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  • The Blood Hotel

    by Cheryl Pena
    Jackson Riley had settled comfortably on the coast with Nadine Dardenne after the end of the world. But one day, five years later, they observe a light in the sky, something unusual in their new darkened reality. After a failed attempt to destroy the threatening object, they find themselves face-to-face with a familiar foe. Once again fleeing for their lives, they must decide how to fight the enemy while no longer possessing any modern technology at their disposal. With few allies, they set out ... more
  • Descent of the Vile

    by Cheryl Pena
    Photographer Jackson Riley is annoyed. He gets called to an unusual job where he's given few details, and the client doesn't seem to understand the time involved in taking large format photographs, which they specifically requested. Even worse, he almost misses the shuttle bus taking him back to his vehicle. But that's when his entire life changes. ​ He barely escapes horrifying peril on the shuttle and races away in his car, only to rescue an enigmatic woman named Nadine who barely speaks... more
  • The Silk Empress

    by Josef Matulich
    The boy called “Pig”, grew up reading stories of airships and boy adventurers in penny dreadfuls. At twelve he finds himself orphaned and apprenticed to Feng Po McLaren, semi reformed air-pirate, first mate of the airship Wu Zetian along the High Silk Road between China and Europe. Now he is facing air pirates, rebels, five unusual women of dangerous abilities, and a clockwork dragon. This seemed all so much easier in the books.
  • Concerto Promotion

    by Mark Tapper

    The three books of the trilogy contemplate the same events through the eyes of different life moments. The first book, The Vials of Our Wrath is a fast-paced thriller whose protagonist is young and idealistic. The second book, My Sun Sets to Rise Again, features an ensemble cast of people in their middle years, coping with all the challenges of their regeneration in a fraught world. Finally, the last book, By the D... more

  • Almost a Witch

    by Suzanne Osman
    Mabel is from a long line of witches and today she is finally old enough to try out to be a witch herself. She can do almost everything a witch should do except for one thing. Will she finally get to war her very own black, pointy hat? Or will she be the only one in her whole family who isn't a witch?
  • theghostwritingservices

    by The Ghostwriting Services

    The Ghostwriting Services specializes in providing tailor-made ghostwriting services to our clients. We offer a wide range of book writing and editing services including book publishing and book marketing services. We offer a variety of publishing packages to suit all needs. You can self-publish, traditional publish or we can do it all! Whatever package you want, TGS has got you covered! 
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  • Offerings to the Flower Moon: The Tale of the Abrams Witch

    by J.E. Erickson
    University student Moira Clarke studies myths and legends, but as much as she loves old stories, she wants to capture a new story for her senior project. Recent folklore. A legend that’s still alive. She has a lead – the Abrams Witch, a supernatural entity blamed for a history of murders and disappearances in a rural Minnesota town – and she’s going to dig it up. Stories must be told. Beneath the veneer of small-town kindness and spring celebrations are a series of horrifying and tragic tales... more
  • Stage Fright

    by Diane L. Kowalyshyn
    Broadway actress Skye Andrews inherits a journal from her soothsaying aunt, and sets her career aside to fulfil her aunt’s final wishes to be buried in the family plot in Kilmarnock, Scotland. Captain Jet Dalry, a recuperating war veteran, helps Skye slice through the cemetery’s red tape. Despite their mutual attraction and her persistence, Jet is a tormented man who repeatedly pushes her away. Skye discovers the journal is enchanted. It reveals how Skye and her aunt lived parallel live... more
  • Promised Shadows

    by MK Ahearn
    Apricus is a kingdom where all citizens are born with an elemental power, and some are born with a second power such as light, healing, or shadows,. The Shadows are a group of shadow wielders set on overthrowing the king. They seek a powerful ancient crown that would amplify their powers. Rae, a common thief, finds herself working with the Prince, Gavriel, to find this crown before them. Along with their friends they take a journey to recover the crown and learn more about their dark secrets on ... more
  • All the Dark Souls

    by A. M. Dunnewin

    Joss Brevyn is the last heir in a long line of executioners. Although a woman, the same rules still apply: kill the condemned within three tries, or be tortured and killed. Joss has yet to miss her mark, and even though she spends her free time as a healer, the town views her only as a deathsman. So when she and her assistant, Henrik, stumble upon a beaten man on the way home, both are hesitant to reveal who they really are. The only problem is, so is he.

    Aric Kayden has seen bette... more

  • The Lost Ship

    by John Hopkins

    Vengeful Gray aliens abandon a humiliating Cretaceous-era colonization failure and time travel to present-day Earth, seeking a doomsday weapon left behind on a shipwreck lost to time in what is now the Amazon’s vast unexplored wilderness.

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    Book Two in The Powers That Be trilogy, THE LOST SHIP, immerses readers in the day-after chaos, carnage, and confusion following the near-apocaly... more

  • Aleister Blake

    by Valentina Cano
    To save her brother’s life, a rat-catcher must play a game with the Devil. One that could cost her her soul. Seventeen-year-old Nora Smith may be the best rat-catcher, pickpocket, and liar in London, but her skills can’t help save her brother when he is killed in a fight. That’s when Aleister Blake appears, a young man who offers to reclaim her sibling from death. For a price. At Aleister’s bidding, Nora leaves her life in the streets and moves into his house, one brimming with secrets. ... more
  • Psychotropic Dragon

    by Michael Bailey
    From the mind of Michael Bailey, author of Palindrome Hannah, Phoenix Rose, and various short fiction and poetry collections, Psychotropic Dragon brings all his work together
  • Chiral Mad 5

    by Michael Bailey
    Bram Stoker Award-winning editor Michael Bailey brings you the fifth and final installment of the Chiral Mad series, featuring a diverse writers from around the world. Includes fiction and poetry by the likes of Stephen King, Josh Malerman, Zoje Stage, Tlotlo Tsamaase, Victor LaValle. Linda D. Addison, Sheree Renée Thomas, and the late Jack Ketchum (writing with Lucky McKee). With illustrations throughout by artist Seth Brown, enjoy a chiral dance of speculative, horror, and dark science fiction... more
  • Pinocchio's Guide to the End of the World

    by Eva Moon
    Becoming real was only the start. Pinocchio got his wish, but finds there’s more to being human than having the right kind of body. Inside, he still feels like that same wooden puppet. In the wake of WWI, his struggle to fit into a human world leads to a deadly fight with a fascist officer and flight from the only home he’s ever known. From tramp steamers to sweatshops, from love to bitter heartbreak, he can’t outrun his puppet past. Returning home years later, he discovers his beloved papa, ... more
  • Instructions in Flesh

    by Marcus James
    Talbot Mathias has always felt different. He's never really been able to connect with his adoptive parents, has had difficulty making friends at school, and has been tormented for his sexuality ever since entering Mariner High School, a place run by a new generation of teenage Golden Gods from South Hill, Edgemoor, and Fairhaven; legacy neighborhoods along the dark waters of Bellingham Bay filled with generational families with dark secrets and ghosts that seem to be in every window or on every ... more
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