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1. Telepaths and Traitors by K.J. Blaine - 2012-12-23 13:44:45-05
   Author KJ Blaine writes science fiction, fantasy, and children's books (under a different name).
   
2. Branding for Good (Branding for Good: The Step-by-Step Brand Strategy Guide for Startups Before Hiring a Branding Agency or Graphic Designer) - 2012-12-23 14:53:33-05
   Andrea gave her corporate branding career to pursue her passion to help startup businesses become world famous brands. Before creating Brands for the People, Andrea was a brand consultant for several years in the Middle East, Europe and North America. She worked on a wide variety of projects ranging from rebranding the UAE's federal governments to re-branding hospitality groups. After returning home to Vancouver, Andrea re-discovered her passion for entrepreneurship and wanted to find a way to make the strategic branding services she had provided large companies affordable for startups. Going much deeper than logo design, Brands for the People was born to help startup businesses with a vision to change the world.
   
3. Enchanted by Patti Berg - 2012-12-23 14:54:33-05
   USA Today bestselling author Patti Berg started writing in fifth grade. That first writing attempt turned into a play that she and a couple of friends produced as a puppet show for hospitalized children. In seventh grade she fell in love--with Paul McCartney!--and wrote the firsts of many love stories where Patti and Paul walked off into the sunset together. Years later, in 1994, Patti's dream of becoming a published author came true with the release of her first book, ENCHANTED. Since that time, Patti has had numerous other novels published, many of them landing on the USA Today bestseller list and winning awards. Patti has been called "one of the best spinners of tales the genre has to offer" by Affaire de Coeur magazine and "an exceptional voice in the field of romantic fiction" by Romantic Times. New York Times bestselling author Victoria Alexander says "Patti Berg simply sizzles!" and the Dallas Morning News calls her books "Excellent!" Patti, husband Bob, and their very big Bernese Mountain Dog Barkley live in Idaho and love to travel!
   
4. The Dolltender’s Christmas - 2012-12-23 14:59:45-05
   Professional editor, writer, photographer. Memoirs, screenplays, feature articles, fiction. Anything to escape. Mother. Dreamer.
   
5. Guardians: The Girl - 2012-12-23 15:00:34-05
   Lola StVil is a writer in addition to being an actress. Her series "Guardians" is a five part fantasy/romance. She live in Hollywood and loves hearing from readers.
   
6. Melbourne Bound by Judith O’Nagy - 2012-12-23 15:05:35-05
   Brief biography Melbourne Bound is my first attempt at formal story writing. My family and I moved to Melbourne in the late 1980’s, escaping the final years of communism in Hungary. I have lived in Melbourne ever since. I am 33 years of age, and currently work full-time in the finance sector. I love to write, and dream of making a living as an author. Target genre Melbourne Bound falls into a combination of genres – fiction, travel writing and humour. There is also an element of romantic comedy. The narrative character is an Englishman, Tom, who moves to Melbourne seeking a much needed change. The idea for this book came from observing how my partner, also an Englishman, and his English friends have adapted (or failed to adapt) to life in Melbourne. I must stress however, that the book is entirely a piece of fiction. I am a fan of Bill Bryson’s books. In Melbourne Bound, I have not attempted to go to the depths of observation and research that Bill Bryson goes to, but I have strived to draw out what I think are interesting and perhaps somewhat controversial aspects of life in Australia. My intended audience is readers in the age bracket of 25-45 years of age, who enjoy stories about fresh starts and new adventures. The story is likely to appeal to English readers daydreaming about or seriously considering a move to Australia, and Australians considering a move to the UK, or with some link to the UK.
   
7. Broken - 2012-12-23 19:01:45-05
   Dean Murray is a fairly prolific author who has released 18 titles in the last two years across two different pen names. Dean has an estimated 100,000 copies of his work currently in circulation and shows no signs of slowing down. Dean started reading seriously in the second grade due to a competition and has spent most of the subsequent three decades lost in other people's worlds. After reading several local libraries more or less dry of sci-fi and fantasy, he started spending more time wandering around worlds of his own creation to avoid the boredom of the 'real' world. Things worsened, or improved depending on your point of view, when he first started experimenting with writing while finishing up his accounting degree. These days Dean has a wonderful wife and daughter to keep him rather more grounded, but the idea of bringing others along with him as he meets interesting new people in universes nobody else has ever seen tends to drag him back to his computer on a fairly regular basis.
   
