Burning Bridges by Anne Krist Consider the role of strangers in our lives. An unknown postman in Virginia hides a bag of mail one day. His simple action set in motion untold consequences for many others—strangers—all over the country. How many bridges were burned in that forgotten mail pouch? Sara Richards’s world is rocked when three love letters from 1970 are delivered decades late. The letters were written by Paul Steinert, a young sailor who took her innocence with whispered words of … [Read more...] about Burning Bridges by Anne Krist
Standing Before Hell’s Gate: The Last Brigade, Book 4 by William Alan Webb
Standing Before Hell's Gate: The Last Brigade, Book 4 by William Alan Webb When Nick Angriff and the men and women at Operation Overtime dedicated their lives to resurrecting America from the trash heap of history, they never dreamed that meant different things to different people. At the moment that the 7th Cavalry has begun to roll back the tide of Chinese invasion, and faced with a renewed threat from the cult known as the Sevens in the south, treacherous traitors derail everything … [Read more...] about Standing Before Hell’s Gate: The Last Brigade, Book 4 by William Alan Webb
The Last Mission of the Seventh Cavalry by Charley Brindley
The Last Mission of the Seventh Cavalry by Charley Brindley A unit of the Seventh Cavalry is on a mission over Afghanistan when their plane is hit. The thirteen men and women bail out of the crippled plane, but when they reach the ground, they are not in Afghanistan. And it seems they have descended two thousand years into the past where primitive forces fight with swords and arrows. The platoon is thrown into a battle where they must choose sides quickly or die. They are swept along in a … [Read more...] about The Last Mission of the Seventh Cavalry by Charley Brindley
Mineran Influence by P N Burrows
Mineran Influence by P N Burrows Sam, an ex-soldier who is trying to rediscover himself after twenty years of service, unwittingly stumbles upon a mysterious alien presence in rural Wales. He thought he'd discovered criminal activities, it was more than that and everything he believed in was shattered. He is drawn into a tangled web of intrigue, pitting him against forces bent on destruction and putting his life in peril. Feeling mentally eroded by his time in the army and having worked hard … [Read more...] about Mineran Influence by P N Burrows
Seduction of Guilt by Emma Calin
Seduction of Guilt by Emma Calin Sexy but alone Helen Marx is a cop too guilty to love. Sexy but alone Marco Ambastilias is the world's greatest opera star too guilty to sing. When their guilt collides their bodies betray their needs in a climax worthy of theatre, worthy of love. Widowed as a bride, police dog handler Constable Helen Marx loses herself in her work. For eight years her German shepherd, Lanza, has been at her side. When a thug leaves him gravely wounded the whole framework of … [Read more...] about Seduction of Guilt by Emma Calin
Sferogyls by Mit Sandru
Sferogyls by Mit Sandru Evil empire attacks a peaceful planet. Fight or be enslaved. On Earth, Tim Andrus was a science-fiction writer, who, after dying, had his head preserved cryogenically – just in case he’ll get a second chance to live again. He was resurrected, not by doctors but by gods. To his surprise he’s not a mere mortal, but a god himself and his god-name is Timurud. Unfortunately, the life of a god is not all heavenly. Timurud, the god, must protect the good against the evil, … [Read more...] about Sferogyls by Mit Sandru
Interview with Author – Vicki Hinze
Author Bio: A USA Today best selling and award-winning author, Vicki Hinze, has written over thirty-five books (fiction and nonfiction) and hundreds of articles that have been published in as many as 63 countries. She is also a columnist for the global Social-In Network. Vicki writes most often in Romantic Suspense, Thrillers with a romantic element, and Military Romance or Military Thrillers for the general market or for the Christian market. She has written series, political thrillers, … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Vicki Hinze
Jurassic Jail, The Time Wars Book 1 by William Alan Webb
Jurassic Jail, The Time Wars Book 1 by William Alan Webb The Time Wars have begun! Can you prosecute a 155 million year old murder if the victim is still alive? Peter Dance thinks he can, unless the killers get him first. During a shady militia meeting in New Orleans, a famous scientist claims a bold discovery. The government mole in the group, known only as Gomorrah, knows he’s been tagged. He takes off with carloads of gunners on his tail. Meanwhile, a partial skeleton turns up in a … [Read more...] about Jurassic Jail, The Time Wars Book 1 by William Alan Webb
The Man in the Blue Fez by Rik Stone
The Man in the Blue Fez by Rik Stone Victory or Death ... there is no in-between From a former death camp in the snowy Russian mountains of 1973, Jez Kord is sent into the freezing wastelands to prove himself fit. Returning to camp, the sky is filled with helicopter gunships and he watches a venomous assault end with the flaming liquid of napalm bombs swallowing up the entire complex. He makes a run for it, but a unit of Spetsnaz elitists are hot on his heels. Jez's wife Anna is on … [Read more...] about The Man in the Blue Fez by Rik Stone
Her Man in Sorrento by Ann Streetman
Her Man in Sorrento by Ann Streetman When Sarah Millerman meets Nathan Ferrari, her vacation in Italy takes unexpected turns as breathtaking as the Amalfi coast drive. Charming, handsome Navy Commander Nathan Ferrari is staying at his Aunt Alessa’s beach house in Sorrento, while he is on annual leave from Naval Base San Diego. As Nathan puts it, “You’re an American on vacation. I am an American on vacation. It makes sense for us to have some fun together.” Sarah intends to keep the … [Read more...] about Her Man in Sorrento by Ann Streetman
