About Meteor Storm by DF Capps

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63,000 years ago, an ancient civilization existed far advanced over our own, but it was destroyed by a natural cataclysm. Now that same cataclysm is about to strike our modern world…

When Carl stumbles upon an unknown robot’s head, he manages with some effort to get it working. From the robot, Carl learns that it was created by an ancient civilization 63,000 years ago in northern India. The robot reports though, that the culture was destroyed by a meteor storm that killed all, but a thousand people planet wide.

When Carl learns that Earth is entering the same place in the galaxy where the meteor field exists, he warns people on TV, but finds himself ridiculed and ignored. To protect the world, Carl works to find out more about the ancient civilization and how to prevent a repeat of history.

To do this, Carl travels to a secret cave where the ancient technology is stored and here Carl meets a fully functioning robot from the ancient civilization. Now Carl must do everything in his power to preserve as many lives and as much of the current civilization as possible to avoid full scale destruction…

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About THE ANGEL IN LA:

THE ANGEL IN LA is a gripping, nonfiction novel combining absolute realism, humor, and a moving, supernatural twist. While on the tennis tour, Merritt is confronted by an angel in Los Angeles who guides him with a directive. From this point forward Merritt is haunted and oppressed by his heinous nemesis alcohol in a clash of Darkness versus Light. Although it is seemingly winning, causing Merritt to become homeless and a fugitive of the law, he never forgets the angel who tenaciously pursues him and spurs him towards recovery.

If you have ever been curious what really goes through the mind of a chronic alcoholic/addict, then walk with Merritt and get a firsthand peek into the secret underworld of alcoholism, which lured him into boundless depths of assorted self-indulgence beginning in Los Angeles. Unlike the movie Leaving Las Vegas, this true story is about hope and a strong will to live.

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Gaden Merritt Corpening has been clean and sober from alcohol and drugs for over twelve years. He went back to college and was inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa Honorary Society. Gaden is a PRN/Addiction Specialist at Cooper Riis Healing Farm, a guest speaker at Wofford College, universities, local recovery seminars, and Rotary Clubs. He is happily married and is currently working on his second novel.

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About Ring of Lies:

Daniel Elliott dies in a single-car accident one rainy English night. His wife, Grace, is grief stricken. Although their marriage was imperfect, sheltered Grace doesn’t relish the future alone.

She soon learns how little she knew about Daniel. There are secrets: an alias, a strange list of numbers, a house in Florida – and a mistress who’s a dead ringer for Grace.

Terrified but determined, she flies to Florida. Underworld figures stalk her…and so does the other woman. To her surprise, handsome FBI man Jack West takes the case. Grace has a past with the troubled agent. Despite her efforts, she finds herself falling for him all over again.

With danger around every curve, Grace and Jack navigate the criminal world of south Florida to find the truth behind the Ring of Lies.

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Author Bio:
Victoria Howard is the author of three romantic suspense novels; The House on the Shore, (a 2009 Joan Hessayon Award finalist), Three Weeks Last Spring, and Ring of Lies. She is also the author of several short stories, including the Kindle short, A Little Protection.
Born in Liverpool, Victoria trained as a medical secretary, and subsequently worked for the National Health Service. She spent twenty years living on a croft in the Highlands of Scotland, managing a company involved in the offshore oil and gas industry.
During those rare times when she isn’t writing, Victoria can be found curled up with a book, gardening, designing knitwear, walking her Border collie, Rosie, or travelling the world.
Victoria is a member of Romantic Novelists’ Association

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About Hollywood Dirty Money by Just Ryan:

They say that all drug dealers eventually get caught. But I’m proof they don’t.
I’m not what you’d think. I’m not in a gang and I’ve never killed anybody. My business was as straightforward as any other: I bring the product, you bring the cash, we make the exchange, and voila. It went like this 99% of the time.

Being a mid-level cocaine dealer in Hollywood, California, I bypassed a lot of the dirt and negativity associated with drug use and dealing.
Coke is, after all, a rich man’s drug. Businessmen, actors, singers, music executives, and big shot movie producers made up most of my clientele.
I promised myself that I would make as much money as I could– in six months. After six months I’m out.
In that .5 a year I made a bundle of cash, experienced places and situations I never would have otherwise, rubbed shoulders (and railed lines) with Hollywood big shots, and became the source of the party for some A-list celebrities.

