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The Man Who Had 9 Lives; A Murder on Skis MysteryBy Phil Bayly
The Man Who Had Nine Lives, by avid skier Phil Bayly, is the fifth and latest in the author's captivating Murder on Skis series. Whether a novice skier or enthusiastic ski bum, mystery lover, or history aficionado, the beauty of the setting in the mountains of Colorado will dazzle the reader. The novel's ... The Massacre at Yellow HillBy C.S. Humble
The Massacre at Yellow Hill by C.S. Humble and published by Black Rose Writing is a story about a hellacious evil entity that has tremendous powers and surrounds itself with other hideous creatures that love to eviscerate its victims. The story takes place in West Texas in the 1870's. The first victim introduced in the story is thirty-five-year-old ... | |
The McCarron's Daughter
Set during the American Revolutionary War with the British, the McCarron’s Daughter, by Sharon K. Middleton, is a historical fantasy or time travel romance that involves characters from the late 1700s, and the 21st century. The Melody of the Mulberries
The Melody of the Mulberries, by Tonya Jewel Blessing, is a strange and powerful tour through the souls of human decency and humanity staged during the 1920s in a very destitute part of the country. It is written in a style reminiscent of Caldwell's Tobacco Road, minus the salacious element. The novel continues ... | |
The MENtal Fight Of Your Life
Author Freddie Floyd, J. is a Christian religious writer and the author of "The Mental Fight of Your Life." It is a self-help book where the author tackles the urgent need to transform our thought patterns and behaviors. This serious work aims to inspire change and empower individuals to take control of their lives. The Mercury Idol
Combine a murder mystery with fantasy, sci-fi characters, and an ancient legend, and you get Brendan Walsh’s action-packed thriller, “The Mercury Idol.” This gripping tale begins at the Rat Tail Inn, a dilapidated, shadowy establishment on the far outskirts of an obscure village. It’s the kind of place no one visits ... | |
The Message in the Painted Rock (An Arthur and Marya Mystery)By Tom Blanton
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The Message in the Painted Rock (An Arthur and Marya Mystery) by Tom Blanton is an excellent beginning for what appears to be a children series. It introduces the main characters, Author and Marya, their friends (Wacky, Bertie, and J. J), and their families. It also gives a glimpse of the types of mysteries that they’ll ... The Mighty Chronicles: Rise Of HeroesBy Elias Garcia
Young teens enjoy reading about superheroes and often imagine themselves as a hero. Author Elias R Garcia taps into this genre in "The Mighty Chronicles: Rise of Heroes". "Rise of Heroes" is the first book in the newest series of adventure-packed, science fiction/ fantasy genre written for the middle school independent reader ... | |
The Miracle Morning After 50: A Proven Path to Joy, Vitality, and Purpose for Aging Adults
Following the tremendous success of Hal Elrod’s previous “Miracle Morning” books, Elrod has partnered with author Dwayne J. Clark to release an exciting new addition to the series: “The Miracle Morning After 50.” The MoonStone Girls
The Moonstone Girls by Brooke Skipstone opens during the early 1960 LGBTQ movement championed by homophile activists that were instrumental in creating a group identity, an identity that would later enable gay men and women to rally together and demand change on a broader scale. The main protagonist in Skipstone’s novel is a girl named ... | |
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