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The characters are entirely fictitious. However, my work as a psychiatrist gave me rich material for creating characters who struggle with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and other conditions.

Jess Wright – 8 September 2026 Continue reading →

The book is about power, manipulation and arrogance. The initiating catalyst is a record-breaking drought that is destroying the economy of the American Southwest. It is a presidential election year and 80,000,000 voters in the Southwest are demanding a permanent solution to the chronic drought problem.

Ian Duncan MacDonald – 6 September 2026 Continue reading →

My target audience would be lovers of horror, dark fiction, and suspense, but I always hope everyone will enjoy it. Anyone who is a fan of the human spirit and of overcoming challenges will love my book. 

Seth Voorhees – 3 September 2026 Continue reading →

I spent a semester in Paris in undergrad and was nearly mowed down in Montmartre by a couple of flics (French cops) chasing a hot French bad guy on a motorcycle. After that, I knew I wanted to write a crime thriller set in Paris. And when I started having fantasies about riding on the back of the hot French bad guy’s bike while outrunning the flics, I knew it had to be funny as well.

Lauren Johnson – 1 September 2026 Continue reading →

I started out wanting to write about this amazing scallop fisherwoman I knew on Cape Cod, but as I went along, I realized that I didn’t want so much a character-driven book as a plot driven thriller. 

Judy Foreman – 29 August 2026 Continue reading →

Wrapped in Grace is a devotional that weaves devotions and poetry to show how God’s grace is displayed in everyday life for everyday people. 

Beth Mims – 27 August 2026 Continue reading →

It was a joy to learn about ancient Mesopotamia. The life and times of this period were unexpected; we owe a great deal to this civilization, from writing and schools to law and literature.

Ellen Rachlin – 25 August 2026 Continue reading →

The prologue became vivid in my mind in the form of a long, poetic run-on sentence describing a scene in the ancient Indian night sky. While at a party with family and friends, I began first playing with words that would become this world.

Merlin Senthil – 23 August 2026 Continue reading →

I think anyone who enjoys suspense with substance will enjoy The Shelter. 

Khaled Ashraf – 21 August 2026 Continue reading →

The common thread in all my novels is women whose stories have been forgotten or are misrepresented.

Laurel Corona – 19 August 2026 Continue reading →