Some of it may seem unbelievable; some of it will seem outright stupid… For what it’s worth, I assure you it’s all true, to the best of my recollection.

This is part 1 of 2: the first three months.

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“Just Ryan” is an L.A local. He is a self-described hedonist who enjoys nightlife, meditation, writing, playing the electric guitar, and Muay Thai Kick Boxing.

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About Clay’s Hope by Melissa Haag:

Clay is a man of few human talents. As a wolf, he hunts well and can fight off a grizzly twice his size, but has no aspirations. The idea of a Mate isn’t something he has ever seriously entertained. Dreamed about, maybe, but he knows the chances are nearly non-existent.

Then he meets Gabby, a human girl. She hates him at first sight, yet he can’t let her go. Who he was is no longer important. Now, who he needs to become to win her over is the only thing that matters.

Read Clay’s Hope for only 99 cents to celebrate it’s release! If you’ve already fallen for Clay and Gabby in Hope(less), book 1 of the Judgement of the Six series, you’ll love this book!

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Reading was an addiction…writing is an obsession. When Melissa Haag isn’t with her family, she can be found in her office working on her Judgement world. Werewolves aren’t the only thing floating around in her mind, though. Anything paranormal or fantastical is welcome to reside in her imagination, too.

Melissa Haag currently resides in Wisconsin with her husband and three children. She is best known for her Judgement of the Six series and her demon novel Touch.

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About Rocked (Lost in Oblivion, book 1) by Taryn Elliott and Cari Quinn:

Love definitely wasn’t on the setlist. Opening for their idols on their first tour, Oblivion is living the dream – mostly. Bassist Deacon McCoy only comes up for air long enough to recover from their unexpectedly grueling life on the road…and to tease the deliciously cute chef who makes him crave a lot more than what she’s offering on her serving plate.

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USA Today bestselling author Cari Quinn likes music and men, so she figured why not write about both? When she’s not writing, she’s screaming at men’s college basketball games on TV, playing her music too loud or causing trouble. Sometimes simultaneously. Taryn Elliott is obsessed with rock stars, men, and her unending playlists–maximizing these things seemed like a very good idea. When she’s not writing, she’s losing hours to hot men on TV, and/or a graphic design project. Multitasking is her middle name. They decided to combine forces and found that hey…this writing deal is even more awesome when you collaborate with your best friend. And so Lost in Oblivion was born.

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About Dismissed by Kirsty McManus:

The second Lizzie White lays eyes on her new English teacher Brandon Thomas, she is hooked. Brandon is young, cool and sexy – and nothing like the other teachers at her school. But of course he is forbidden from fraternising with the students or forming any sort out of outside hours relationship. And combined with the fact that Lizzie’s best friend Taylor declared her feelings for Brandon first (and has therefore claimed theoretical ownership), Lizzie decides it’s all too hard and focuses on a budding relationship with fellow student and class clown Gabe instead. But then Jason shows up. Jason is Brandon’s trouble-making twin brother who seems to have no qualms about flirting with students or leaving a trail of broken hearts wherever he goes. Before she knows it, Lizzie is dragged into a confusing world of blurred lines and lustful thoughts, where loyalties are tested and true feelings are explored.

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Kirsty McManus was born in Sydney, Australia and moved to Queensland when she was fourteen. When she was twenty-five, she lived in Japan for a year with her partner Kesh and worked as an English teacher. This was the inspiration for her debut novel Zen Queen. She also spent a year in Canada and then settled back down on the Sunshine Coast in 2008. She now writes part time while designing websites and looking after her two little boys.

Dismissed is her second novel.

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About The Anti-Ageing of Harmony Richards by Fiona Jane Collins:

‘What was wrong with her? One minute she was fretting over her husband, the next she was lusting over another man, and a very young one at that. He only looked about twenty-five. It was absurd. Stop looking, stop looking, she told herself. He’ll think you’re a cougar. He’ll think you wear leopard print blouses and fluffy mules, and drink Dubonnet and lemonade. Get a bloody grip.’

What would you do if you discovered the real reason for your husband’s proposal…and she was younger than you, prettier than you and out to get him back?

Harmony Richards is forty-five, swallowed whole by a marriage she’s insecure in and a chore-ridden motherhood she can’t escape from, and dismayed that her looks are beginning to fade. If that isn’t bad enough, she finds out her husband of twelve years has a Lost Love. A one that got away. Except she’s not away; she’s back. And her arrival makes Harmony feel her life is in faster free-fall than her face.

