Unscrambled Eggs is a stirring compilation of poems about living your dream and finding one’s purpose. Free on Kindle.
Free: Unscrambled Eggs
August 23, 2020 By
Beneath the Mulberry Tree
August 22, 2020 By
Jimmy Watson dreamt of retiring to a small farm in the country. After a lifetime of building a successful business, his dream becomes a reality. He has traded in the stress of deadlines for the calm grazing cows in a summer field.
But when Jimmy suddenly becomes plagued with a series of nightmares, he must decide between his peaceful life and a path he cannot yet understand. It is a choice that will eventually lead to the most important question of his life: which is greater, life or love? Will Jimmy choose tranquility or unimaginable pain?
The answer lies beneath the mulberry tree. $3.99 on Kindle.
Free: Written: A Story of Love, Secrets, Betrayal and Honour
August 21, 2020 By
What if your entire existence was based on someone else’s story, someone else’s dreams, someone else’s expectations ….someone else’s lies?
Writer’s Digest Awards 2020 Finalist in Mainstream Literary Fiction
Written is the heart-wrenching story of a young girl’s struggle for freedom, and the uncovering of an intricate plan laced around forty years of secrets, betrayal and lies, in a family desperate to preserve their culture and honour. Free on Kindle
McCabe’s Luck
August 16, 2020 By
Jake McCabe is no stranger to trouble. Between serving in the army during the Civil War and being involved in a long-running feud in his home state of Kentucky, Jake has known some hard times. Some have said the McCabe family is known best for their run of bad luck.
Jake decides to move to central Texas, along with a beautiful neighbor lady and her family. They all hope for peaceful days and happier times in their new home, but sometimes trouble just seems to follow a man. Luckily, having a new ranch to call your own and the love of a good woman are powerful incentives, and Jake knows how to fight for what is his. $2.99 on Kindle.
Free: Olive Branches Don’t Grow On Trees
August 13, 2020 By
Silvia Greco is broke and living with her father in New Jersey when her mother asks her for help in gathering their family to celebrate her younger brother’s high school graduation. Uniting her feuding family who haven’t been together in over six years and whose parents are newly separated is a truly great challenge. Can she make peace in her family and save them from devolving into families like those of her parents, with siblings who are estranged from one another? Find out while immersing in a world of unforgettable characters, humor, inspiration, and delicious food! “Best of List” in “Suspense Magazine!” Indie Reader’s 5-Star review says, “The author…manages to make us care about this family…All of the Grecos…are entertaining and their quirks are endearing.” Free on Kindle.
Free: Sweet Jane
August 9, 2020 By
After a broken childhood, Jane runs away at sixteen; returning for Mama’s funeral seventeen years later catapults Jane back to the events that made her the woman she is. She faces down her past and the ghosts that shaped her family. A stunning discovery helps Jane see her problems through a new lens. Free on Kindle.
Sins in Blue
August 7, 2020 By
A young man on a mission. An aging musician with a dream. Society perched over a racial divide. Sins in Blue is a novel about lost dreams, crippling grief, and the healing power of an unlikely friendship. It’s an engaging tale about two music lovers trying to set the historical record straight. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: Red as Apple
August 1, 2020 By
1986. Rural America. What’s buried beneath the loose straw and settled dirt of the barn is the only thing that could bring Keenan Butler back to this small town. His brother’s quiet and his sister’s optimism. His motel room neighbor under the buzzing lights. Her truck stop clientele. A country drive to set the past on fire that changes them all. Free on Kindle
A Cobra’s Bite Doesn’t Hurt
August 1, 2020 By
Abandoned at birth – brought up in an orphanage – kidnapped by pick-pocketing gangsters – will 14-year-old Kalu Cobra escape from the clutches of his ruthless gang masters?
This evocative and beautifully written novel presents life in contemporary India with vivid realism. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Silver Baron’s Wife
July 29, 2020 By
The Silver Baron’s Wife traces the rags-to-riches-to-rags life of Baby Doe Tabor (Lizzie). After her second husband’s death, she moved to
a one-room shack at the Matchless Mine in Leadville. She lived the last 35 years of her life there, writing down thousands of her dreams
and noting visitations of spirits on her calendar. $0.99 on Kindle
Then Like The Blind Man: ORBIE’S STORY
July 28, 2020 By
While fiction about the 1950s Civil Rights era is far from rare, few capture the period and struggles from the perspective of a white child.
