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1. Deep Trouble - 2012-09-19 23:52:45-04
   Author of three books. The Deadline book series featuring TV reporter Mat Bowens.
   
2. 21st Century Warrior by Robert Cook - 2012-09-19 23:53:20-04
   Robert Cook was born in Fort Monmouth, New Jersey in 1949. He lived briefly in New Jersey, Germany and California before moving to Arizona. He lived in Mesa, Arizona until he joined the Army, at the age of seventeen, serving for 3 years in Special Forces in Germany and Vietnam and 1 1/2 years in the 82nd Airborne Division. He worked for 20 years in the semiconductor industry as an equipment maintenance engineer. He has been married for 20 years to Julie AutumnCook and those who know them well say "they look like they are still on their honeymoon."
   
3. Sea Change by Iain Rowan - 2012-09-19 23:53:51-04
   Iain Rowan is author of over thirty published short stories and two novels. His debut crime novel, One Of Us, was shortlisted for the UK Crime Crime Writers' Association Debut Dagger award. Some of his short stories have been reprinted in Year's Best anthologies, won a Derringer Award, been voted into readers' top ten of the year, and featured in anthologies nominated for major awards.
   
4. Living Lies by Kate Mathis - 2012-09-19 23:54:26-04
   Kate is the author of the Agent Melanie Ward Novels. Living Lies Book 1 and Second Chance Book 2. Heat Wave, Book 3 of the series will be available September 21, 2012! She lives in Tucson, Arizona with her husband and twin daughters. She graduated from the University of Arizona and is currently working Book 3 of the Agent Melanie Ward Novels (due out September 21st). Kate also has a Young Adult titled Moon Over Monsters (now available on Kindle) After almost a decade in banking she left to pursue her childhood dream of writing. Leaving the fluorescents behind she dropped into a world of espionage and never looked back. Kate shows her appreciation for wildlife with four large dogs roaming the yard. She likes to play her music too loud and tries not to take things too seriously. Kate never texts while driving, doesn't have voicemail and would give up her cell in a heartbeat if she didn't have kids.
   
5. Fire-Up Your Fat Burn! Super Easy Quick Tips, Strategies and Goals for Fast Weight Loss - 2012-09-19 23:55:16-04
   Lori Shemek, PhD, CNC, America’s #1 Fat Loss Expert and Health Expert for the ABC TV show, GOOD MORNING TEXAS. Her international reputation is such that The Huffington Post named Dr. Shemek one of the TOP 16 HEALTH AND FITNESS EXPERTS alongside such names as Dr. Oz. She is a leading authority on inflammation and its role in weight loss, preventing disease and optimizing health. Dr. Shemek holds a Doctorate in Psychology; she is a Certified Nutritional Consultant and a Certified Life Coach. She has appeared on numerous radio talk shows (highly sought after) as well as TV; has authored numerous articles and is actively doing speaking engagements for organizations, large and small.
   
6. The Wheel of Justice - 2012-09-20 03:49:03-04
   Stephen Livingston is an award winning short story author. His first published work, Choose Your Future, won the inaugural Canongate Prize for New Writing and is available in the anthology Scotland Into The New Era. His short story The Waster's Tale won the EndPapers Tales Series Prize and is available in the anthology Glasgow Tales. Another story Recycling was published in the anthology Scores 4 available from St Andrews University Dept of English where he received a post-graduate M. Litt. in Creative Writing. Kindling, his first collection of short stories, received the ePublishing Consortium Writers Award for exceptional writing.
   
7. The Savvy Entrepreneur, An Insiders’s Secrets to Entrepreneurial Success - 2012-09-20 03:49:32-04
   Serial entrepreneur, a veteran of Time Warner and IBM (and frequent CEO).
   
8. The No-Numbers Approach to Saving Money - 2012-09-20 03:49:56-04
   Take learning out of the ivory tower and into your eReader. With Higher Read's original content, you have all the expertise of professionals in a convenient, accessible format. From organizing to throwing a party to writing like a pro, continue your education with Higher Read's real-life how-tos. Because doctors, lawyers, writers, and college professors contribute to the curriculum, you will read it and then you will know it.
   
9. The Sirens of Rhine- The Innocent and the Condemned - 2012-09-20 03:51:41-04
   I'm an English major at VCU and I write fantasy for Adults and Children. I live in Richmond Va with my wonderful husband and I'm hard at work on the rest of my first original series!
   
