Behind the Veil by E. J. Dawson

Alasdair is desperate for psychic Letitia to save his niece from a ghost, but she says no, she won’t jeopardize her own sanity facing darkness again. Until she isn’t given a choice. With girls going missing, Letitia and Alasdair must work together to find out who or what is terrorizing 1920’s Los Angeles.

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Ejay writes scifi, fantasy, and horror, with a dash of the paranormal. Behind the Veil is her first book with Literary Wanderlust, a romantic suspense with a touch of darkness. She also has a fantasy NA with Literary, Echo of the Evercry, and two self published series, Queen of Spades, and the Last Prophecy Series.

About Exiles of Dar’ryn

A human colony struggles to survive on the distant alien planet of Dar’ryn. Countless savage dangers lurk just beyond their protective wall. And the reclusive reptilian natives have their own problems: corruption, conspiracy, and murder.

Standing behind all this is a mysterious figure manipulating everything for its own nefarious ends.

In this volatile mixture, four heroes are thrust into exile against their will and must unite or witness everything fall. There’s only one problem: they first have to find each other in the vast wilderness of Dar’ryn. And none of them know it.

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Sam is the author of 18 books in the Fantasy, Science-Fiction, and Horror genres. And he can't seem to stop. He lives in the Pacific Northwest with his family and enjoys reading, movies, and writing, and he is a huge Star Wars nut.

Out of the Shadows by Vickie Adams

An explosion. An injured bartender. A dead woman. Accusations of arson and murder.
Staff Sergeant Martha Richards, Air Force Military Training Instructor, fights to clear her lover, Tess Beck, and Jennifer Nichols, the bar’s owner. As she confronts and questions other suspects, Marty experiences accusations of her own. Her commander fires her from her Military Training Instructor duties for allowing Tess, a former trainee, to live with her. Being openly gay is not an option. She finds herself at a crossroads. Should she reenlist? Or separate from the Air Force, the only career she’s ever known? She loves her career, but she also loves Tess. During her quest, she experiences self-awareness and personal growth.

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Vickie’s love of writing began in middle school. Her short stories have been included in several anthologies. Out of the Shadows is her second with Wicked Publishing, following Heartland.

Born in Knoxville TN. She grew up in southeast Michigan. During the Vietnam war, she enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. Her most memorable assignment was 45 days on Wake Island during the fall of Saigon. Following twenty years in the United States Air Force officer, she retired in 1992. Following her military retirement, she served another twenty years as a Veterans Service Officer, retiring a second time in 2016.

Education includes a B.A. in journalism from Southwest Texas State University and an M.A. from Chapman College.

Vickie is married to Lisa Marie. They love to travel and have taken several cruises. She has a son, Alex. Together they have two fur babies, Oliver and Nietzsche.

About Driveway Detailing Warrior by S.L. Lucas

In this refreshingly entertaining DIY how-to guidebook, S.L. Lucas serves up ten inspirational in-depth chapters full of sage advice, money-saving DIY detailing projects, the odd heart-warming story and occasional fruity language.
TO HELP YOU
Understand why you need not pay sky-high pro detailer’s prices to bring out your car’s beauty and how to keep her in stunning tip-top condition at a fraction of the pro detailer’s cost.
Learn the pro hacks and techniques on a journey of discovery where you’re empowered with the know-how to bring your car back to her former glory with the power of home detailing on a budget.
Transform your Sports Car back to her former alluring beauty yourself, turning her into the glorious envy of friends and neighbours.

From the book’s beginning you’ll understand why you should embrace the Driveway Warrior spirit. You’ll learn how to DIY detail/ valet your car Driveway Warrior style and how to use the power of home detailing on a budget to thrive in your endeavour to create the ultimate DIY detailed street weapon…

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S. L. Lucas is the owner and creator of the popular ‘Driveway Detailing Warrior’
home detailing blog and is a blogging mentor in the home detailing community.
A published writer for the local press as well as a Porsche monthly magazine, he
has bought, sold, detailed, cherished and spiritedly driven three different Porsche
models since 2002. He lives in Brighton in the UK, and continues to detail and enjoy his
current cherished Porsche Cayman 987.2

Muscle Bunny’s Infinitesimal Tale by Michael & Sandra Avant

Muscle Bunny is a healthy body-building guru, obsessed with his muscles and physique. He loves to show off his almost “perfect” body to the often bewildered and uninterested animals in the forest.

