A bomb blast at a Jacksonville, Florida hotel kills 18 people. It is the first of many bombings hitting cities like San Francisco, San Antonio, St. Louis and Cincinnati. A serial bomber has been at large for a year and the body-count has already risen to 42. Nicknamed "Hellbomber", he is unpredictable with the exception of the postcards he leaves at each scene: monuments … [Read more...] about An Interview With Simon Duke, Author of Postcards From Hell
Books
An Interview With Michelle Moore, Author of A Mother’s Grace
The compelling story of heroic women across the country who, despite personal trauma, found grace in difficult times and transformed their personal adversity into pay-it-forward wins by founding nonprofits that help and sustain others, mother to mother. In the midst of environmental chaos, economic uncertainly, and an endless array of health issues, mothers remain the … [Read more...] about An Interview With Michelle Moore, Author of A Mother’s Grace
An Interview With Dr. Tinita Kearney, Author of Lola Koala’s Travel Adventure
Lola Koala is ready to take your child on an adventure! Little ones (ages 2-6) who love to sit in laps, “read” lift-the-flaps, and explore will be enchanted with Lola Koala, a globetrotting adventurer. In this first book, Lola Koala’s Travel Adventures: Who, What, Where and Yes/No Questions, Lola takes little readers along on her travels, asks questions (interactive with a … [Read more...] about An Interview With Dr. Tinita Kearney, Author of Lola Koala’s Travel Adventure
An Interview With Kos Kostmayer, Author of Fargo Burns
Fargo Burns is the first of four groundbreaking experiments in literary fiction from award-winning New York author Kos Kostmayer coming out on Dr. Cicero books. The eponymous hero of the novel, Fargo Burns, is a 32-year-old, Mississippi-born New Yorker whose life is thrown into vivid disarray following two grave mistakes of fate and judgment. Mistake #1: Fargo goes mad, … [Read more...] about An Interview With Kos Kostmayer, Author of Fargo Burns
An Interview With Lucy Rose Fischer, Author of The Journalist: Life and Loss in America’s Secret War
In the early 1960s, Jerry Rose, a writer and artist, travels to Vietnam to teach English and gather material for his writing. Almost accidentally, he becomes one of America’s most important war correspondents. He interviews Vietnamese villagers in a countryside riddled by a war of terror and embeds himself with soldiers on the ground—the start of a dramatic and dangerous … [Read more...] about An Interview With Lucy Rose Fischer, Author of The Journalist: Life and Loss in America’s Secret War
An Interview With John Fitch and Max Frenzel, Authors of Time Off
What do Aristotle, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Lebron James all have in common? Time off in the most creative and nourishing way! Amidst a culture that worships “busyness”, millennials John Fitch and Max Frenzel want us to unlearn workaholism by learning “noble leisure” of the past and developing a quality #RestEthic. The AI researcher (Max) and entrepreneur (John) have … [Read more...] about An Interview With John Fitch and Max Frenzel, Authors of Time Off
An Interview With K.C. Julius, Author of The Drinnglennin Chronicles
K.C. Julius is the author of the Drinnglennin Chronicles, an epic fantasy quartet. She's a hybrid author, and has already published the first two books of the series, Portents of Chaos and A Realm at Stake, with plans to release the second half of the series in April and June of this year. Read on for an interview about her books and experiences as a hybrid author. S.R.: … [Read more...] about An Interview With K.C. Julius, Author of The Drinnglennin Chronicles
An Interview With Jerry B. Jenkins, 21-time New York Times Bestselling Author
Jerry Jenkins is the author of nearly 200 books with sales of more than 71 million copies, including the bestselling Left Behind series. Read on for his interview. S.R.: You have an impressive career, as a 21-time New York Times bestselling author who has written nearly 200 books and sold more than 71 million copies, and your work as an editor and publisher. How did you get … [Read more...] about An Interview With Jerry B. Jenkins, 21-time New York Times Bestselling Author
An Interview With Alexis Marie Chute, Author of Expecting Sunshine
Alexis Marie Chute is the author of Expecting Sunshine. Read on for her interview. Anyone who has experienced—or knows someone who has experienced—miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, or other forms of pregnancy and baby loss should read Expecting Sunshine, including those considering or already pregnant again. After her son, Zachary, dies in her arms at birth, … [Read more...] about An Interview With Alexis Marie Chute, Author of Expecting Sunshine
An Interview With Danielle Ledezma, Author of Izzy in El Mareo
Danielle Ledezma is the author of Izzy in El Mareo. Read on for her interview. Izzy’s trying to cope with life, love, and loneliness, but her fast life in Houston is rapidly spinning out of control. So when the twenty-three-year-old American takes a job at an international resort in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, she hopes her old life is behind her at last—and with it, all the … [Read more...] about An Interview With Danielle Ledezma, Author of Izzy in El Mareo
An Interview with Jack Woodville London, Author of Children of a Good War
Jack Woodville London is the author of Children of a Good War. Read on for his interview. Eleanor Hastings knew from experience that some bombs lie buried for decades before blowing up to hurt someone. Now, forty years after World War II, a cache of faded wartime letters is discovered in a cellar, causing Eleanor's husband, Frank, to understand that he really was a bastard and … [Read more...] about An Interview with Jack Woodville London, Author of Children of a Good War
Book Review: Four Dead Queens
Note: I don’t really review books anymore, but I loved Four Dead Queens so much that I had to share it here. I received an uncorrected galley of Four Dead Queens (out on February 26, 2019), and I have to be honest, I’ve been waiting to read this for over a year (after I first heard about it when Astrid Scholte got into Pitch Wars). (Potential spoilers below.) It did not … [Read more...] about Book Review: Four Dead Queens
Guest Post: On My Publishing Journey
By Debbie Lum Debbie is the author of I Can Handle Him. I never set out to write a book. I’m not a reader, so books aren’t part of my everyday life. But now that I’ve written five novels, it’s fun to look back at how it all began. Here’s a countdown from the beginning on my publishing journey. 10. I had a story rambling around in my brain. One night, I got off of the … [Read more...] about Guest Post: On My Publishing Journey
An Interview with Michael Okon, Author of Monsterland Reanimated
Michael Okon is the author of Monsterland Reanimated. Read on for an exclusive interview. After Monsterland has imploded, the entire world is thrown into chaos. World leadership is gone, economies have collapsed, and communications are non-existent. Wyatt must go beyond the boundaries of his small town to reestablish contact with the outside world, and alert the government … [Read more...] about An Interview with Michael Okon, Author of Monsterland Reanimated
The Making of a Successful Ebook: An Interview with Geoff Jones, Author of The Dinosaur Four
You may remember Geoff Jones, author of the thriller The Dinosaur Four, from my last post where I happily reviewed his book. Geoff is so awesome that I had to interview him twice. The first time was for the podcast I make with my husband, I Know Dino, where we of course discussed the amazing dinosaurs in his book, and the second time, Geoff very graciously let me pick his brain … [Read more...] about The Making of a Successful Ebook: An Interview with Geoff Jones, Author of The Dinosaur Four