10. FOR ANIMAL LOVERS - 2012-09-20 03:52:17-04
    I was born November 13th, 1968 in Chicago, Illinois. I'm a Scorpio with Scorpio rising, for those who are astrologically-inclined. People often describe me as "intense." I have an older brother, Dave, and the two of us were raised by my mom, a single parent, moving often. I'm not sure if it's because I'm part Hungarian gypsy, but the moving trend continued as an adult, with stop offs in both Arizona and New Mexico. At the moment, I'm back in Chicagoland, living in the suburbs with my husband and cat. I have always wanted to be a writer. I've taken courses online at Writer's Online University, read lots of Writer's Digest books on technique, and subscribe to Writer's Digest magazine. And, of course, I love to read. Yet I never devoted enough time to my passion. I would always get around to writing "someday." When the company I worked for closed its doors, I decided it was the perfect opportunity to write my first novel. While working on the second draft, I was meditating and got an idea: why not put a few short stories together as an e-book and share them with everyone--for fun, and to help raise money for animals. 10% of the book's sale price is donated to the ASPCA®. I hope everyone who reads For Animal Lovers enjoys it. I like to think it is affordable entertainment for all ages. Recently, I found out mom's were reading the stories to their children. Since I don't have kids, I hadn't even thought of that. When I received an email from an 8-year-old fan saying how much he loved "Abduction at Sea," and that it was his favorite story, it put a smile on my face. It made me think: what could be cooler than that? Find me on the web at www.kimcano.com
    
11. We Make Adventures by Sophie Miles - 2012-09-20 15:33:07-04
    18 year old student from Devon, England
    
12. Pompomberry House by Rosen Trevithick - 2012-09-20 15:33:29-04
    Rosen was born in Cornwall and grew up on Restronguet Creek. She studied Experimental Psychology at St Catherine's College, Oxford, before moving back to the West Country. She now lives on the south coast of Devon with two imaginary cats, fantasising about getting a real one. In 2011 Rosen was an aspiring author. Writing was a hobby. The following January sales of her books on Kindle took off, and by July she had sold 20,000 copies and her total download count exceeded 150,000. She now has two books in print: Pompomberry House and a short story collection called Seesaw. Rosen writes in a variety of genres with a strong leaning towards comedy. She has also dabbled with psychological fiction and mystery writing. She loves wild swimming, mountain biking, interesting boots, quiffs, 'sampling' chocolate and cooking tasty treats. She dislikes house spiders, doing laundry and people putting costumes on their cats. Since 2012 began, readers have downloaded over 150,000 copies of Rosen's books. So far two titles have broken into Amazon's Top 100 Kindle Books chart and 'Lipstick and Knickers' led the fictional comedy chart for almost three weeks.
    
13. Of Moths and Butterflies by V.R. Christensen - 2012-09-20 15:33:50-04
    V.R. Christensen is the author of several works, the first, Of Moths & Butterflies was published in October of 2011 by Captive Press Publishing. Her next work, Cry of the Peacock is scheduled for publication in the autumn of 2012. Her books, character-driven and emotionally intense, atmospheric and ultimately prosaic are fashioned after the classical school of literature, dealing with themes that remain timeless; the many and varied aspects of love, the complicated nature of intersexual relationships, the double standards in morality, the rise and fall of civilized societies, and at the heart of it, what it means to be human. She has spent two decades immersing herself in Victorian literature, in art and architecture and in history and has come to the conclusion that, while many things have changed beyond recognition in the last hundred and fifty years, people, truly, change very little. Our dreams, our struggles, our passions are still very much the same.
    
14. Relative Deceit - 2012-09-20 15:34:12-04
    Karen Aminadra (pronounced Amin-ah-dra) is an author and teacher who lives in Northamptonshire, England with her husband. She was born in London and grew up in Hertfordshire ‘the land of Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice’. She has travelled, lived and worked all over the world including Ecuador, Russia and Spain. She still has the 'wanderlust' and loves to travel. At the age of 11, Karen won a writing competition at school with a horror story which had a twist in the tale and ended comically. This produced much needed encouragement from her teachers, spurred her on, and she has been writing stories ever since. She not only writes Jane Austen Continuation Novels, but other types of Fiction Novels with a good helping of historical romance, crime and mystery. She loves to read, loves history, Georgian architecture and learning about other cultures. She is the author of the B.R.A.G. Medallion Honored Charlotte ~ Pride & Prejudice Continues, Life & Love (short stories) and Relative Deceit.
    
