Running with Roselle: How a Blind Boy and a Puppy Grew Up, Became Best Friends, and Together Survived One of America’s Darkest Days is a follow-up novel by authors Michael Hingson and Jeanette Hanscome, Thunder Dog. Running with Roselle fills in the gaps of Roselle’s upbringing and combines her story with Mike’s as he grows... Continue Reading →
Hero Haters by Ken MacQueen
Ken MacQueen’s Hero Haters is a suspense thriller that will pull you to the edge of your seat and keep you there. Somewhere in the United States is a man with a grudge against so-called “heroes,” and he has a particular one that he has his eye on. But first, he’ll make people disappear and... Continue Reading →
My Sister, My Self by Vikki Stark
Have you ever wondered how your sister has influenced your life? Do you ever stop to think – how do they actually influence your life? I mean, besides annoying the ever-living daylights out of you? Whether it be “borrowing” your favorite clothing or simply wanting to tag along, the author has compiled information to reflect... Continue Reading →
Sky Curse By Janet Kravetz
Sky Curse is the first book in Janet Kravetz’s genre-blurring The Chosen Five series. In this sci-fi dystopian-themed novel, the author takes readers into the not-so-distant future, where humanity has brought Earth to its knees. Climate change is rampant and the dangerous weather is unpredictable. The population has overwhelmed the planet, and humans are using... Continue Reading →
The Best Fiction Is Real
A controversial title? For sure. Want to know why we are telling you this? Then read on. Imagine a dangerous chase scene. The main characters under fire, running on an open field, and somehow, every single bullet the the villains shoot, misses. Odd, you think, but it's fiction, right? Right. The scene carries on at... Continue Reading →
Write What Needs To Be Written
Many times, writers, in an attempt to “ride the wave” of a certain genre, write a book, or several, about a popular theme, in an attempt to reach “success faster”. Image by 200 Degrees from Pixabay This tactic is a sure way to fail IF: You don’t have a big marketing platform at your back. You don't... Continue Reading →
Social Media & Book Marketing (Emag 17th Ed)
Get your Free E-mag copy now Book marketing is one of the, if not THE biggest challenge authors of indie books face in their daily lives, and social media is still a great tool to make cheap book marketing, yet many don't know how to use it. SO! We invited some of the authors we... Continue Reading →
Abigail by Daemon Manx
Abigail is an unexpected gift, not just for the short story’s protagonist Adrian, but also to the reader. This short story is a capsule of well written captivation! From the very beginning, the reader is welcomed into the world of Adrian and just when you begin to get comfortable, you are jarred from your seat... Continue Reading →
Thunder Dog by Michael Hingson with Susy Flory
Thunder Dog by Michael Hingson with Susy Flory is the true story of a blind man and his guide dog. This book is going to take you back to the day the towers fell – September 11, 2001. Michael Hingson is going to share his experiences of that day and more. Shedding light on the... Continue Reading →
Makeup Tips from Auschwitz: How Vanity Saved my Mother’s Life by Tommy Schnurmacher
When you hear the word “memoir” you don’t think “hilarious”. However, that is exactly what you get with this book. The chapters fly past you before you know it, but each one holds something truly memorable. From the mother sharing pieces of her past to comparing herself to a famous actress from back in the... Continue Reading →
