Title: Just Good Clean Fun Author: Michael J. Hawron Genre: Historical Fiction / Spy Thriller / International Intrigue Just Good Clean Fun, by Michael J. Hawron, is a spy thriller set in the 1970s and 1980s. Like many spy thriller novels, Just Good Clean Fun follows a seemingly average (albeit handsome and charming man), who secretly has some… Read More Just Good Clean Fun – Editorial Review
Title: Asking Smarter Questions: How to Be an Agent of Insight Author: Sam Knowles Genre: Non-Fiction In Asking Smarter Questions: How to Be an Agent of Insight, organizations, innovators, and big-thinkers alike can expect to expand their perspective on this simple, but rarely easy, tactic to develop ideas and create solutions: asking questions.
Title: Alive and Beating Author: Rebecca Wolf Genre: Literary fiction Alive and Beating by Rebecca Wolf is based on a true story about her friend who died and donated her organs.
Title: Ribbons of Death Author: Edita A. Petrick Genre: Thriller / Adventure / Science fiction How do you stop terror that doesn’t fight with conventional weapons? How do you combat a myth who simply walks among the people, competing for nothing more than to stay alive? These are the questions government agent Carter… Read More Ribbons of Death – Editorial Review
Title: The Robber of Youth Author: Keith Julius Genre: Literary Fiction This story takes readers along the journeys of Rosaletta Guiterrez, a fifteen-year-old who watched her brother die and was turned out of her mother’s home in the same night, and Melanie Cox, a new Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) who longs to… Read More The Robber of Youth – Editorial Review
Title: Ready… Set… Frog! Author: Katharine Mitropoulos Genre: Picture Book Ready… Set… Frog! by Katharine Mitropoulos tells the story about young Frog and how he wants to win the town race. He sets out to practice, but every time he tries to do so, someone else needs his help.
Title: Ai: Opening Author: George St. Georges Genre: Psychological thriller In George St. Georges’s Ai: Opening, life seems perfectly normal for students of Credence University—that is, above ground. Below ground, a sinister secret society controls the mysterious island’s inhabitants without their knowledge.
Title: Atlanta Stories: Fables of the New South Author: G. M. Lupo Genre: Contemporary fiction / Short stories Atlanta Stories features seven short stories of people whose journeys take them to Atlanta. The characters are diverse–ranging from a young girl with echolalia to a woman who lost the use of her legs when a drunk driver hit her–and… Read More Atlanta Stories: Fables of the New South – Editorial Review
Title: Voted Least Likely Author: Aaron T. Knight Genre: Murder Mystery / Thriller Voted Least Likely is the story of Baxter Bindle, a seemingly innocent and harmless man who finds himself framed for a crime he swears he did not commit.
Title: Yes Means Yes: A Novel Author: Steven M. Wells Genre: Crime and Suspense A young woman’s quest for justice on behalf of her friend forms the backbone of this compelling novel by author Steven M. Wells.
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