8. Touchback - 2012-12-23 19:35:22-05
   Don Handfield is an American author and filmmaker. He was born in Bloomington, Indiana in 1971, raised in Maine, Indiana, Virginia and Connecticut. He attended high school in Northern Virginia where he was captain of the wrestling team and a member of the state champion gymnastics team. He has worked as a farmhand and a construction worker, and studied journalism and theater at The Ohio State University. Now a full time filmmaker and producer, he wrote and directed the feature film Touchback, starring Kurt Russell and Christine Lahti. He is currently writing and producing Slingshot for Paramount Pictures. Don lives in Los Angeles with his wife Tressa, and their two children.
   
9. Straitjacket Blues - 2012-12-23 20:10:45-05
   Dave Franklin has published five novels, none of which should be read to small children at bedtime.
   
10. Red Madrassa - 2012-12-23 20:11:29-05
    Terah Edun is an international development professional and author/lover of all things Young Adult Fantasy fiction. She is a native Georgian, adoptive Washingtonian, unrepentant expat currently living in South Sudan, brilliant dreamer, lover of dogs and not-so-closet geek. Her first novel, Red Madrassa, was released on November 8th and her second novel, Sworn to Raise, comes out in March 2013.
    
11. Turn Around Where Possible - 2012-12-23 20:13:18-05
    Born in East Kent in 1970, Martin Pond was educated at the University of East Anglia. A career in IT followed, and continues to pay the bills. In 2007 Martin made a hesitant return to fiction, not having written seriously since his student days. He returned to UEA too, and took a diploma in Creative Writing. Martin's stories have appeared in Unthology No 1, Streetcake magazine and Alliterati magazine, whilst three poems have appeared in The Artillery Of Words magazine. Martin is currently working on a novel-length work, Drawn To The Deep End, and, as an experiment, is publishing the first draft, unedited, in weekly online instalments. Martin's first collection of short fiction, Dark Steps, was published in August 2011. Two standalone short stories, Turn Around Where Possible and Cold, followed in 2012.
    
12. Xenopsychology - 2012-12-23 20:13:59-05
    Alexander McKinney is a lifelong lover of the genres of Science Fiction and Fantasy. Hooked from an early age, the desire to contribute to the genres that he has enjoyed so much has led to this novel.
    
13. Last Plane out of Paris: Collectors Edition by Paul Moxham - 2012-12-23 20:14:56-05
    Paul Moxham hails from Australia and has so far written three novels, one childrens and two young adult. He has also written a number of screenplays which led to him being signed to a Los Angeles based manager early in 2011. One of his scripts, Blizzard, won the Gold Prize Award at the 2011 Page Awards.
    
14. The Hot Shots by Stephanie Queen - 2012-12-23 20:22:43-05
    Stephanie Queen is a romantic at heart, a writer by nature, and has the soul of a cheerleader. She enjoys creating stories where her rose-colored world-view comes to life and the good guys always win. Spending most of her life in New England, she's attended many of the area colleges, including Harvard, and even earned a couple of degrees along the way. Although she lost count of all the jobs she's had before she settled on being a Novelist, her favorite was selling cookies as a Keebler Elf.
    
15. ZOM ALIVE: 2110 - 2012-12-23 20:29:44-05
    Edgar and Stoker Nominee.
    
16. Deadly Neighbors - 2012-12-23 20:31:10-05
    Cynthia Hickey is the author of ten ebook novels and has four coming out in print in 2013. She lives in Arizona, living her dream of writing.
    
17. Sword of the Raven - 2012-12-23 20:37:13-05
    When her dreams of becoming a ballerina were quashed by early-onset klutziness, Diana Duncan took up the safer vocation of writing. Her first thrilling masterpiece--written in orange crayon--was titled "Perky the Kitten," and became an instant bestseller with her grandparents. Her childhood growing up as a military brat gave her the ability to leap into a conversation with anyone, anywhere, anytime...and she always discovers a new friend in the process. This gift of gab perfectly equipped her for a career that involves making stuff up. Di is famous for using seven words when one will do. She wields smart-assery like a samurai sword, and will be the first to volunteer in a catastrophe. Of course, she was probably the one who caused the catastrophe. She's fiercely loyal to her friends and family...but in the event of the upcoming zombie apocalypse, she won't hesitate to use them as human shields. She loves her job as an author, and claims writing is the most fun she's ever had while wearing her sock monkey pajamas. She also enjoys gardening, cooking, and adopting abandoned curbside furniture to refurbish into treasures. Diana published 6 award-winning books with a traditional NY publishing house before going rogue with Indie publishing. 10% of the proceeds of every book she sells is donated to different organizations that serve those who are in need, both people and animals.
    