Join Muscle Bunny on this fun-filled rhyming adventure and discover the hilarious mystery he has set out to solve. Will his woodsy friends be the key to helping him find what he’s looking for? And what does infinitesimal mean?

Find out for yourself in, Muscle Bunny’s Infinitesimal Tale.

Available in the following formats: Paperback, Hardback, *eBook, and Audio Book

We are offering a free ebook promotional download on October 2 and November 6, 2022, to celebrate our book launch, @Amazon. Use the link and get your copy. We welcome and appreciate your support and reviews. Thank you!

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In November 2021, Michael and Sandra Avant launched Wordbo Creative, LLC. After many years of successfully working together on a diverse array of creative projects, followed by the pandemic, they decided to begin a new chapter in their lives. Together, they have professional experience in mentoring, youth and family programming, and children’s entertainment.

They have been married for nearly 25 years, and are known for their love of family, and for being a bit silly. These traits permeate all aspects of Wordbo. To date, they have released 16 activity books for children and adults. The latest of which is, Muscle Bunny’s Infinitesimal Tale.

About The Safe Game

New Jersey, 1928.

The Cons – Roy, Urbane, and Victoria – made a living by separating fools from their money and rarely stayed in one place for too long. Keeping food in their bellies and a roof over their heads often meant hopping from one game to the next, barely staying ahead of the law or poverty and sometimes both.

That was until the day Roy – the Idea Man – thought he found a big score; one that would put the Cons on Easy Street. No more scraping by. No more hungry nights in the cold or picking pockets in desperation. Maybe even enough to get them out of this life for good. But things were never that simple.
When a tragic death brings the law snooping around, the Cons find themselves running afoul of cops, gangsters, and other powerful people – ones with secrets.

The Cons have gotten out of scrapes before, but their luck may soon run out and this particular game may end in luxury, a jail cell, or an early grave.

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Wes is an engineer by trade, a busybody by habit, and a lifelong Jersey boy.

Writing has been a hobby in one form or another since 2006 when he started drawing 3-panel comics. When he is not putting words down, he is picking them up; the “to-read" pile only seems to grow larger.

A fan of nature, he spends as much time outside as possible.

About Prisoner of Fear

Perfect for fans of old-school horror classics like Frankenstein and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Chad Miller’s The Prisoner of Fear is an evocative, unpredictable, and disturbing horror mystery with a supernatural twist that will keep you wide awake long after you have closed the book.

It is 1889 in Philadelphia, and detective John Doyle is restless. Along with his miserable partner, Thomas Braham, Doyle pursues mysteries, strange sightings, and other obscurities tossed aside and disregarded by the police. For years, Doyle has taken on these cases in the hopes of discovering something supernatural – something that could upend and dispute his long-standing, debilitating fear that immortal souls do not exist.

Doyle’s search for the supernatural remains unsuccessful until he receives a strange letter from an old doctor friend regarding a young woman with a mysterious and rather disturbing illness. When the doctor goes missing in the same town that this young woman resides in, Doyle and Braham decide to take on the case and search for clues regarding their missing friend. In doing so, they discover that there is no longer any suffering young woman, but a dangerous abomination whose origin cannot be explained by science nor modern medicine.

Meanwhile, an unnamed victim has been kidnapped. Trapped in a cell with nothing but a journal to document their experiences, this mysterious Prisoner must undergo terrifying scientific experiments while trying not to lose all hope and sanity.

Inspired by the works of renowned horror and mystery writers like Stephen King, Edgar Allen Poe, and Arthur Conan Doyle, The Prisoner of Fear brilliantly weaves questions of mortality and the human propensity for evil into a truly intriguing, unique, and frightening narrative.

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Chad Miller has a B.A. in psychology from Syracuse University and a Pharm D. from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. Chad has been crafting his writing for 25 years and is proud to announce his debut novel, Doyle & Braham in The Prisoner of Fear. He is a Pharmacist and lives in drab and lifeless Delaware. Chad is a Philadelphia native and dreams of visions of Moscow and Philadelphia. He is currently learning the Russian language. Luckily he's in love and lives with his girlfriend Natasha and her daughter Sasha, and his three children Killian, Willow, and, Halina.