Then Like The Blind Man: ORBIE’S STORY is an electrifying porthole to the South of the ‘50s, where, though inane prejudice may have dominated, kindness and justice also had a place. Orbie’s sharecropping grandparents, by defying convention with unnerving grace, become founts of colloquial wisdom whose appeal is impossible to resist, and the Orbie they nurture—the best version of a boy who may otherwise have been lost—is someone the reader comes to love.
– Michelle Anne Schingler / ForeWord Reviews. $0.99 on Kindle.
I Wrote This for Me
July 22, 2020 By
A poetry book based on what the writer saw as he looked inside himself. Each poem is a reflection of the emotions that drove his actions. Each word carefully crafted to find a better understanding of himself. He shares this work in the hopes that it will help you find yourself as well. Free on Kindle
The Revolving Heart
July 20, 2020 By
On a beautiful summer morning at the Jersey Shore, 4-year-old Sarah Carpenter wanders toward the ocean and never returns. The police think she drowned, but her babysitter Amy claims Sarah was abducted. The only other witness, 17-year-old Donnie Marcino, didn’t see a thing. A narcoleptic since birth, he was fast asleep. $0.99 on Kindle.
McCabe’s Luck
July 19, 2020 By
Jake McCabe is no stranger to trouble. Between serving in the army during the Civil War and being involved in a long-running feud in his home state of Kentucky, Jake has known some hard times. Luckily, Jake knows how to fight for what is his. $2.99 on Kindle
The Opium Lord’s Daughter
July 14, 2020 By
The Opium Lord’s Daughter is a historical drama told from the perspectives of Chinese and British—about the First Opium War, a tragic, love gone wrong, and history-altering conflict. Winner of The Independent Press Award 2020 for Multi-Cultural Fiction. Also, a finalist for The Book Excellence Awards, SPR Book Awards, and the Readers Choice Awards. $0.99 on Kindle.
Beyond The Utmost Bound
July 11, 2020 By
A fictional adventure novel about a lost young man, the universe, a sacred road, and a quest for the way back. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Last Bar In NYC
July 2, 2020 By
Thank heaven for New York City bartenders. They satisfy your boozy thirst in a strife-filled life, and a good one will listen to anything on your mind when no one else will. Our barman/narrator is one of the good ones. He’s been disposed under chins and elbows and cocktail napkins and ashtrays and spilled drinks for decades in New York City for countless drinkers willing to confess anything to a bar top. From one barstool to another, our barman’s raw and soulful voice delivers a metropolitan story of good times, struggle, regret, and salvation. A story put together with well-known real-life places, countless celebrity faces, and amazing characters only found in New York City. Maybe you live in New York or wondered about living there.
Maybe you’ve dreamed of tending a bar or owning a bar or sitting in a bar in New York City. Maybe you’ve always wanted to meet a bartender from the prohibition era who pissed into Al Capone’s beer or a horse-betting Rabbi that can explain the world order or see Mickey Mantle fall down drunk with his face buried in a filthy barroom toilet. Maybe you’re interested in a wine and beer-stained, cigarette burned oak top metamorphism that will add some hardened experience to your teetotaler life. Or maybe you just have a tiny sadistic stripe, and you’d like to witness what a big city, countless smokes and lots of drugs, liquor, sex, and bearing witness to the eternal under the neon glare of Times Square can do to somebody, to anybody.
From 1966 and his first job in a South Bronx bar at four years old opening cans of beer to shining shoes in bars across the Bronx to serving booze in iconic bars and restaurants all over Manhattan, our Barman spars with the life force of New York City for fifty years. Until last-call when he’s faced with an unforeseen betrayal, and left almost broke, without a plan and nearly a hollow man. That is until he learns to forgive and luckily realize that life without warning has just begun. $2.99 on Kindle.