Surely stalking the lost love, flirting with a man young enough to know better and taking on an unexpected new challenge can’t possibly make things worse?

The Anti-Ageing of Harmony Richards is a funny, feisty chick lit novel which features not one, but TWO mother-in-laws, a hot Australian personal trainer and a VERY drunken night out. It also shines a light on what it’s like for women in their forties in an age-obsessed culture. If you like British chick lit, a good laugh and a little bit of swearing then this book is for you!

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I live in Essex, England in a rambling old farmhouse which I share with my three children (four, if you count my husband, he’s arguably the most badly behaved of the lot) and a very noisy cat. Seriously, that cat is loud. He’s worse than a newborn baby. He wakes me in the night by meowing by my bed and I have to escort him downstairs to his (already full) food bowl. I knew I should have got a dog.

I’m a full-time mum and a writer. This means I alternate between frowning at my lap top and vacuuming up loom bands. I’m an expert at that. I also like going to the gym and doing art, especially portraits. If you read my book, you may think I also like getting my nails done and spray tans. This is not the case. I researched spray tans for the book and let’s just say ‘never again’. I am still scrubbing brown stuff off my knees, a year later.

I used to be a TV presenter, many moons ago, when I lived in Hong Kong in the 90s. I met a few famous people. Can I name drop? Jeff Goldblum (wow! What a charismatic man. I was quite taken with him), Bryan Adams (nice guy, was rocking some geek chic glasses that day, I have photographic evidence), George Clooney. Oh yes. What a nice man he is. I have a photo of me and him in my downstairs bathroom. We both look quite a lot younger. I had to point out to my children that it WAS actually me!

I wrote The Anti-Ageing of Harmony Richards because, quite frankly, the whole ageing thing was getting me down. It’s horrible to look in the mirror and think ‘Hang on! That’s not MY face!’ It’s fine though, honest, I can cope with it (sniff!). With the character of Harmony, I wanted to explore what the dread of ageing was like for someone who has never been quite sure of her marriage and who suddenly acquires a younger rival. It’s bad enough feeling that your face is sliding down your neck without some young beauty turning up and making a play for your husband!

The book won Debut of the Year in the Chick Lit Uncovered Book Awards 2014, which I was really chuffed with. This is what they said about me: ‘Fiona has a brilliantly witty writing style and her talent as a chick-lit writer is very clear in her debut’. Isn’t that nice?

If you do read the book, I hope you enjoy it.

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About Outside the Box: Women Writing Women:

“It is always better to have too much to read than not enough” Ann Patchett.

Available for just 90 days from 20 February until 24 May 2015, Outside the Box: Women Writing Women brings together 7 boundary-breaking authors and a cast of unlikely heroines.

This is a very special limited edition box-set. Priced at just 25% of the RRP of the books when bought separately, it provides extraordinary value. Dip into it, put it aside and come back to it, read the novels in any order you damned well please. But you won’t be able to buy it after 24 May 2015.

“An extraordinary collection, varied in style but united in quality, demonstrating precisely why indie publishing is a treasure trove for readers.” JJ Marsh, author of the Beatrice Stubbs series and founder member of Triskele Books

Blue Mercy by Orna Ross: Will you identify with mother or with daughter? When Mercy Mulcahy was 40 years old, she was accused of killing her tyrannical father. Now, at the end of her life, she has written a book about what really happened on that fateful night of Christmas Eve, 1989 – and she desperately needs her daughter to read it.

“Wild, gamey… John McGahern meets Maeve Binchy.” Irish Independent

Crazy for Trying by Joni Rodgers: In 1970s Montana, a female voice on the radio is unheard of, but seeking to escape the shadow of her infamous mother–a radical lesbian poet who is larger than life, even in death–zaftig, bookish Tulsa Bitters heads west, determined to reinvent herself as a late-night disc jockey.

“Refreshing and provocative… Think Jane Eyre with rock and roll. ” Houston Press

My Memories of a Future Life by Roz Morris: If you were somebody’s past life, what echoes would you leave in their soul? Could they be the answers you need now? When concert pianist Carol is forced by injury to stop playing, she fears her life may be over. Enter her soul mate Andreq. Is he her future incarnation or a psychological figment? And can he help her discover how to live now?