18. How to Make Your Dreams Come True - 2012-12-23 20:41:39-05
    Sha Nacino is an author and speaker. Sha writes from the heart. Her writings were mostly drawn from her own experiences and not from some theories that she just read. Among the most common reader comments she received were: "Once you start (reading her book), you can't stop." "I read your book in one sitting!" "I felt like reading my own diary. I could very well relate." Sha is passionate about learning and sharing what she learned through writing. Check out Sha's blog at www.SeminarPhilippines.com.
    
19. The Three Gifts by Daris Howard - 2012-12-23 20:42:29-05
    Daris Howard is an author and playwright who grew up on a farm in rural Idaho. He associated with many colorful characters including cowboys, farmers, lumberjacks and others. Besides his work on the farm he has worked as a cowboy and a mechanic. He was a state champion athlete and competed in college athletics. He also lived for eighteen months in New York. Daris and his wife, Donna, have ten children and were foster parents for several years. He has also worked in scouting and cub scouts, at one time having 18 boys in his scout troop. His plays, musicals, and books build on the characters of those he has associated with, along with his many experiences, to bring his work to life. Daris is a math professor and his classes are well known for the stories he tells to liven up discussion and to help bring across the points he is trying to teach. His scripts and books are much like his stories, full of humor and inspiration. He and his family have enjoyed running a summer community theatre where he gets a chance to premiere his theatrical works and rework them to make them better. His published plays and books can be seen at http://www.darishoward.com. He has plays translated into German and French and his work has been done in many countries around the world. In the last few years, Daris has started writing books and short stories. He writes a popular news column called Life’s Outtakes, that consists of weekly short stories and is published in various newspapers and magazines in the U.S. and Canada including Country, Horizons, and Family Living.
    
20. RABBIT HUNTER - 2012-12-23 20:43:11-05
    Edgar and Stoker Nominee
    
21. DIABOLIQ - 2012-12-23 20:43:48-05
    Edgar and Stoker Nominee
    
22. Nine Days in December by Suzie Dawson - 2012-12-23 20:47:13-05
    Suzie Dawson is the pen-name for young adult writer David L Dawson (he stole the name from his mother, though he promised to buy her an expensive meal if he ever made money from this writing lark)
    
23. Invisible Minerals: The Magnesium Pico-Ionic Solution - 2012-12-23 20:48:38-05
    Dr. Dean has authored or coauthored over thirty books, including How To Change Your Life With Magnesium, Future Health Now! Encyclopaedia, Death by Modern Medicine: Seeking Safe Solutions, The Magnesium Miracle, The Yeast Connection and Women’s Health, IBS for DUMMIES, IBS Cookbook for DUMMIES and Hormone Balance. For a complete listing of her published work
    
24. Chihuahua Dogs : From Puppies To Adults Their Care and Training Book by Bill Sawyer - 2012-12-23 20:49:30-05
    Bill Sawyer loves writing on the subject of his favorite pet, Budda, a seven year old, male Chihuahua. Over the years Bill has gained many insights into what makes a Chihuahua tick. Plus Bill digs into the subject bring you many facts about Chihuahuas you might not know.
    