15. Blind – A Novella - 2012-09-20 15:34:32-04
    V.R. Christensen is an Interior Designer by trade and a writer by desire. Balancing the two careers is a struggle, as she doesn’t always have the physical strength or time necessary to carry on more than one large project at a time. V.R. Christensen is the author of several works, the first, Of Moths & Butterflies was published in October of 2011 by Captive Press Publishing. Her next work, Cry of the Peacock is scheduled for publication in the autumn of 2012. Her books, character-driven and emotionally intense, atmospheric and ultimately prosaic are fashioned after the classical school of literature, dealing with themes that remain timeless; the many and varied aspects of love, the complicated nature of intersexual relationships, the double standards in morality, the rise and fall of civilized societies, and at the heart of it, what it means to be human. She has spent two decades immersing herself in Victorian literature, in art and architecture and in history and has come to the conclusion that, while many things have changed beyond recognition in the last hundred and fifty years, people, truly, change very little. Our dreams, our struggles, our passions are still very much the same.
    
16. Nan by Nathaniel Bellows - 2012-09-20 15:34:52-04
    Nathaniel Bellows is the author of the novel, ON THIS DAY (HarperCollins), and a collection of poems, WHY SPEAK? (W.W. Norton). He lives in New York City
    
17. Pursuit of Love and Survival by Greg Mitchell - 2012-09-20 15:35:19-04
    GREG MITCHELL, a U.S. Navy veteran, spent three years on a guided missile cruiser as an engineman on the USS Hue City CG-66. He was a plank-owner and was part of the crew that commissioned Hue City back in 1990. After receiving an honorable discharge in 1993 he decided to go to school an earn a degree in Applied Science in which he now utilizes that schooling everyday as an airline mechanic in San Diego, California. He earned that degree in 1996 and went about doing contract work building up his experience and soon landed a job in San Diego, 12 years ago in the year 2000. Greg has been enjoying life writing fiction part-time and wants to try his hand at a non-fiction book. Perhaps, related to the airline industry.
    
18. Rojuun by John H. Carroll - 2012-09-20 15:35:39-04
    John H. Carroll was the youngest of seven children and was born in Atlanta, Georgia in 1970 where he was kept in a dresser drawer with the clean socks. Luckily, he wasn't kept with the dirty socks or else he might have grown up to become slightly warped. As a child, John spent most of his time wandering through the Mojave Desert in an attempt to avoid people. He would stare at the sky, imagining what it would be like to explore different worlds. One of his favorite memories is watching his dad build the fuselage of Evel Kneivel's skycycle in their garage. One of his least favorite moments was watching that skycycle fall into the Snake River. (Not his dad's fault and he has documentation to prove it, so nyah) As a teenager, John spent most of his time driving wherever he could in an attempt to avoid people. He would stare at the road, imagining what it would be like to explore different worlds. He was the captain of the chess team, lettered in golf and band while in high school, and wasn't beaten up anywhere near as much as one might imagine. As an adult, John spends most of his time staring at a computer screen in an attempt to avoid people. He stares at the monitor for hours, imagining what it would be like to explore different worlds. He has been married to his wonderful wife for fifteen years and they have three obnoxio . . . wonderful children who always behave . . . when they're asleep. Emo bunny minions surround John at most times. He is their imaginary friend and they look to him for guidance. At one point, they took over the world. No one noticed because they left everything exactly as it was. They gave the world back after a week because it was depressing. The Willden Trilogy is his first endeavor into the field of writing. Other series and standalone works will be forthcoming. In addition, John has written a number of short stories he publishes for free because he likes you so much. (And it's good marketing. Shh) He writes in the evenings and weekends whenever possible. Regrettably, the family mentioned in the previous paragraph desires food and shelter, requiring the author to possess a full time job until his writing makes him rich.
    
19. Kvetch: One Bitch of a Life–A Memoir of Music & Survival by Greta Beigel - 2012-09-20 15:36:08-04
    Greta Beigel, a child piano prodigy, was raised in an Orthdox home in Johannesburg, South Africa during apartheid. She was awarded a scholarship from the University of South Africa and migrated to California to study with Aube Tzerko, In Los Angeles she reunited with her long-list Yiddishe father andwent on to become a music journalist, working as staff writer and arts editor for many years at the Los Angeles Times. Greta has authored three Jeiwsh-themed e-books: "Mewsings: My Life as a Jewish Cat," about cat Ketzel's take on modern Judaism, and the short story, "A Jew from Riga," about her visit to Lativa in order to learn more about her Dad's mysterious past.
    
20. The Oligarch: A Thriller - 2012-09-20 15:36:28-04
    George Eccles lived in Russia and Central Asia for ten years during the tumultuous period that followed the breakup of the Soviet Union. Deeply immersed in Moscow's business world, his work brought him into regular contact with the murky world of real life oligarchs as they struggled to get to grips with the fallout of Yeltsin's controversial 'loans for shares' scheme. He now lives in the South of France. An interview with the author can be found on: http://lambertnagle.com/2012/08/17/the-battle-for-russia-and-how-a-few-business-people-became-filthy-rich/