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Celebrating Netflix’s Masterful Adaptation of “The Night Agent”

When Matthew Quirk published The Night Agent in 2018, he couldn’t have known his action-driven political thriller would later be adapted into a #1 hit show on Netflix — he couldn’t have known, but certainly, like many writers, he dreamt about it. It wasn’t the first time his work had…

Dawn IusApril 19, 2023

Fiction

Climate Change, Florida Destruction, Off the Grid Living and Finding Hope

Wow! A MUST READ! Fiction that addresses the possible future in climate change by sharing the beautiful life story of Wanda, a true survivor. Dive in to The Light Pirate (Grand Central Publishing) and you will become enamored with this young girl who has a special connection to nature and learns to…

Jennifer BlankfeinFebruary 28, 2023

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Discover What it Means to be a Knight in New YA Fantasy Series

In Remnants of Light, the debut novel in J.S. Allen’s Knights of Aralia series, readers are taken on a journey of friendship, heartbreak, adventure and self-discovery with the young protagonist, Fordain Abendroth. We meet Fordain as his tribe's village is raided and destroyed by the rebel soldiers of Primus Emprius.…

Abigail WhiteDecember 14, 2022

Fiction

Set Sail with Vibrant, High-Concept Fantasy Pirate Series

When a light breeze blows across the water, Nate can sense it. He should be able to harness that wind, control it and do his duty to assist the imperial navy. But years of training at the academy in Sunthrone City failed to teach him to harness his wind magic.…

Megan BeauregardDecember 7, 2022

Nicklois Leonard

Nicklois Leonard was born and raised in a rural area in southeastern Ohio. Growing up in a small town, he was fascinated with music, sports and science fiction. Later, Mr. Leonard spent over 25 years serving in the US Navy. He now spends his time working in the corporate world.…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

K.W. Beasley

K.W. Beasley is a previous history teacher and lover of everything apocalypse. He is currently working in his second favorite field of construction after doing an eight-year tour in the classroom teaching social studies to high schoolers. Dr. Beasley has four degrees with his latest one being a doctorate in…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

Author Bette Bono

Bette Bono’s writing mixes many things she loves including history, mystery, time travel, adventure, romance, senior citizens and superheroes. She doesn’t believe those last few categories are mutually exclusive. Her characters are members of the American Association of Remarkable Persons (“the other AARP”), a group of senior citizens who use…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

George Robert Minkoff

A rare book dealer for fifty-two years, George Robert Minkoff is a member of the Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America as well as the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers. Minkoff currently serves as Secretary on the Board of Directors of the Poetry Society of America. George Robert Minkoff Inc. Rare…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

Margot Suzanne Weyandt

MARGOT SUZANNE WEYANDT holds a bachelor’s degree in education and language arts from SWMN State University. She taught elementary students who had special learning and behavior problems on Leech Lake Indian Reservation, MN. Margot received an MSSW degree from the U of TX, Arlington, and became a LMSW, specializing in…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

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Danger and Romance Collide on the Hunt for a Hidden Treasure

—∞— Abby Holland's treasure-hunting grandfather, King Farrell, is missing and presumed dead. Her inheritance comes with a choice: she can live out her boring life in Denver in the Victorian house he's willed to her, or sell it and use the proceeds to find the legendary Lost Dutchman Mine in…

Gevera Bert PiedmontJune 6, 2022

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College Students Plan Chinese Art Heists in Portrait of a Thief

“Li invites readers along for a ride in the crew’s roving getaway car, promising breathtaking vistas and, more importantly, a reckoning with colonial legacies that have long lingered in the shadows.” —Boston Globe “A cinematic heist thriller with a social conscience … vivid and precisely crafted.” —BookPage “Portrait of a…

Jennifer BlankfeinJune 2, 2022

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When Murder Rears Its Head, A Group of Boys’ Coming of Age Becomes a Whole Lot More Complicated in “King Harvest”

In sultry summer of 1975 on the Kansas plains, a rowdy bunch known locally as “the boys” skirt the fine line of felonious law by harvesting wild hemp to sell on the illegal market. Better known as marijuana, the hemp grows thick across three counties and tempts the adventurous spirit…

Peggy KurkowskiMay 31, 2022

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A Hated Judge, an Unending Suspect List and a Small Town Full of Secrets

Think of all the times people have described a book to you by saying it starts off slowly but you’ll get into it. Frankly, that never cut it for me. Author Katherine Burnette subconsciously must have been listening. That’s because before you’ve left the first two pages of her legal…

Jim AlkonMay 26, 2022

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Norse-Inspired “The Relic” Takes Readers on a Hero’s Journey of Mythical Proportions

Almost two decades ago, Rick Riordan’s The Lightning Thief created a worldwide phenomenon, rekindling an interest in mythology among readers around the world. Since then, the popularity of mythology-inspired media has shown no signs of cooling off. From Sony’s God of War video game series to Marvel’s investment in its…

Wyatt SemenukMay 25, 2022

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Immerse Yourself in India’s Colorful Contradictions With Romantic Thriller “Mrs. Varman”

India is a country of juxtapositions: abject poverty neighboring the well-to-do, garbage spoiling on city streets and fragrant foods on restaurant tables, harsh sunlight burning the air outside dusky rooms with thick embroidered curtains. Sanjeeta Behera brings all this to her readers in Mrs. Varman, offering a complicated backdrop to…

Sherri DaleyMay 19, 2022

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Sailors Who Turn Up at “Cape Henry House” Create Wild and Lasting Memories

Cape Henry House by Jolly Walker Bittick, based on a true coming of age story, follows 21-year-old Petty Officer Third Class Bosner over a three-week period during his own carefree days of youth. It's 2008. Bosner is a helicopter greaser in the U.S. Navy working long hours and looking to…

Barbara WilkovMay 18, 2022

Celebrating Netflix’s Masterful Adaptation of “The Night Agent”

Discover What it Means to be a Knight in New YA Fantasy Series

Nicklois Leonard

K.W. Beasley

Author Bette Bono

George Robert Minkoff

Margot Suzanne Weyandt

Danger and Romance Collide on the Hunt for a Hidden Treasure

College Students Plan Chinese Art Heists in Portrait of a Thief

When Murder Rears Its Head, A Group of Boys’ Coming of Age Becomes a Whole Lot More Complicated in “King Harvest”

A Hated Judge, an Unending Suspect List and a Small Town Full of Secrets

Norse-Inspired “The Relic” Takes Readers on a Hero’s Journey of Mythical Proportions

Immerse Yourself in India’s Colorful Contradictions With Romantic Thriller “Mrs. Varman”

Sailors Who Turn Up at “Cape Henry House” Create Wild and Lasting Memories

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