25. Can This Book Get You An Exceedingly Hot Girlfriend Too? by John Alanis - 2012-12-23 20:50:33-05
    ---> How To Get Uncommonly Sexy Women to Approach You First For a Date, No Matter Your Looks, Age or Income.... Hi, my name is John Alanis from www.WomenApproachYou.com , and I have a rather unusual story, one that might just help you get the women you really want to approach you first for a date, no matter your looks, age or income. Even better, it might just help you find, attract, and keep the woman you really want, not the one you have to settle for like most men do. Interested? Read on--this might just be the day your life with women changed forever (If you look to the right, I have a ***blog***, updated daily that reveals these secrets...it's politically incorrect and highly controversial, but I always tell it like it is). I freely admit it. I was a complete loser with women in high school. And college. And for all of my 20's. I was a decent looking guy, ran my own business, spent some time in the Navy (submarines) but couldn't for the life of me attract women. Even if I got a first date on occasion, I never, ever got a second date. I got lots of safe hugs, and lots of LJBF's (Let's Just Be Friends), but I simply could not get any results with women and it drove me crazy. One day several years ago, I was at a business event, listening to short, fat, dumpy, 50 some-odd year old guy give a talk about advertising, and it was fascinating. But what was even more fascinating was the reaction of all the women in the audience to this man who, quite frankly, looked like a basset hound. They all rushed the stage, vying for his attention, and I watched him take 3 phone numbers of the hottest, smartest, most desirable women there. What did this fluffy hound of a human being have that I didn't? I was soon to find out. I cornered him and convinced him to have dinner with me that night. After some prodding, he finally shared his secrets, secrets he'd been wanting to reveal for a long time. What he told me was amazing. He'd spent years in advertising, convincing people how to buy stuff, when one day a light went off in his head--he could use what he learned in advertising to attract women, and it worked like a charm. In fact, it worked too well because he met too many women too fast who wanted to "get with him," that he ran into a whole host of other problems. I listened intently, and took note after note, vowing to apply what "The Hound" taught me in the real world, and wow, did it ever work. I went from zero to hero with sexy women in no time flat, and never looked back. In fact, I got so good, I decided to carry on the work of "The Hound" and started a business teaching men how to attract women. I started in May of 2004, and it's been a smashing success, with lots of men duplicating what The Hound taught me. It is, finally, time for me to tell my story and share my secrets with the general public. I'm creating series of books called "John Alanis's Women Approach You Series" that reveal step by step how any man can attract the women you really want, no matter your looks, age or income in a way that makes women incredibly happy. My current catalog is listed below, and I'm adding to it constantly. I want to cover every aspect of attraction so my readers can lead a lifetime of power, success, and choice with the women they really want, not the one they have to settle for like most men do. Each volume covers a specific strategy of attraction, plus tells part of my story, so I highly advise you take action and invest in each one. Each book also comes with a complementary bonus video that works hand in hand with what I reveal in the book. Attraction is, after all, a visual and auditory media and must be viewed that way to be truly understood. So, browse the catalog below, choose the books you like best, click the buy button and you can start succeeding with women literally minutes from now. Lord knows if a guy like me can do it, so can any man. I look forward to hearing your success story! -John Alanis The King of Let'em Come to You PS Be sure to check out my blog over to the right...I write something new, witty, and controversial every single day. Those who are politically correct will be offended, those who like the "No BS, tell-it-like-it-really-is" approach will be delighted.
    
26. Sylvia’s Sonnets by R I Heslop - 2012-12-23 20:54:51-05
    I have three sons, one daughter, two grandchildren and have been married for 48 years to my wife Sylvia. I am 69 years old, a retired high school teacher of English, Drama and Special Needs, and have been writing off and on for as long as I can remember. Amazon and Kindle are leading the way for authors like myself to at last gain recognition. Back in the seventies I wrote a horror novel for children 11 to 12 years old. This came about because I wanted something that would work as a class reader when I was Head of English at my previous school. I even managed to get myself one of the leading children's agents of the time but the offers I got for the book would have meant me destroying the best of the book in order to make it fit into a series already conceived. I wasn't prepared to do this. I have tried over the years to become published but have become disheartened by rejections. Globe came about because a dear friend of mine got me started writing again when he came up with the idea of a molecular computer. It was entered into a competition, didn't win but got enough plaudits to get an offer to publish. We naturally took this up but the book never got any publicity and later the publisher went bust. My old school, Walbottle High School, in the west end of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, always puts on a musical as the main production every summer. I helped to produce a number of them but the best one was in 1997 when I wrote the book, music and lyrics for my musical Ghostwalk. It is a rock and roll musical set in an American high school, circa 1955. It is loosely based on my favourite play, Hamlet, by the greatest writer who ever lived - William Shakespeare - and also refers in some of the events and names to my other hero, Elvis, the greatest singer who ever lived. I have just published a romance, Annie's Guest, on the Kindle. Since about 1997 I have been writing sonnets for my wife on the following occasions: Christmas, Valentine's Day, her birthday and our wedding anniversary. I've written close on fifty and I am busy preparing them for the Kindle for release later in the year. My friend Jim and I are now working on a series of seven books called The Seven Runes. The first one, The Alchemist's Daughter, is available on the Kindle. The second one, Knights of the Wyrm, should be available by Easter.
    