About The Void

Welcome to the dark world of Chad Miller. Presented before you are 15 dark, morbid, and sometimes humorous tales that explore the evil, depravity, and sickness that devours the human condition. Goodness and light exist in our world, but sometimes the darkness is inescapable, like a black hole, encompassing us all as we fall into the void.

We see an AI life form trapped in his computer cage, as the world has died around him. He’s in despair, his only eyes staring at his decaying creator as he’s forced to face the reality of eternal isolation.

Meet Ana. On the eve of her first day, living away from home in a college dormitory, she slumbers off to sleep on her first night. Ana receives a mysterious night visitor as he pulls up a chair to her bed, so that he can tell his tale. Ana’s father recounts the story of how he was stolen away from her life in a Nazi concentration camp.

And then poor Jared. He’s a pharmacist, overworked, never receiving a break. His overfilled bladder is ready to burst, but the demands of his job won’t allow even a minute for a bathroom run. See Jared’s horror in excruciating detail when his biggest nightmare comes true when he finally reaches the toilet.

The darkness is unavoidable, so pry your fingers from your eyes and take a peek inside. Enter if you dare…

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Chad Miller has a B.A. in psychology from Syracuse University and a Pharm D. from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. Chad has been crafting his writing for 25 years and is proud to announce his debut novel, Doyle & Braham in The Prisoner of Fear. He is a Pharmacist and lives in drab and lifeless Delaware. Chad is a Philadelphia native and dreams of visions of Moscow and Philadelphia. He is currently learning the Russian language. Luckily he's in love and lives with his girlfriend Natasha and her daughter Sasha, and his three children Killian, Willow, and, Halina.

About Behind the Veil

Alasdair is desperate for psychic Letitia to save his niece from a ghost, but she says no, she won’t jeopardize her own sanity facing darkness again. Until she isn’t given a choice. With girls going missing, Letitia and Alasdair must work together to find out who or what is terrorizing 1920’s Los Angeles.
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Ejay writes scifi, fantasy, and horror, with a dash of the paranormal. Behind the Veil is her first book with Literary Wanderlust, a romantic suspense with a touch of darkness. She also has a fantasy NA with Literary, Echo of the Evercry, and two self published series, Queen of Spades, and the Last Prophecy Series.

About The Young Gods

In this post-adolescent coming-of-age story, a depressed millennial uses her new and devastating powers to ensure that she will never be lonely (or bored) again.

After grappling with her overbearing family, her suddenly ambiguous sexuality, her deep desire for independence, and her growing cynicism, Estella Edgehill suffers an accidental overdose. In the afterlife, she is informed that the Gods of old are retiring, and she has been chosen as a replacement.

Upon returning to life, she leaves home and meets the boy and girl of her dreams. Together, the three embark on several misadventures, from a shoplifting spree aided by their burgeoning powers at a futuristic shopping mall, to attending a lavish forest party hosted by hipster ghosts, to an encounter with a student-devouring, spectral Wraith on their college campus. On top of the supernatural alterations in the world, Estella must contend with her attachment to her writing teacher, an aging literary titan whose bitterness is only outmatched by his cruelty, and her attraction to her forty-something-year-old neighbor, who is unhappily married to her husband.

Relationships are tough, and growing up is hard to do, even for the Gods.

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Victoria Ruben lives in Clermont, Florida. THE YOUNG GODS is her fourth novel. For updates on her other works and potential sequels, follow her blog.

About Adventurous Women Throughtout History: Womin in History That Other Women Should Read About

A variety of women, known and obscure, who were extraordinary in their time and did remarkable things that changed our world. This book focuses on adventurous women from around the globe, adventurers, pirates, a woman who went around the world on a bike, another who gave us our first one piece swimsuit to name a few. My ebook will be on a free promotion on the 1st and 2nd October, 2022.

