About Love Crime: A Later in Life Cozy Mystery Romance by Belle Knock

“You’re never too old to solve crimes!
That’s always been my motto. (Even though I’ve never actually solved a crime before.)

So when my dear friend, Barb, falls for a love scam, I pull together all my wiles and ample life experience to track down the scammer.

Along the way, I team up with Charles, a spicy-hot FBI agent nearing retirement. Now it’s up to me to solve one love scam and not fall in love…even if it’s the real thing.”

-Jane

You’ve never read about a character like Jane before. She’s feisty, she’s sassy, she’s confident in her body, and she’s much older than your average romance protagonist. Plus she solves crimes.

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Hi! I’m Belle Knock (yes, like ring a Belle, Knock on a door) and I love romance! I also love comedy. In my stories, you should find a unique blend of both. Most of all though, I love interesting characters. Whether it’s a big billionaire, a short king, or an arrogant lion-shifter president, I aim to have unique male leads because, as an avid romance reader myself, I’d like to see more variety in romance. Thanks for checking out my bio!

About Aphrodite: Captivating Greek Myths and Facts Involving the Olympian Goddess of Love by Matt Clayton

Did you know that Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, was also associated with the sea?

Born from a strange mixture of divine blood, severed genitals, and seafoam, Aphrodite washed up on the shores of Cyprus long before the emergence of her fellow Olympians. A figure who is as petty as she is relatable, she is not only a key deity of the Greek pantheon, but she is also a central figure in many of the myths we know and love today.

With influences possibly rooted in the goddesses Ishtar and Astarte, there are scholars who believe that the concept of Aphrodite was imported to Greece from the Middle East or West Asia. Contact between cultures might have led to her incorporation into the main Greek pantheon, with her foreign origins explaining some of the regional differences regarding not just her birth but also her personality. While her connections to beauty and love are her most well-known attributes, places like Sparta and Cyprus also viewed her as a war goddess.

Depictions of Aphrodite’s powers can reveal quite a lot about how the Ancient Greeks viewed love. By looking at the life-threatening consequences faced by the mortals who cross Aphrodite’s path, one can see how, in Ancient Greece, a sour end to a relationship could destroy a person’s life through the tainting of their reputation and their honor.

This book focuses on myths that are either centered around Aphrodite or feature her as an important character. Because of her volatile nature and quick temper, Aphrodite could just as often be a force for good as she could be a force for evil. While it would be impossible to gather all the different stories related to Aphrodite in their entirety in one collection, this book provides the interested reader with a nice, if somewhat modest, the assortment of narratives that display different facets of this fascinatingly complex goddess.

Some of the myths you’ll discover by reading this book are:
• Aphrodite’s birth and unexpected marriage
• The life and death of Adonis
• How Psyche and Eros’ love defied divine wrath
• Pygmalion’s arrogance and his unusual mistress
• The beginnings of the greatest war ever fought
• And more!

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Matt Clayton is a best-selling author who is particularly known for his excellent take on mythology. Two of his best-selling books are Greek Mythology: A Captivating Guide to the Ancient Gods, Goddesses, Heroes, and Monsters and Norse Mythology: A Captivating Guide to Norse Folklore Including Fairy Tales, Legends, Sagas and Myths of the Norse Gods and Heroes.
As an author, Matt’s mission is to unveil the captivating stories from the ancient world. So far, he has done a phenomenal job in terms of giving the readers what they want. When Matt is not wearing the author’s hat, he is either reading, eating, sleeping or working on projects related to his brand Captivating History.

About The Wren and the Swordfish Pilot

Heart-warming, courageous, and ultimately uplifting – for all lovers of World War Two historical fiction.
When Cathy’s twin brother is called to serve in the Royal Navy, she leaps at the chance to join the Wrens, which by 1942, has grown into a strong force of over sixty thousand women. But she longs to be at sea and prove herself – to fight alongside her brother.
Already working her way up through the ranks is Wren Officer Anne Foxton, who takes command of a ‘stone frigate’ in the traditional man’s world of the British Navy. It’s a responsible job – and for her – the opportunity of a lifetime. Then into Anne’s well-ordered world comes a young Swordfish pilot who has earned himself quite a reputation. Which one of her girls will catch his eye – and what lengths will he go to, to win her?
And then there’s Linda, a motorcycle dispatch rider, enjoying freedom for the first time in her life and learning all manner of secrets as she takes important messages from one top location to another. She sees a lot more than the war office might be comfortable with, including plans for Operation Pedestal – the most ambitious convoy ever sent through a barrage of enemy fire to the island of Malta.
Against all odds, the women are drawn to help each other. Together, they find the courage to work and play in a war-torn world. All three are placed in grave danger and will only survive with determination, skill and luck. Will they be able to do it?

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Stella Hutchinson was born in the New Forest in Hampshire. She grew up in a zany book-loving family in Cambridgeshire and Suffolk. She loved writing stories from a young age and spent many happy hours scripting adventures with her two younger brothers. At the age of eighteen she went to work for a shipping company in London, but later won a scholarship to study maritime history at the University of Auckland. While overseas, she met her husband, who is from Italy, and together they are raising twin boys. When she’s not working on a new book, she likes learning languages and making costumes for community theatre.

About Where You Go, I Will Go: Lessons From a Military Spouse by Victoria Terrinoni

After 31 years of moving from base to base and state to state, I learned a lot of lessons, some the hard way, about being a military spouse. In this book, I use real-life stories about those lessons. I am sharing them with military spouse and other readers to help them navigate the military lifestyle.

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Victoria Terrinoni is the wife of a retired Air Force Chaplain who retired after 31 years of service. They moved 18 times and finally settled in central Illinois to be near their granddaughters. She is well-versed in the ins and outs of military life and openly shares those experiences with whoever will listen. Terrinoni has twin daughters, two-sons-in-law, two grandsons and two granddaughters. She likes to do things in twos. She is an avid football fan, rooting for the Ohio State Buckeyes and Chicago Bears. When she is not writing or watching football, you can find Terrinoni reading or playing with her grandchildren.