BookLife - Resources and tools for book publishers and writers

Farewell My Life: Buona Notte Vita Mia

by Cynthia Sally Haggard

A Cinderella-ish tale with not-so-charming princes who inhabit the edgy setting of 1920s and 1930s Berlin during the rise of the Nazis, "Farewell My Life" spins an operatic tale of dangerous love, obsession and loss; of crumbling, dissolving and nothingness, that revolves around Grace, a shy 17-year-old whose fabulous talent for the violin promises a shimmering career.

Fishkin

by Janna Lusk

Fishkin is the only fish-chicken in the pond. The fish won't play with her because she clucks. The chickens won't play with her because she swims. Fishkin is sad, but everyone soon learns how Fishkin makes a world of difference.

All Man's Land

by D. Laszlo Conhaim

A Lost Giant, Reimagined

With his new historical novel, ALL MAN’S LAND, D. Laszlo Conhaim mounts a vigorous tribute to Paul Robeson—singer, actor, activist, lawyer, athlete, author. A renaissance man who for five decades sang and spoke to the world, today this titan of the 20th century is all but forgotten.

Mostly fiction, but combining elements of memoir and biography, in All Man’s Land Conhaim rediscovers his own manusc... more

Storm Chasers of Wentworth Hall: A Sweet & Clean Regency Romance (Majestic Estates Series: Book 1)

by IreAnne Chambers

More than one storm is wreaking havoc in Regency England in this Jane Austen read alike with a touch of Pirates of the Caribbean action pulled together in a fun, Princess Bride kind of way. Let the chase begin! A storm is brewing in Regency England and the first storm chasers are born. Lady Ariana Wentworth devises a storm of her own to avoid an arranged marriage, but when her life is threatened one man comes to the rescue. Ariana is not concerned when it comes to the dictates of the day r... more

LEMURIA and ATLANTIS: STUDYING THE PAST TO SURVIVE THE FUTURE

by Shirley Andrews

With compelling information from other scholars, in Lemuria and Atlantis: Studying the Past to Survive the Future, Shirley Andrews describes the fascinating lost continents of Lemuria and Atlantis, with an emphasis on the spiritual life of those who lived there so long ago. When and where did they exist? What can we learn from these two civilizations lost in time? Is there evidence of Lemurians and Atlanteans in the Americas and of their advanced technologies? What other civilizations thrived in... more

978-1-7338237-0-8

by Keziah Frost

They say everyone has a double. Margaret Birch is 87 years old when her friends at the art league tell her they've seen a woman who looks exactly like her doing scandalous things in town. This stranger threatens not only Margaret's reputation, but also old friendships that span decades. Who is this evil twin, where has she come from, and what does she want? And is there any way to get rid of her?

The Art of the Kiss

by Holly Schindler

Can you have more than one happily ever after? Taken in a flash at the beginning of their life together, Sharon Minyard’s portrait of herself and her husband, Michael, hangs on her studio wall as a testament to the possibility of love. Once drawing crowds to gaze in wonder, it has since become all but forgotten—until a young photographer, an old camera, and a bit of magic disturb the dust, setting in motion events that will revive its meaning… Showing—in black and white—that in a town n... more

The Beginner's Guide to Winning an Election

by Michael R. French

In 2025, the “youthification” of democracy means getting rid of the ineffective gray-hairs in Congress. Running for student body president at an Indiana high school, novice Brit Kitridge takes on incumbent Matthew Boltanski, who, with help from a mystery backer, already has his sights on Washington. Brit gains courage and insights from a wise history teacher on how to win, but in the process she finds a maze of deceit and corruption in her school. Is exposing the truth enough to win an election—... more

The Adventures of Laila and Ahmed in Syria

by Nushin Alloo

A tale of two curious children who find themselves exploring the beautiful landscapes and landmarks of pre-war Syria. Although it is about Syria, this book isn't a story of war or violence. If anything, it s a love story dedicated to Syria, written and illustrated to pay tribute to the heritage and humanity that is so often missing from the popular narrative about conflict-stricken countries.

smmnewz

by smmnewz

SMM Newz is a blog managed by social media activist, they share their personal views and points about growing social media reach and business, especially on Instagram .

Fintan Fedora the World's Worst Explorer

by Clive Goddard

Thirteen year old Fintan Fedora has the brains of a damp sock but a heart of gold. Determined to prove to his father, owner of the Fedora Fancy Food Company, that he will one day be good enough to take over the family business, Fintan sets out to find the elusive chocoplum - the rarest and most delicious known to man. With only the help of his trusty and long-suffering butler (oh, and quite a few peanut butter sandwiches), Fintan travels to South America. But little does he know that there are a... more

The Waiting Room

by Diane Eklund-Abolins

The Waiting Room is a room somewhere in a building in a dystopian or totalitarian state, and though there are a number of people in the waiting room, the focus of the book is on only three of them - two of whom can see nothing wrong with the society in which they live, and a third who despairs of the enormous changes to his way of life. Each of these three people experiences his or her present situation in the light of what has happened in the past - individual experiences and perspectives that ... more

I Can't Find My Fun

by Heather Earley

Nicholas (whose mama calls him Snuggle Bug, which is okay with him) has a problem -- he has lost his fun. Maybe he misplaced it, maybe it ran away. Either way, it's gone and Nicholas is very sad. He enlists his mama's help to track down his fun, and in the process makes a discovery about the very nature of fun itself.

Birdwild

by Bobbi Simmons

Birdwild is set in a small rural town in Shellsville, SC, beginning in the early 1950s when the South was struggling with racial segregation. Bree’s story travels through her childhood with an unscrupulous abusive father who is a ruthless drug dealer and womanizer, and her mama who holds her at arm’s length denying her the love Bree so desperately needs. Bree senses that this family withholds big secrets from her. It isn’t until Bree’s mama frees herself from her husband, and Bree learns who her... more

BestVpn Analysis

by BestVpn Analysis

At Best VPN Analysis we have the skill of a demonstrated specialized group of specialists to dissect all the VPN administrations winning in the market, we watch out for novices also, in order to give you the precise investigation dependent on actualities which helps shape up your choice for the best of your advantage with regards to your online security and protection measure with the best VPN alternative that suits the majority of your needs.

Gorb in the Schizocratic Linguiverse

by J. Martin Strangeweather

Discover Books

General Fiction (including literary and historical)