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Christine Bennet was originally an English and History teacher. While Christine loved to share stories and educate her students, she left teaching 2 years ago to focus on writing. She has always wanted to write a book about some of the topics she taught at school.
“There are so many women in history who have either been forgotten or never highlighted for the amazing things that they achieved. I find it a fascinating area to write within.” Christine Bennet
No Place For A Woman is Christine’s first non-fiction book series. Adventurous Women Throughout History is the first book in the series and it focuses on inspirational and strong women who made history. There will be many more books to follow, each book focusing on different areas of life.
When Christine is not writing, she loves to spend time in her garden and has a healthy veggie patch. Her pets are very dear to her and follow her around her home, whether she is inside or out. She of course loves reading whether it be non-fiction or fiction.

About In Common

In Common, a first novel from award-winning memoirist Norma Watkins (The Last Resort, That Woman from Mississippi), is the story of how much women willingly sacrifice for love.

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Norma Watkins has a Ph.D. in English and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing, which she teaches at College of the Redwoods in Fort Bragg, CA. She’s has a memoir, The Last Resort: Taking the Mississippi Cure, and publishes short, quirky pieces for the St. Pete Times.

About Robi’s Flying Saucer Drive-In by Kelly Winsa

Reading a book about an adolescent or teenager does not mean it is a book for young adults. Why are there so little novels with young people as the main character? Why is it that almost always we are invited to enter the inner world of adults, to follow their adventures?

In fact it is the world of young people that shows how strange and wonderful life itself is! They are unhindered by the strict rules of grown ups. Yes, they have their rules too, but they are a bit wonky, idiosyncratic, sometimes outrageous or silly. Still they form the moral and social compasses that they live by in those years. And since we all have been young adults, we recognize their inner worlds. They remind us who we were once, how unstable and exciting life was, how full of promises, failures and disappointments. And so is the world of our protagonist Saffron, a fourteen year old girl living in Antoninio.

What kind of names are those? No, she is not the daughter of hippies or pop stars, her parents are quite normal academics. In fact Saffron is quite a normal girl, but her name evokes a promise, a peculiarity, an instant sympathy. She is smart, funny and whimsical. As a reader I smiled a lot while reading, laughed out loud even.

When I worked at Robi’s I must have had the metabolism of a rabbit—a skinny rabbit, not one of those overfed ones—because I ate a lot of fried foods and never topped one hundred and twenty pounds. Maybe it was all that running around. It could have just been hormones.

Antoninio can not be found on Google Maps, but it is where Saffron lives. Fiction and reality at the same time, for we can imagine cities or towns with a name like that. In fact the book has a clear cinematographic quality. It brings Juno in mind, the 2007 movie from director Jason Reitman and writer Diablo Cody.

Her life is not very adventurous, but one day her parents bought a diner. She starts working there to save money. For she has a dream. She wants to go to France, to visit Paris and experience a different life. And there is this new and enigmatic girl Clair in her class. She feels drawn to her, and though Claire comes to live in the basement with Saffron’s family, she stays a bit mysterious. Claire could be seen as the personalization of what life may have in store for Saffron. Maybe.

Kelly Winsa wrote a sensitive and lively novel, in which we dwell in Saffrons world for a while. There is a kind of naturalness in her writing, as life it self is. Things come and go, as even the most strange things come and go. In her short and happy life little sparkles of angst and sadness can be felt too. Reading the dialogues is like being present in the room, or, again, seeing a movie:

“Can’t you stop that?”

“Stop what?” Fred said, his mouth open.

“Close your mouth. I am not interested in seeing what chewed food looks like!”

“Oh.” Fred looked hurt.

“Sorry. Just in case you want a girlfriend.”

The book invites you to see life as it is. There is something of Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye in it, or The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 ¾ by British author Sue Townsend. Townsend wrote a series of ten diaries no less, ending by Adrian Mole: the Prostrate Years.

Winsa’s novel has its own sphere and language, as girls bring a different ‘atmosphere’, different codes and words. I would happily read more about this girl Saffron, turning into a young woman. Will she be going back to Paris, after a first maiden trip as a schoolgirl? Go, Girl, go!
Margriet Kemper, artist and writer

The Netherlands, june 2022

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Kelly Winsa – I have written while living in Hawaii, Canada, and France. My favorite genre is young adult because I have kids and they are so much fun and wise. I have written an award winning short comedy film, called Hi Honey. It's about a woman who needs to be independent. Teaching art helped me get to know kids and I like to hear their ideas for plot. my second novel in the Robi's Flying Saucer series benefitted from an idea from a young reader of the first novel.