Eastbound from Flagstaff
June 27, 2020 By
This first installment in an epic trilogy that begins in the 1920s, unique in its purposeful illumination of the human condition and its ideological indifference to God, asks the question: “Why was God silent when I needed him?” Simon’s return to the notion of forgiveness is the catalyst for a new beginning as it reunites Simon to the place he once thought was the impossible dream. The answer for Simon isn’t blowing in the backwinds of his dream chase; rather, it unfolds in the outstretched hand of a villain. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: The Pigeon Hole
June 27, 2020 By
When a curiously violent crime strikes the suburbs, society’s attentions shift towards unearthing the villainous perpetrators. However, upon closer inspection, things aren’t entirely what they seem. A microscopic examination of the suspects results in a search considerably closer to home…
A neoteric take on the stereotypical crime novel, The Pigeon Hole will compel you to question everything about your social standpoint. Think you know the world from top to bottom? We’ll just see about that. Free on Kindle.
The Last Day of Paradise
June 24, 2020 By
Winner of the 2005 Gival Press Novel Award.
“Reading this novel is like watching ‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding’ with commentary by Roseanne Barr.”–Thaddeus Rutkowski, author of “Tetched” $2.99 on Kindle.
Arnold Falls
June 17, 2020 By
Spend time in the funny, oddball village of Arnold Falls, where larger-than-life characters deal with the smallest of problems. Somehow, it all comes out right in the end.
Arnold Falls is a novel that tips its hat to Armistead Maupin and P. G. Wodehouse, creating a world in which food, music, friendship, love, and tending your own garden are connected in surprising ways. $0.99 on Kindle.
Voyage in Rhyme (A poetry collection)
June 13, 2020 By
A poetry collection, ranging from philosophical observations, gripping “micro-stories”, to humorous limericks and beautiful Haikus.
This collection of poetry is truly a rollercoaster of emotions, and will take you through unchartered waters and safely back home again. $0.99 on Kindle
The Paths They Walked
June 12, 2020 By
Graduating from High School two friends, one male and one female, face life in the late 1960s. While Susan rushes forward moving to New York City, embracing the world eagerly, Dan, indecisive and unsure of himself, stays in their hometown where he sullenly muddles his way forward with no plan. The paths they head down outwardly appear completely divergent, but in reality, there is a strangely vague parallel to them. The difference is within themselves and how they react to the events in their lives. The two separately make their ways through that socially turbulent time, never noticing how each decision they make affects the courses that their lives take in an era of Vietnam, “sex, drugs, rock and roll”’ and “tune in, turn on, drop out”. Neither one seems to be able to recognize the opportunities to change their direction when they see them as they head towards the climactic moments of their lives. $0.99 on Kindle.
Spurr Morgan: A Western Double
June 3, 2020 By
Federal Deputy Marshal Spurr Morgan may be an old dog in the business of tracking down desperados‚ but his instincts remain unmatched. Spurr has his sights set on Clell Stanhope‚ the notorious leader of a gang called the Vultures. Not only has Clell lured every last tin star into his bloody trap‚ but he’s littered his trail with dozens of innocents. Spurr thinks he may be the last man standing — until a half-breed by the name of Yakima Henry offers his services. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Axe
May 31, 2020 By
Time doesn’t work the way you think it does.
2018
After a successful social justice hack and a sexy night of celebrating, Micah arrives home to a gift left outside his apartment door. An Axe, that when touched causes Micah to lose time and allow other people to use his body. After one of such events, Micah returns to his body, blood-covered and holding The Axe, with police knocking on the door. Micah has to use his hacker skills to evade the police and a corporation hell-bent on controlling The Axe, all while unraveling the secrets of the gift.
1810
In the woods of western Canada, something is stalking and devouring people. Entire settlements have been abandoned, the residents missing. The people refer to the monsters as Demons. Mehall, a demon-hunting nomad, has returned home, leaving a trail of dead Demons behind her. By her hands and her Tomahawk, she continues killing the creatures even as she begins having visions from the future.
3015
The Circle, an oppressive governing religion, is trying to insight an AI genocide while also releasing a plague on the universe to control its people. Life is as normal as it can be for Miko, a social outcast and data broker. While on a routine data delivery gone bad, Miko is chased to the galaxies edge, where she is confronted by a mysterious ship that leads Miko on a mission to stop The Circle itself.
All three lives are more interconnected than they know.
One thing wants them all dead. The Infection.
One thing binds them all together. The Axe. $0.99 on Kindle.