“Reminded me of Doris Lessing… but Morris is much more readable” Jon P. Bloch (The Kindle Book Review)

The Centauress by Kathleen Jones: Bereaved biographer Alex Forbes goes to war-ravaged Croatia to research the life of celebrity artist Zenobia de Braganza and finds herself at the centre of a family conflict over a disputed inheritance. She discovers a mutilated photograph, stolen letters and a story of indeterminate gender, passion and betrayal. But can she believe what she is being told?

“Wonderful moments in the writing make this book rise off the page. Left me wanting more!” Elizabeth Stott, Amazon

An Unchoreographed Life by Jane Davis: Ballerina Alison Brabbage turns to prostitution when pregnancy and motherhood forced her into retirement. Struggling from day-to-day, the ultimatums she sets herself slip by. But there is one time-bomb she can’t ignore. Her daughter Belinda is growing up. Soon she will be able to work out who Alison is–and what she does for a living.

“An extraordinary level of emotion brought on by some superb storytelling.” The Cult Den

One Night at the Jacaranda by Carol Cooper: On a hope-fuelled night in London, lives intersect as a disparate group of singletons meet in their quest for someone special. Undercover journalist Harriet is after a by-line, not a boyfriend, but soon she has to choose between the comfortable life she knows and a bumpy road that could lead to happiness.

“A blinder of a tale.” The Sun

White Lady by Jessica Bell: Sonia Shâd, the wife of Melbourne’s leading drug lord, yearns for sharp objects and blood. But now that she’s separated from her husband and rehabilitating herself as a “normal” mother and mathematics teacher, it’s time to stop dreaming about slicing people’s throats and raise a respectable son. Easier said than done. Especially when she discovers her husband is back in town.

“Edgy, pacy, and chillingly real. A book you’ll sink your teeth into and never forget. ” JJ Marsh, author of The Beatrice Stubbs series.

7 full-length novels at 75% off the price when bought separately, this offer will not be extended. Scroll up and treat yourself to a copy today.

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Orna Ross: founder-director of The Alliance of Independent Authors, named by The Bookseller as one of the 100 most influential people in publishing.

Joni Rodgers: NYT bestselling author

Roz Morris: Ghost writer and teacher of creative writing master classes for the Guardian newspaper in London.

Kathleen Jones: Best-selling award winning author, Royal Literary Fund Fellow, whose work has been broadcast by the BBC.

Jane Davis: A British writer whose debut won the Daily Mail First Novel Award.

Carol Cooper: Author, doctor, British journalist and president of the Guild of Health Writers, who has now branched out into fiction.

For Jessica Bell (Australian novelist, singer/songwriter, Publishing Editor of Vine Leaves Literary Journal and whose award-winning poetry has been broadcast on ABC National Radio), her latest novel White Lady was the obvious choice, an intense, suspenseful ride rife with mystery.

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About Second Chances by Emma Leigh Reed:

Consumed by guilt surrounding her husband’s death as she raises her autistic son alone, KIRA NICHOLS shuts herself off from everyone and everything. That is until GRANT RUTLEDGE returns to town to help run his family’s business. The spark between them is unlike anything either has ever experienced, but when Kira discovers a secret from Grant’s past, her suspicious nature puts up a roadblock to a happy future. She’ll have to overcome her suspicions and leave behind the haunting ghosts from the past in order to let love heal the broken trust she’s lived with for too long.

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Emma Leigh Reed has lived in New Hampshire all her life. She has fond memories of the Maine coastline and incorporates the ocean into all her books. She lives in a small town with her three children, although now it is mostly her and her Springer Spaniel to keep her company as empty-nesting has started. Her life has been touched and changed by her son’s autism – she views life through a very different lens than before he was born. Growing up as an avid reader, it was only natural for Emma Leigh to turn to creating the stories for others to enjoy.

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About On Raspberry Lane:

The Chapel boys would grow up in the middle-class suburban shadows of Raspberry Lane. A starter home, a nice job, four children and a happy domestic life, Jack and Lisa Chapel have built the all-American dream. As life happens, rarely to the script of dreams, the Chapel boys are shaped and shipped in realistic drama, and the strings of brotherhood tested.

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I read the dusty old writers of literary fiction. If I could read all day without consequence, I would. Much of my fiction is taken from real life, or borrowed, or picked up, or outright stolen from Hemingway, Steinbeck, Fitzgerald, McCarthy, Twain…
I live in Colorado Springs with my wife and son.

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