Innocents at Home: A Novel by Linda Ulleseit A five-month voyage to the Holy Land in 1867 led Mark Twain to write his novel Innocents Abroad. But what happened to those innocents after they returned to New York? Innocents at Home tells the tale of Nina Larrowe and Emma Beach, two of Twain's shipmates. Nina … Continue reading Innocents at Home: A Novel by Linda Ulleseit
During the 1970s and 80s, the Soviet Union penetrated the corporate economy and financial systems of the United States to engage in industrial espionage.Cold Warrior is the story of Kasia Kerenski, a street mime who is “discovered” to work as a Hollywood actress. Coerced into becoming a double agent for the KGB and CIA, she is … Continue reading Cold Warrior by Robert Tucker
Rewind Ranch by Peggi Davis What price would you pay to reclaim the vigor and allure of youth? Four spirited Southern seniors are about to find out. Tempted by the promise of Rewind Ranch, a paradise nestled in Hawaii's enchanting Hana hills, they embark on a journey that promises unlimited cosmetic enhancements, captivating company, and … Continue reading Rewind Ranch by Peggi Davis – Award Winning Novel
Up Here by Jim Shomos - Book Review Up Here by Jim Shomos When you've had two dream marriages, choosing your eternal soulmate in heaven is one hell of a dilemma. Can you have more than one soulmate at the same time? After two blissful marriages are cut short by tragic circumstances, Peter’s own early … Continue reading Up Here by Jim Shomos – Book Review
The Southern Belles (The Brighton Belles Series Book 1) by Katie Simpkins Synopsis: Not Just Any Old Riches to Rags Story. Heiresses, Evelyn, Georgia and Olivia Belle, nicknamed The Southern Belles by the tabloid press, have everything they’ve ever wanted. Then, suddenly, on Evelyn’s 30th birthday, their father dies in a tragic road traffic accident, … Continue reading The Southern Belles by Katie Simpkins
Entrance (Thornhill Trilogy Book One) Synopsis: I lowered myself onto the lavish Louis 14th chair, swallowing tightly I peered down at my badly ironed, outmoded office-girl get-up. How could an ordinary girl with an unnatural fondness for vintage clothes and art, find herself amongst a room of hopefuls looking more like supermodels? The boss’s name … Continue reading Entrance by J.J. Sorel
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