A fast-paced western yarn that is hard to put down! Texas in the 1880’s offered both opportunity and danger. Mike Stone comes to Texas to avoid the gunfighter reputation he had acquired in New Mexico. He finds adventure and danger as he settles in near Austin with an unexpected inheritance and a beautiful new neighbor. […]
Free: The Gentle Art Of Forgetting
April 4, 2020 By
A 30-year-old woman named Jane Dawn wakes in a snow-covered hut with no memories, but the suspicion she may have been responsible for something terrible. Set over two timescales in two very different places, you’ll uncover the mystery of Jane’s curious life in this tale of love, loss, memory, magic, and mortality. Free on Kindle.
Lucid Dream
April 4, 2020 By
This is the era of technology. Two years ago, Suraj, a teenager, dreamed about a life devoted to technology. Today, he wants to be an author while millions of technocrats are in corporate careers, civil services, and entrepreneurship. Suraj has a Lucid Dream, a dream in which one is aware that one is dreaming. One’s […]
Free: Chasing Rabbits
April 3, 2020 By
As a driven fourth-year medical student, Rudy Dell is all about numbers and school standing. But in an unexpected turn of events, he finds himself assigned to the Oncology unit of the University Pediatric Hospital, in unfamiliar territory and answering to a demanding attending physician. Unbeknownst to him, he will face a most unexpected test, […]
Arnold Falls
April 2, 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 […]
While You Walked By
March 31, 2020 By
A young homeless boy. An old man who had lost everything. An unlikely friendship that brought healing to both. Ben doesn’t know what to think when a homeless boy shows up late one night behind Angelo’s Bakery where he works as a handyman. He’d seen his share of suffering humanity on the streets of Philadelphia, […]
Free: Sockeye
March 28, 2020 By
Joe Wallace returns to a remote Oregon valley from self-imposed exile to bury the father who abandoned him a decade ago. Sad, alone and drinking, Joe has nearly given up on life and love. The escalating threats rekindle a fire Joe thought was dead or buried in him. When his jealous brother tries to develop […]
By the Sea
March 27, 2020 By
A comic look at love, sex, and the pursuit of happiness taking place in and around a residential hotel by the sea. The architecturally eclectic Briers Hotel is situated on Leech Beach, a not particularly inviting beach, being often fog-bound and always scruffy. But it’s the perfect setting for the ensemble cast of characters who […]
The Incident Pit
March 18, 2020 By
There have been so many deaths at this massive, old, flooded quarry over the years they’ve nicknamed it ‘The Incident Pit’. The bottom of it has never been reached and so there’s an obsession by divers to be the first to get there. And as the authorities threaten to close the dive site for good […]
Free: Angel of Mercy
March 16, 2020 By
She had her entire life planned until the Great War began and everything changed. April 1914. Barrie, Ontario. Hettie Steward is feisty, educated, ambitious and stubborn. Her fiancé, Geoffrey Bartlette, the love of her life since childhood, has been a patient man. He waited while she attended nursing school and worked a year, but now […]
After the Voyage
March 16, 2020 By
At the heart of After the Voyage is an arranged marriage poisoned by well-intentioned lies. From different counties in Ireland, Maggie Qualter and Richard Terrett both sail to America as young adults in 1870 after surviving Ireland’s Great Hunger as children. Maggie works as a maid for a wealthy family. Richard finds work in a […]
The Gentle Art Of Forgetting
March 14, 2020 By
Jane Dawn wakes in a snowbound hut with no memory, but the suspicion she may be responsible for something terrible. Discover the mystery of Jane’s life in this tale of love, loss, mortality, and magic. “…engrossing, moving… surprising… I haven’t read anything quite like it before.” – Sandra Makower, Goodreads $0.99 on Kindle.
Playing Games With Boys
February 24, 2020 By
For readers who have ever had thoughts about the one who got away, author Charlotte Ross says, “I wrote this book for you.” Told through a sequence of stories, it’s a captivating look at how those we’ve loved, those we’ve shared time with, become a part of us. A poignant and ultimately uplifting novel about […]
Jane Digby’s Diary: A Rebel Heart
February 16, 2020 By
.Jane Digby is now an independent woman. She will make the most of it. $2.99 on Kindle.