27. Isle of Wysteria: Make Like a Tree and Leaf - 2012-12-23 21:22:41-05
    I come from a family of ballet dancers. (I know, right?) My parents actually met dancing at Ballet West together. So, the first few years of my life were spent backstage at productions like CATS, Dreamgirls, and A Chorus Line, where I developed a lifelong aversion to stage makeup. My parents even appeared in a few movies and TV shows, like Girls Just Wanna have fun, and the Tracy Ullman show, but that is about as much name-dropping as I can currently muster. I spent two years living in Argentina as a missionary, where I became addicted to mayonnaise, and developed a crippling fear of small dogs. In college I studied aviation, and was well on my way to becoming a commercial airline pilot when I suddenly developed a rare illness that left me with severe heart damage. Bed-ridden for about a year, I began writing, as it was one of the few things I could do. I spent the next decade writing books and taking care of my kids while my wife worked, waiting for that letter to come in the mail which never came. (Should have written about sparkly vampires instead) When my son Stephen passed away in July of 2012, I decided that I was going to dedicate my first book to him, and I wasn't going to wait for anyone's permission to be published anymore. I was going to do it myself.
    
28. The Whisplins Trilogy: Blue Truth - 2012-12-23 22:16:33-05
    Michael Curtis Hilde began appearing on screens and in video games at a young age as an actor. His love of cinema took him to NYU Film School, but a change in direction came after Hilde eye-witnessed 9/11. Following a seminal period reading Joyce's Ulysses, he went on to study Literature and write novels at UCLA. Writing books taught him to write songs and in 2005, Hilde began to develop the songwriting project which started as Almaden, and later turned into Mountainhood. To date, Mountainhood has released 18 albums on a variety of indie record labels and created a rare kind of music which Time Out New York dubbed "Avantfolk." Hilde's next release is forthcoming on Gnome Life Records. Hilde's writing was first published by NPR's Andrei Codrescu in his literary magazine, Exquisite Corpse. While studying at university, Hide's short fiction was collected in Broke: A Literary Anthology; he also wrote a one-act play named Strangers which ran in Greenwich Village, NYC, in 2002. In addition to these, Hilde currently writes and directs for the cinema. He lives close to nature in The Nisene Marks, Northern California.
    
29. Alyssa Visits Chicago by Ann Tucker - 2012-12-23 22:27:34-05
    Ann Tucker is a Baby Boomer, Artist, Author, Entrepreneur and lover of Women's History. Early in her career, Ann was trained as a fashion designer. She took her creative talents in a more technical direction when she became a mechanical engineer. Ann's experience includes decades of both being an artist and an engineer, blessing her with her uncanny ability to sort through all of the details.
    
30. 10 Ways To Seduce A Man – How To Be Seductive And Turn A Man On (For His Pleasure Series) - 2012-12-23 23:52:55-05
    Denise Brienne has always had a passion for writing. Her love of the written word began when she was in college, when she discovered journaling as an outlet for the things running through her head and heart. The day she started writing about a tumultuous relationship in her journal was the day she learned just what powerful emotions the words could convey. Today, Denise is a published author with many exciting works under her belt. Her books focus on helping women spice up their intimate relationships, solve problems in the bedroom and explore their sensual side.
    
31. American Liberation Front - 2012-12-24 00:35:31-05
    Scott graduated from The Ohio State University in 2004 with a degree in history and political science. Six months later he decided he wanted to be a writer, which made the degree largely worthless. By his estimate, he will need to sell another 13,653 e-books to pay off his student loans. So... if you could recommend him to your friends that would be great. Scott has written six novels in genres ranging from science fiction to political satire. He tried combining the two genres once, but he didn't think anyone would be interested in a sex scandal involving the President of Blargon 7. When not writing, he enjoys being asleep. He currently lives in central Ohio, or as you might know it better as, "that state I fly over on my way to a state I care about."
    
