by Steve Karmazenuk
http://kspaceuniverse.blogspot.com/
A massive alien artifact is discovered beneath the desert outside of Laguna, New Mexico. Before its existence can be concealed, the object unearths itself and news of the discovery is leaked to the international media. As religious leaders strive to reconcile the artifact?s existence with their faiths, and governments wrestle over its many secrets and how to exploit them, ordinary men and women around the world struggle to make sense of a perpetual onslaught of live and unfiltered news broadcasts about the object. When a survey team is sent in to examine and explore it, they discover that not only is the artifact still operational, but it is conscious and has been waiting for tens of millions of years?
Robert Burton Robinson from http://www.robertburtonrobinson.com just came up with a brand new mystery / suspense novella. If you haven’t checked out Robert’s previous ebooks, click here to find out more. Fly the Rain is basically Book Four of the Greg Tenorly Mystery Series (a novella - 35,800 words). When Greg Tenorly gets an invitation to his dad’s 75th birthday party, Cynthia convinces him to go, and to use the occasion to finally make things right with his estranged father. But the war of words Greg is dreading becomes the least of his worries after he and his family cross paths with a cold-blooded killer.
AUTHOR: Eugene Woodbury
GENRE: Romance
WEBSITE: www.eugenewoodbury.com
The Path of Dreams is a romantic fantasy arising out of the traditional Japanese practice of the arranged marriage. The matchmakers in this case are an Osaka samurai academic and a Scottish Mormon polygamist. The union these two 19th century raconteurs plot for their great-great grandchildren is one their descendants never could have anticipated, for this o-miai exists only on “the path of dreams.”
Although they have never met before, a seemingly chance encounter leaves Elaine Chieko Packard and Connor McKenzie haunted by passionate dreams they cannot control. They determine to resolve the growing tension between the moral strictures of their religion and their own overpowering emotions by eloping, a decision that triggers an entirely unexpected series of events.
In the days and months that follow, they find themselves reliving–in dreams and reality–many of the same conflicts their parents and grandparents once did. They come to realize that their lives cannot move forward until they have attended to the unsettled obligations of the past. As the prophet Malachi commanded, they must “turn the hearts of the fathers to their children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers.”
by Deanna Miller
Hesper the Alula and her secret friend Tristan the Boytaur are forced to part sadly when Hesper is sent to the human plane to save the parallel planes of existence from possible destruction. A year later, as Hesper leads the life of a high school girl with no memory of her previous life, she meets a strangely familiar boy. Tristan has journeyed at great risk to find her, having learned a way to travel between the planes without losing his memory. They return to the Alula plane on a dangerous adventure to discover the real solution to the planes’ troubles–as Hesper struggles all the while with her fear and her tender feelings for the friend who should be her foe.
Winner of the 2004 Wilbur Award for Fiction, given by the Religion Communicators Council. For ages 10 and up. An uplifting fantasy in the tradition of Madeleine L’Engle and C.S. Lewis. Field nominated by reviewers for ALA’s Best Books for Young Adults, Michael L. Printz Award for Excellence in Young Adult Literature, Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults, and Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Readers.
“Fresh and new and is very readable. Once started, a reader finds it difficult to stop.”
- Jean E. Karl, who nominated Sky Bounce for the Pushcart Press Editors’ Book Award
“Remarkable philosophical and spiritual depth even as the story is just plain fun! The value placed on each plane’s uniqueness and emphasis on fitting in makes for strong social commentary for the discerning reader. Miller’s embracing of individuality and self-sacrifice makes for deep thinking . . . Sky Bounce comes very highly recommended.”
- Cindy Penn, Wordweaving, 2003
by Arlene Radasky
In THE FOX, a historical novel, Jahna and Lovern’s clan lay in the Roman’s path of destruction. The death of their people is a certainty, unless a bargain is made with the Gods, even if it means a human sacrifice.
Will the trade the Druid Lovern and his visionary wife, Jahna make with the Gods, save their family? Will there be future generations to sing the songs of their dead?
Two centuries later, Aine MacRae is on their trail. She’s a struggling archaeologist, on the verge of uncovering the village were Jahna and Lovern lived. She’s found the farm where her site is located is for sale! But for a ghostly, visit greed almost triumphs leaving the truth and ancient stories buried forever. Read The Fox and discover if Jahna and Lovern’s bloodline continues and if Aine wins her independence, finds answers to haunting questions and allows a lost love to be rekindled.
Visit Arlene Radasky’s website, www.radasky.com, to learn more about THE FOX.
Spots Blind
by Linda A. Lavid
http://www.lindalavid.com
Spots Blind is a collection of short fiction by award-winning author, Linda A. Lavid. The eleven stories in this collection address those unexpected events that change lives. “Regardless of foresight, planning, preparation, you can’t alway see what’s coming. The trajectory is misinterpreted, misconstrued, minimized. On the other hand someone could be blocking your view, on purpose, with malice. No matter what, something is heading your way.”
by Mike Reeves-McMillan
City of Masks is a swashbuckling adventure in a setting reminiscent of Shakespeare’s Italy (complete with twins). In the city-state of Bonvidaeo, by custom and law everyone must wear a mask and act in character with it, or face civil, social and religious penalties. Gregorius Bass is sent to Bonvidaeo as the Envoy of Calaria, primarily to get him out from underfoot. Masked as the Innocent Man, and in the company of his radical young Bonvidaoan servant, Bass stumbles into mystery, intrigue, heresy and murder.
GENRE: Suspense. LENGTH: 2,457 words. SYNOPSIS: The year is 2018. Television is obsolete. Everything is web-based. Watch any show whenever you want. And thanks to massive computer databases and powerful processors, all data is now saved. Place your grocery order. You don’t have to specify what you want—they already know. Fries with that? They don’t even need to ask. Everything can be personalized. Even The President of the United States.
GENRE: Humor. LENGTH: 1,364 words. SYNOPSIS: A washed-up TV reporter sees a chance for a big story when he discovers an amazing invention while passing through a small town.
GENRE: Suspense/Crime. LENGTH: 1,264 words. SYNOPSIS: Road Rage can take you on a trip to somewhere you’ve never been. And make you wish you hadn’t gone.
GENRE: Suspense/Crime. LENGTH: 3,525 words. SYNOPSIS: Mary Goldalore is very attractive, wealthy divorcee in her mid-thirties. She’s also a bit naive—making her a prime candidate for a con artist’s scheme.
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