Free: Tasman Allan
February 15, 2020 By
Despite growing up without a mother, Tasman Allan has had an easy life. She loves her dad, her aunty, and her home. But suddenly everything changes. Her dad falls in love, her aunty moves away, and Tasman isn’t sure where she fits into this new life of her fathers. When a not so familiar face […]
Jane Digby’s Diary
February 9, 2020 By
Jane Digby lives in a time when women follow the rules. She will not. $2.99 on Kindle.
Free: Bowl of Fruit (1907)
February 4, 2020 By
When Leon agrees to meet the mysterious ghostwriter Anna Tor, the devastating secrets of the past are revealed one by one to bind them ever closer together. “A magically original story about two strangers and enticing secrets.” – IndieReader (5 Star Review). Free on Kindle.
Free: It’s Only the Dream that Counts: Short Stories All Over the World
January 31, 2020 By
Stories about ordinary people trying to come to terms with the resistance their struggle inevitably raise; from Berlin to the jungles of Africa, from an empty airport in New-York to a Nazi celebration in Paris during the Second World War and to an evening under shelling in Haifa. Keep true to your dreams, they often […]
Pianist in a Bordello
January 30, 2020 By
Are voters really ready for the whole truth? Are you? Pianist in a Bordello is a hilarious political romp through the last four decades of American history, from a narrator who is full of surprises. $0.99 on Kindle.
Finn Again
January 18, 2020 By
Finn McCarthy is half Irish, half English, and fully fantastic. When a world at war beckons, Finn answers the call, but there are some casualties even a soldier can’t prepare for. To heal his wounds he must banish his demons, a journey that leads him to a sleepy fishing village where the mysteries of […]
The Hypnotist’s Assistant
January 10, 2020 By
The Hypnotist’s Assistant is a feel-good novel about a young boy who doesn’t know if he’s gifted as a hypnotist or being used by his mother and neighbor. Along the way, as he ages from 13 to 19 he encounters issues dealing with race, addiction, sexuality, loss and love. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: Mister Drainpipe
January 8, 2020 By
Homeless, alone, haunted by the shadows of the past, Mister Drainpipe is a beggar cast adrift on the streets of Addis Ababa. He ekes out life inside a concrete drain, atop a pile of rubbish. His fragile world is about to implode. A man who has lost everything can still lose his soul. Free on Kindle.
The Winter Sisters: A Novel
January 8, 2020 By
Folklore, medicine, and superstition in the Georgia mountains. Dr. Waycross knows bleeding and blistering, the best scientific medicine of 1822. He arrives in the Georgia mountains to bring his modern methods to the superstitious masses. The local healers, the Winter sisters, claim to treat yellow fever, consumption, and the hell-roarin’ trots just as well as […]
Raw Kingdom
December 27, 2019 By
Raw Kingdom is a five-issue series that follows Khadir Daher. A young yet close-minded boy who gets himself placed in a world he wanted no part of and trouble he could’ve had never imagined. Khadir will be partaking in a journey where his morals and character will not only be put to the test but […]
Pledge to the Wind, the Legend of Everett Ruess
October 23, 2019 By
Pledge to the Wind, the Legend of Everett Ruess follows the adventures of the young vagabond from his appearance in the southwest in 1931 when he was only seventeen, until he seemingly disappeared in 1934, shortly before he turned 21. In this compelling narrative, Robert Louis DeMayo has taken journal excerpts and the letters Everett […]
Free: City in a Forest
October 2, 2019 By
Two women who grew up together in 1970s Atlanta struggle at mid-life to overcome their past while fighting to save a magical, hidden forest in the middle of the city. Both women fight to protect the place that has tangled itself around their hearts like flowering kudzu vines, achingly sweet as a beloved child. Free on […]
Free: City in a forest
October 1, 2019 By
Hidden in the heart of Atlanta, a pristine forest shimmers with magic, but an unscrupulous developer plans to flatten Silver Park—unless two brave women can stop him. Arden Collier risks losing her home. Parker Gozer owns most of Arden’s secret forest, which is rooted in Atlanta’s rich African-American history. As Arden struggles to reclaim her […]
Pianist in a Bordello
September 26, 2019 By
