The author of “Son of a Serial Killer” and “Finding Her Feet” takes on drug addiction in this crime fiction novel, following the life of Jimmy Walker, an addict who at best is guilty of making some terrible decisions, at worst, is an accomplice to murder… “Get Clean” will have you on the edge of your seat in this cocaine-fuelled rollercoaster ride of a novel. $0.99 on Kindle.
Don’t Let Me Go
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From the bestselling author of PAY IT FORWARD comes a heart-breaking, funny, and life-affirming story of a building full of loners and misfits who come together to help a little girl survive—and thrive—against all odds. $0.99 on Kindle.
Big Little Lies
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Sometimes it’s the little lies that turn out to be the most lethal. . . Big Little Lies is a brilliant take on ex-husbands and second wives, mothers and daughters, schoolyard scandal, and the dangerous little lies we tell ourselves just to survive. $3.99 on Kindle.
The Syrian
Nadia, a woman who has waited 13 years for a husband who was “disappeared,” finally decides to declare him dead so she can marry an American physician, Andrew Sullivan. On the eve of her engagement party, her best friend Sonia, a well-connected war correspondent, rings to tell her that her husband may still be alive in a Syrian prison. Out to get Andrew for herself, Sonia draws in the powerful head of the Syrian secret police to help her in her Byzantine manipulations. Thus begins a series of dangerous plot twists that become increasingly bloody as Nadia attempts to rescue her husband, and the border conflict with Israel escalates. Just $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: “The War Nurse”
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A heart-rending story of two Americans, a doctor and nurse, trapped in the Philippines when WW II erupts. One becomes a POW, and the other becomes a target of obsession while trying to survive under the darkness of occupation. Love can outlast war, but at what price? Free on Kindle.
Free: “Divas of Damascus Road”
After being blamed for her baby sister’s death, Dianne Rucker swore she’d never come back to Dentonville, Texas. But her Aunt Gloria, who took her in after the accident, is getting remarried. Going back home means Dianne must face her own demons as well as a drug-addicted mother who is now falling even further into schizophrenia.
But Dianne isn’t the only one struggling. Her two cousins must come to terms with their own issues after having grown up in this dysfunctional family of women. And Aunt Gloria may be hiding the biggest skeletons of all. Free on Kindle.
Free: “Women of Overcoming Faith”
Why show the leg when an ankle will do? This is the kind of discussion Mother Brown wants with the young women in her new single’s ministry–W.O.O.F. But while she’s teaching Biblical love, the First Lady and the Head Deacon have other plans for her unsuspecting husband, Pastor Mayberry. Oh, my…no mess like a church mess! Free on Kindle.
The Daughter of the Sea and the Sky
After centuries of religiously motivated war, the world has been split in two. Now the Blessed Lands are ruled by pure faith, while in the Republic, reason is the guiding light-two different realms, kept apart and at peace by a treaty and an ocean.
Children of the Republic, Helena and Jason were inseparable in their youth, until fate sent them down different paths. Grief and duty sidetracked Helena’s plans, and Jason came to detest the hollowness of his ambitions.
Women’s Fiction: “My Winter”
“My Winter” is a story about life, love, heartbreak, family, friendship, and self-discovery. It follows Leah Anderson’s journey of self-discovery and finding true love.
After suffering a family tragedy when she was young, Leah’s outlook on life has become jaded and her behavior self-destructive. She runs from her painful past by erecting a wall around her heart that stunts her view of men and love. Detached and accepting what life hands her. Leah is engaged to a pompous man who belittles her and constantly puts her down. That’s when Leah meets a handsome stranger. The attraction is mutual, causing her to question her choices and the way she views life and love.
My Winter is the kind of contemporary romance novel that immediately draws the reader in from the start, holds them captive, and takes them along for the ride. With an endearing cast of characters who easily draw you into their story, witty dialogue and dramatic interactions, and a storyline that has the reader experiencing the full gamut of emotions, My Winter is a beautifully written story about life and love and all the trials and tribulations that come with it … even in the darkness of winter.
Root Memory by Mark C. Walton
What happens to those musicians you followed as a teenager? Not the famous ones, but those from more obscure bands. Nero Bain is one of them. He’s pushing fifty and it’s over twenty-five years since he turned his back on the British music scene. It’s now 2008, and while the financial world is teetering on the edge of a precipice, his anxious and uneventful life is unravelling as he collects rents for uncompromising loan shark, Fin Dixey. Now one shameful act results in Nero being engulfed by guilt, and he’s admitted to a psychiatric unit following a breakdown. There he reflects on the intriguing layers of his family history, his long lost and only love… and launching the first snail into space.
Escaping to the countryside, on the run from his past, Nero retrieves a forgotten screwed up piece of paper which contains a short and cryptic instruction which results in an odd chain of events and an intense visionary insight into the true meaning of empathy — ultimately attempting an audacious and unorthodox solution to his problems. Learn more.
