jessica’s breath quivered as she drew it in. The man who had once walked a mile in the rain to find her lost cell phone had surprised her with a dozen pink roses on her last birthday and had whisked her away to a sandy beach in Mexico where he’d made love to her underneath the moonlight…now lay shackled to a hospital bed. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: Capture Me
Dreaming of Dray (Billionaire Dray Royce)
Billionaire bachelor Dray Royce is looking for a wife, and women all over the world compete for a chance of a lifetime to become the one for him. But Eve Lyle, and other women, have no idea just how out of control things will become in the quest for this billionaire’s love, especially when he makes his choice on who will be the one for him. $2.99 on Kindle.
Baby Maker
I’m “The Baby Maker.”
I give women what they want, no questions asked.
And I get paid to do it.
It’s the easiest job in the world.
No fuss, no mess, and I make a ton of money.
It was perfect.
Then my next client walked in, and everything went to hell.
Elisha was the last person I expected to see. The girl that got away.
Curves that could make a model jealous and come-hither eyes that turn my muscles to mush.
Her husband treats her like dirt. I’ll treat her like the queen she is.
I screwed up once, but this time I’ll do everything right.
No games. No regrets. I’m taking Elisha back.
And this time, I’m not letting her go. $0.99 on Kindle.
Coroner to Coroner
Bliss, Texas will never be the same. A murder will make sure of that.
The town Sheriff is fat, happy, and useless. Just like his daddy before him and his dad before that.
Ethel and Velma Harmon should know. They’ve been around for all three.
These two seventy-something sisters-in-law refuse to let their ages slow them down. Especially when there’s a mystery to get tangled up in.
The only thing that takes their time away from the whole ball of yarn is, well, a ball of yarn. Crochet class can’t be missed. No matter what.
But keeping things on track isn’t easy. Not with old high school boyfriends that still think they’re eighteen and overly friendly mailmen offering up winks.
Throw in a dead candidate for mayor, a gender-confused cat, and a splinter-giving park bench, and you’re in for one heck of a time. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: Love, Austen
Remember Last Summer
How would you spend the last summer of your life?
Still reeling from a bitter divorce, Kristen Carrington is just starting to move forward with her life when she is diagnosed with an incurable form of heart disease. Her outlook is bleak. Unless she receives a heart transplant very soon, the doctors say she will be dead within the year.
But Kristen’s a survivor, and has never been one to sit around and bathe in self-pity. Against her doctor’s advice, and with summer vacation fast approaching, she packs- up her two teenage daughters, Alison and Emily. They drive to an old family beach house on the shores of Lake Michigan, in the tiny tourist hamlet of Sunset Cove.
Recently feeling the emotional detachment that all mothers of teenagers experience at one time or another, it’s here where Kristen hopes to reconnect with her girls while building memories that will linger long after she is gone. But even the best laid plans are oftentimes peppered with glitches, and things turn rocky as soon as they arrive in Sunset Cove.
Neglected for years, the beach house is in a ramshackle state of disrepair. The paint is peeling, and the shutters are hanging precariously off the windows. To make things worse, there is no cable TV, no internet, and only sporadic cell service. Wondering how they will survive without modern conveniences, Alison and Emily want to turn around and head back home. For a short time, even Kristen wonders if coming here was a mistake. Still, she remains strong to her beliefs, and they settle-in for what promises to be a long three months.
And there, over one unforgettable summer, Kristen and her girls embark on an emotional journey that will raise them to the heights of love, forgiveness, and self-discovery, as well as plunging them into the depths of heartache and despair. Working together, they eventually reconnect as a family, and Kristen learns to love again. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: Dark Sky
First Lieutenant Robert Davidson. A war hero who died in combat during the Afghanistan conflict. Or did he? The answer could bring down a secret military empire – as well as a guy named Max Bowman – in this sardonic thriller in which an underwhelming hero must confront an overwhelming conspiracy. Free on Kindle.
All Wrapped Up in You
Their marriage hangs in the balance, but on this wind-battered Christmas Eve, a miracle is born…
When Ellie hooked up with world-renowned neurosurgeon, Peter Medici, aka ‘Prince Charming’, she thought her dreams had come true. But the demands of being the model wife to his career triggers a mutiny within her and she decides to ditch the ‘royal’ life until he sees her as more than his bedroom playmate. $1.99 on Kindle.
Chasing the Blue Sky
“This is one of the most beautiful books I have read.” – Pamela King, author of For the Love of a Dingo
“Most highly recommended” – Readers Favorite (5 Stars)
In the sweltering heat of a Clay County summer, a chained dog gives birth to a spirited, black puppy named Toby. Taken from his mother’s side at just a few weeks old, Toby soon wins the love of an adoring family. But just as quickly, he finds himself struggling to survive in the unforgiving world of the county animal shelter.