32. The Visit - 2012-12-24 01:34:59-05
    Born in New Orleans, Rick Gutknecht spent his early life in coastal Mississippi. A Loyola New Orleans Philosophy graduate, he has worked in publication and promotion management, most recently with Hallmark Cards of Kansas City. Following early retirement he wrote suspense novels Choices, Cry of the Wolf , and Swamp, all set or originating in the author’s beloved Gulf Coast area. The suspense novels’ protagonist-narrator is investigative reporter Corbett Reid, who works for a New Orleans tabloid that leans toward the sensational. Reid would rather write about his Mississippi shorebirds than chart evils of the world. Gutknecht has begun a fourth Corbett Reid mystery and has written autobiographic works Wolf River, a self-published boyhood memoir, and The Visit, a weekend-recalled tribute to his then-dying mother and recently deceased father and much-loved wife, Pat, who’d birthed the couples’ five children. He lives in Kansas. My brothers and I spent our early boyhood in coastal Mississippi in a century old farmhouse. The property, bought cheaply during depression days, had a hundred acres of pines, hardwoods, and swamps. Our home was minus electricity and inside plumbing, but we had our own lake and a landing on glorious Wolf River. It was a boyhood paradise! But Mom had to cook our meals initially on a huge wood-burning stove, as old as the house itself. We kids had to chop stove-wood and lug water from an outdoor well for cooking and bathing. Our dad’s job was in New Orleans, so Mom and we boys saw Pop only on weekends. Our Swiss immigrant father, a mechanical engineer, loved estimating for a New Orleans sheet metal firm. But he also fell in love with fishing his lake, and swimming with his sons. Which meant that on weekends Mom got little of Pop’s attention. Oh, our mother loved riverside life, too—but most of her time was spent raising and feeding a trio of usually hungry recalcitrants. Our dad’s inattention to the needs of his wife, such as keeping their sons in line and providing a bit of romance, would lead to a host of family ills, some of which would appear much later in our lives.
    
33. JET by Russell Blake - 2012-12-24 03:05:43-05
    Russell Blake was named one of the most popular indie novelists of 2012 and is the bestselling author of eighteen novels, including the thrillers Fatal Exchange, The Geronimo Breach, Zero Sum, King of Swords, Night of the Assassin, Revenge of the Assassin, Return of the Assassin, The Delphi Chronicle trilogy, The Voynich Cypher, Silver Justice, JET, JET II - Betrayal, JET III - Vengeance, and JET IV - Reckoning. Non-fiction includes the international bestseller An Angel With Fur (animal biography) and How To Sell A Gazillion eBooks In No Time (even if drunk, high or incarcerated), a parody of all things writing-related. Blake lives in Mexico and enjoys his dogs, fishing, boating, tequila and writing, while battling world domination by clowns.
    
34. Seeing Stars by Vanessa Grant - 2012-12-24 03:15:09-05
    Vanessa Grant's love affair with writing fiction began during a protracted illness at the age of 12 when she decided to write a novel of her own, sitting up in bed using the typewriter she'd been given for her birthday. Not a computer, not an electric typewriter, but a then-state-of-the-art manual typewriter. The story, a romance, ground to a halt on page 50 but Vanessa never forgot the excitement of bringing her own characters to life. She later wrote three unpublished novels, developing her skills as a writer while living on a remote lighthouse during what she thinks of as her baby-making, basket weaving, beach-walking days. In 1985 Vanessa's novel Pacific Disturbance was published in hardcover by Mills and Boon. She now has over 10 million books sold and has been translated into 15 languages. She also has written what one critic described as, "by far the best writing book I've ever read." Writing Romance, published by Self Counsel Press, won the Under the Covers Best Writing Book Award, and is currently in its third edition. Over the years her love of storytelling and her curiosity about people led Vanessa to study psychology, volunteer on a crisis line, complete individual and relationship counselor training, volunteer as a peer counselor for a family life organization, and tell stories about life, love, and secrets. Vanessa is also an accountant, a university professor, a publisher of educational materials and eBooks, and a popular international speaker with considerable media experience. Vanessa and her husband have lived on an island in the Pacific Northwest since returning from a two year sailing cruise to Mexico some years ago. Vanessa loves hearing from readers and from other writers.
    
35. Tripoli’s Target - 2012-12-24 03:31:57-05
    Ethan Jones is the author of the wildly popular Justin Hall spy thriller series. The first book in this series, Arctic Wargame, came out in May. The second one, Tripoli's Target, was released on October 4. The third book, Fog of War, is expected to come out in the summer of 2013. Ethan has also published several short stories. He is a lawyer by trade, and he lives in Canada with his wife and son.
    
36. Francesca of Lost Nation - 2012-12-24 03:37:16-05
    Lucinda Sue Crosby is an International Kindle Bestselling author and award-winning journalist and environmentalist as well as a published and recorded Nashville songwriter. She's also a former film and television actor, professional athlete and sports commentator. Lucinda Sue has always had a love affair with the written word.