“In The Rearview” by Maria Ann Green
“In The Rearview” tells Meagan’s story of depression and self-harm through poetry, journals, and narrative. It is a story of heartbreak. Meagan drowns in her depression, and she struggles to feel better. The only way she learns how to get control is dysfunctional and hurtful to both herself and those around her. Healing and hope are possible, they’re out there somewhere, she just needs to use her writing as a tool to find them. She needs to heal before she cuts too deep. Learn more.
Breaking Twig
Swans Are Fat Too
Natalia Lanska, formidable Polish pianist, is dead. No one is feeling sorrow, except maybe her granddaughter Hania, whose own career as a concert artist never took off due to a terrible weight problem. Feeling unwanted, Hania arrives in Warsaw for the funeral hoping for a warm welcome from her relatives. Free.
“Tempting Fate”
“The Mulberry Tree”
“The Mulberry Tree” is charming simple tale about friendship, love, redemption and gardening. Try it today for free on Kindle. Learn more.
The Last Stoic
The Last Stoic is a historical fiction that takes place in two parallel settings: ancient Rome and modern America. The story unfolds with the same characters but the setting alternates between ancient and modern, the similarities between the two time periods are so strong. The main character gets imprisoned for a crime he didn’t commit and through the writings of Marcus Aurelius, learns what it means to be a Stoic and how to survive and thrive in an unjust world. Shop now.
All Hallows at Eyre Hall
Jane Eyre Rochester built Eyre Hall after her marriage to Edward Rochester. Twenty-two years have passed and while Jane is coping with the imminent death of her bedridden husband, Richard Mason has returned from Jamaica to disclose more secrets and ruin her happiness once again. Jane will be drawn into a complex conspiracy threatening everything she holds dear. What is she prepared to do to safeguard her family and preserve her own stability?
Forgetting Tabitha the Story of an Orphan Train Rider
The Five Points District of New York City was no place for an orphan girl. Gangs, brothels, gambling halls, and corruption were prevalent everywhere in the slums. For Tabitha Salt, learning to steal and run from the law were becoming a way of life until she learned about the orphan trains. Boarding the trains meant leaving the only life she knew, vulnerable and afraid she makes a decision that will alter her life’s course forever.
Best Friends, Fantasy Lovers
Tommy and Capri have different backgrounds, goals, and motivations.
He’s an Irish guitarist in a new band with dreams of being a rock star, and not one serious bone in his body outside of playing music.
She’s an American valedictorian, who takes her responsibilities seriously, and dreams of being at the top of her profession.
Despite Tommy and Capri’s initial attraction to each other, both know a relationship is doomed from the start. In lieu of romance, they become best friends who share everything, including their ambition to succeed, their desire to make each other laugh, even their hidden secrets and darkest fantasies. When they begin to act out their fantasies with each other, non-platonic feelings start to creep in, and they must decide whether their friendship can survive what neither of them wants–being in love.
All My Love, Detrick
Detrick was born with every quality that would ensure his destiny as a leader of Adolph Hitler’s coveted Aryan race. But on his 7th birthday, an unexpected event changed the course of his destiny forever. As the Nazis rose to power, Detrick was swept into a life filled with secrets, enemies, betrayals, friendships, and most of all everlasting love.
Better Than Ever, Again
Land of Deep Waters
Land of Deep Waters -Honduras, land of deep waters, a country torn apart by civil unrest, violence and poverty: Is it possible to go back? Thirty years after being banned from Honduras as a young nun, Joan, now married with two grown sons, finds herself haunted by memories of her four years there. She is determined to return, but how, and if so what will she find?
Patricia Robertson’s novel, Land of Deep Waters will help you appreciate the challenges faced by missionaries who give up their own country in order to walk with others in third world countries. It will also lead you through the deep waters where conversion takes place.
Through extensive interviews with others who lived in Honduras in the mid-1970’s, research on the Internet and her own encounters with life in a third world country, Patricia Robertson is able to recreate the experience for her readers. She currently resides in Jackson, Michigan, with her husband, where she continues to seek out ways to care for the least among us and be true to her beliefs.
Short Scares for Before Prayers
If you read what’s within these pages, I can guarantee you’ll be saying your prayers before bed.
‘Short Scares for Before Prayers’ showcases college student Michael T. Guidry’s ability to induce fear and spine-chilling stories in a matter of minutes. This collection of horrific short tales contains nearly thirty well-crafted and terrifying situations that are sure to keep your eyes wide open as you read them- and while you try to sleep after.
This anthology contains a guardian angel that isn’t so innocent or imaginary, extreme weight loss techniques, recurring nightmares, terrifying valentines, an all-too revealing palm reading, a deathbed confession that guarantees something far worse than death itself, and much, much more.
The length of the stories inside range from a few simple sentences to six pages long, each designed with the intent to terrify and disturb. Turn to any page you wish, and it doesn’t matter if you’re tucked in- nothing will save you from the monstrosities in this book.
Their Ex’s Redrock Serial Bundle 1-4
A man and a woman find themselves drawn to each other after they discover their spouses’ affair.