But he’s not alone – a motley cast of homeless dogs and a devoted pair of shelter workers will give anything to make sure Toby makes it out alive.
Chasing the Blue Sky is the compelling, emotional story of one dog’s journey to find his place in the great big world. $2.99 on Kindle.
The Fire Inside Us
TV reporter Alexa Tate is searching for her big break. Months ago, she moved on from paying the bills with stories about the cute and fluffy to her heart’s desire of chasing hard news and she’s still trying to prove to her boss that she’s capable of handling the challenge. When a wildfire breaks out on the Texas prairie, she and her cameraman, Ricky Branch, race to be the first team on the scene.
Alexa tries to ignore the fact that this assignment takes her within a few miles of her hometown. As soon as she’d graduated from high school, she left the small panhandle ranching community where she’d grown up. Ten years later, she’d never found a good reason to go back. All the pain and sorrow she’d endured in Louisville was better left in the past. But she can’t overlook her regret when she crosses paths with Ben Harris, her high school sweetheart. As a sheriff’s deputy, Ben is tasked with escorting the TV crew to the front line of the fire.
While touring the restricted zone, the group discovers the dead body of a prominent local rancher, assumed to be a victim of the blaze. With an even bigger story to follow, Alexa is forced to spend time in Louisville with Ben. For her, seeing him dredges up memories of the tragedy that tore them apart and gives new life to unanswered questions she’d always hoped to forget. Most unsettling, does she still love Ben? Does he still love her? And if the answer is yes, will she give up her career to be with him? $2.99 on Kindle.
Free: The Dumb Class: Boomer Junior High
If Grease was a rather lighthearted view of the local hoody kids in the nineteen fifties-sixties era, The Dumb Class is a dark-humored, irreverent look at those bygone days. It is funny, poignant and a page-turner from start to finish. The Dumb Class tells about the desires, fears and joys of baby boomer teenagers finding their way along as they deal with the world of parents, siblings, neighbors, teachers, businessmen, doctors, and, of course, the police.
They create their own milieu which is somewhat impervious to the society around them as they experiment, and in fact gain some expertise, with sex, drugs, and rock ‘n roll years before the hit recording by Ian Dury popularized the phrase. Hoods, elites, nerds, weirdos and freaks make up the characters in this sardonic junior high school baby boomer tale set in 1960. We were just a bunch of greasers trying to have a good time and, well, sometimes, we did. An entertaining and fun read that will be much enjoyed by the boomer set and other kids, too. Free on Kindle.
Free: Foreign Involvement
Chuck Winters, recently retired San Francisco homicide detective struck it rich by developing a U.S. criminal database earning him over $100 million after taxes. Within weeks his venture capital mentor called on him to investigate a missing CEO that disappeared days before a scheduled public stock offering. The worldwide chase for a killer starts. Free on Kindle.
Free: Better With You (Bragan University Series, Book 1)
With killer looks and so much money, you’d think Colton Hunter doesn’t need anything else. But behind his picture-perfect life lurks a dark secret—one he’s been forced to keep to himself for fear of what happens if he speaks out. Then a girl crosses his path, shakes his resolve and forces him to realize he doesn’t have to be strong all the time. Free on Kindle.
Silent Spring: Deadly Autumn of the Vietnam War
Shortly after I had returned home from Vietnam for the last time, my father urged me to file a disability claim with the Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) for medical problems I had experienced during my service. I began the process without much enthusiasm and quickly got sidelined by my new civilian life. Little did I realize that I wouldn’t re-visit my disability claims again until almost forty years later when I watched President Barack Obama give a speech on the horrors of the Vietnam War.
I’m still not quite sure what happened that day, but after listening to the president, I committed myself to investigate the causal link between my tactical pesticide exposures and the myriad health problems plaguing my life and the lives of many other Vietnam veterans. My post-service medical problems began mildly enough but soon ballooned and were followed by more serious health issues. Every time I would ask one of my doctors what was causing my illness, I would usually get the answer, “I don’t know, but—.”
When I began my research in 2012, I would learn that Agent Orange, along with several other military pesticides, were all very capable of impacting every biological system in my body and could actually be linked to many wide-ranging ailments for which many of my doctors could only say they weren’t sure of the cause. Despite the uniqueness of Vietnam veterans and the incredibly diverse range of hazardous chemicals to which we were exposed. $3.99 on Kindle.

























