What would happen if a politician decided to tell the truth—the whole truth? Richard Youngblood, aspiring Congressman, is about to find out. He’s running on a platform of honesty and transparency—and against the advice of his friends and advisers, he’s decided to start with himself. His autobiography will lay his entire life bare before voters […]
Free: Bittersweet: A Coming of Age Historical Romance
September 20, 2019 By
Bittersweet captures the zeitgeist of 1960: America transitioning from the gray decade of Eisenhower and McCarthy to JFK and Camelot; The House on Un-American Activities Committee versus the flourishing Beatnik counterculture. Its two protagonists, Renny and Max, students at Berkeley, flirt with Beat poetry, Allen Ginsberg and Kenneth Rexroth, Bebop, and student-led civil rights demonstrations. […]
The Making of Theodore Roosevelt
September 18, 2019 By
This a fictionalized account of a true story – the tale of how two rough Maine woodsmen took a young Theodore Roosevelt under their wing in 1878 and introduced him to the beautiful but unforgiving woodlands of the Northeast. Under their guidance, the frail but strong-willed New Yorker becomes a worthy outdoorsman, an experience which […]
Haiku World
September 15, 2019 By
Haiku World celebrates the haiku genre. The themes are diverse and unique. There is haiku on music, relationships, nature, food and family. Haiku World is the birth of modern haiku. A must-read collection. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Furies
September 12, 2019 By
The city of Fury is a mother that eats its young. It is a working-class melting-pot found at the end of the line on the Quad-City Express. It is a place with where the predators are equal to the number of those preyed upon. Living in the city is tough, and growing up there is […]
Beyond The Moon
September 3, 2019 By
What if love could last more than just one lifetime? A haunting, beautiful story of the First World War, time travel – and choosing the impossible. A strange twist of fate connects a British soldier fighting in World War 1 and a young woman living in modern-day England, when they both end up admitted to […]
Free: A Million Doorways
August 25, 2019 By
New to Rocky Creek, Kentucky, and still mourning the tragic loss of his father, Ethan Brook takes a summer job working for the mysterious and eccentric Zelma Green. With the better part of a century between them, he finds in her an unlikely kindred spirit, unaware that her last husband’s body lies mummified in the […]
Ave Caesar: The Fall of Eden
August 24, 2019 By
Ave Caesar! The Fall of Eden is a maze of ideas, a statement, philosophy. Caesar’s wife must be above suspicion. $2.00 on Kindle.
The Light Behind Blue Circles
August 23, 2019 By
Haunted by terrifying nightmares and a mysterious prophecy, a young man embarks on a 3,000-mile trek through the African bush. This is a ghost story; it’s about that rumble in your stomach when adrenaline surges. Start reading, and you’ll never look at Africa the same again. $0.99 on Kindle.
Danny Smashed
August 20, 2019 By
Born to an unstable mother whose death leaves him in the clutches of a sexual predator, sixteen-year old Danny escapes from a commune in the northern Arizona desert and makes his way to Los Angeles. In short time, the spectacularly handsome teen lands a modeling contract with a small West Hollywood talent agency. Cunning and […]
Tales from Big Country: A Western Storied Collection
August 5, 2019 By
If you like westerns, historical fiction, and action-packed adventures, look no further! This thirteen-story collection, featuring work by national and international bestselling and award-winning authors, offers the best in western fiction. Take a journey into the Old West, from its civilized order to lawless frontier. From the big skies of Montana to perilous rides with […]
Free: Le Morte d’Arthur
July 22, 2019 By
#1 Best-Selling New Release in Medieval Literature on Amazon. King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table retold in a voice accessible to the modern reader. Complete and Unabridged. Free on Kindle.
Free: Fall Rotten
July 21, 2019 By
A vault full of French fascist gold just waits to be taken. It’s the early days of 1940 and Paris has settled into the new normal — a war where no one’s bothered to show up. As uncertainty permeates the darkened City of Light, a secretive organization works to concentrate the wealth and power of […]
