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1. The Only Real House of Mirrors by David S. Barkley - 2013-04-22 08:55:42-04
   Dave Barkley (1943 - ) was born in Austin, TX where he resided for two weeks. Ultimately he settled in Racine, WI until he moved to Hartford, CT to earn his B.S. at Trinity College. He then spent four years in the Biology Department at Princeton University where he earned an M.A. and Ph.D. in biology and biochemistry under the guidance of John T. Bonner and Malcolm S. Steinberg. He spent his early postdoctoral years in the Department of Neuropathology at Harvard Medical School before accepting a brief faculty position at the University of California, Los Angeles. After publishing the "Dynamic Models ..." workbooks of electronic spreadsheet simulations in biochemistry, chemistry, and physics he began the task of moving these materials to a web based laboratory simulation called Virtlab which still lives at virtlab.com. It is an ongoing effort. He resides in both Los Angeles, CA and Jakarta, INDONESIA with his wife Medias Pratiwi.
   
2. Riding the Rails: Roaring Camp Railroad - 2013-04-22 09:30:58-04
   Trisha Lyn Fawver is a self-taught photographer, but not a self-taught writer. With a degree in Dramatic Writing from Humboldt State University, Trisha’s plan to take the theatre world by storm with her writing was somewhat derailed by love, marriage, and bills to pay! She has instead followed her visual aesthetics into photography, finding beauty in nature and the unusual. Encouragement from those around her has taken her from a simple Polaroid digital camera to a sophisticated DSLR and the research to learn how to properly use it! With her trusty Nikon, she explores the San Francisco Bay Area and more. Trisha’s photography has been featured in coffee table books, magazines, and across the internet.
   
3. My Past Shadows of Fear by Lucy Boutaleb - 2013-04-22 17:34:48-04
   Lucy Ann Boutaleb lives with her husband Bob in Kent, England. Lucy was prompted to write this book by the sheer worldwide interest in her story that was reported by the world media, including television, radio and newspapers; but what started pen-to-paper, was when a major International features agency approached her, expressing a keen interest in writing her full story; and also when she discovered that an article, in Annabel magazine, brought tears to some people’s eyes.
   
4. Miracles: 32 True Stories - 2013-04-23 02:38:15-04
   Joanie Hileman has no credentials except that God said write this book, and hundreds of readers attest to the power of the writing. Author Bill Irwin, the only blind man to ever walk the Appalachian trail said, "there was never one bit of doubt who authored each of those stories."
   
5. A Time to Love (A Mill Creek Crossing Romance) by Angelina Rose - 2013-04-23 02:42:34-04
   Angelina Rose has wanted to write ever since she could hold a pencil. The first daughter of immigrant parents, Angelina constantly had her head buried in books. In 2010, Angelina had a long stint in hospital following her involvement in a motor vehicle accident; the longest time off work (as a Registered Nurse), she'd ever had in her life! It was then she took up pen and paper and started to write again, just as she had done when she was a child. She wrote four short fiction stories for young adults, entered them in several competitions, and managed to win three first prizes! After happily dipping her toes into writing those short fictions stories for young adults, Angelina has now authored four books in a new "Mill Creek Crossing Romance" series … contemporary romance intended for adults. The “Starting Over Series” is another contemporary romance series she wrote about a subject she knows well … nurses and their love life. At a recent reunion of her graduating class, she could not help but notice how the same girls would group together and laugh, chat and even shed some tears over their lives since graduating. Many of the girls had divorced … so Angelina thought "what if a group of the nurses came up with a plan to meet in two years and have a new love story to share?" Then the first story in the series was born! There is always a character running around in her head. A man with thick dark hair, gray-blue eyes, an engaging grin, a quick wit ... or a beautiful girl looking for that special man. She finds herself talking to these characters during her day: when she’s doing dishes, or bathing babies at the hospital. These characters crop up on days at the beach or on walks through the neighborhood. This is how the stories start to grow. Angelina’s mother was an author so Angelina grew up with a love of words and stories. If she wasn’t writing a short story about something that took her fancy, her head was buried in books … reading, reading, reading as her brother constantly told her…
   
6. Dragons are nothing like penguins by MIchael Parkinson - 2013-04-23 03:00:26-04
   I'm a children's librarian and father of three young children living in Perth, Western Australia and have a keen interest in picture books (as it's practically my job). I have worked as an illustrator on a few books, traditional and digital and have worked in the comics industry for several years assisting in the colouring of major comic books as well as producing my own webcomics. I'm currently working on an all ages comic about a baby Tyrannosaurus Rex which I hope to have out soon.
   
7. Bounty’s End - 2013-04-23 11:36:00-04
   AJ grew up in a small southern town in Missouri where she learned a lot about the need for community as well as what it meant to work hard as she and her family lived on several acres outside of the city limits. Currently AJ lives in Kansas City Missouri with her husband and 2 small children and a small dog. AJ's first series is the Bounty for Hire Series. Bounty for Hunter is the first book followed by Bounty’s End the second installment. AJ loves learning about new things, playing games with her family and listening to music. She loves romantic movies as well as science fiction. Science Fiction and fantasy movies are probably her favorite as they allow the mind to expand without boundaries. At given time she can be found reading to her kids every day, instilling in them the importance of a good story. With that she can also be found in front of her computer typing away.
   
8. Red Mountain by David Thayer - 2013-04-24 02:07:29-04
   David Thayer was born in Niagara Falls, New York. After moving to Long Island he took up residence in New York City, first in the Bronx, then in the Village, later in Chelsea. In between he spent four years In Europe before relocating to the west coast. Prior to the digital revolution David saved boxes of paper manuscripts every time he moved but now he’s settled down in front of a screen and saves work with the touch of a button. BLACK FOREST is a historical thriller introducing Arthur Murray, an ex OSS man who is back in the States after the war. An Israeli agent is after a former Nazi scientist currently employed on the Redstone rocket program; Abigail Drew works deep cover and draws Arthur into a web of intrigue that threatens to engulf him and everyone he holds dear. KILLER IN A BOX, RED MOUNTAIN, AND THE WORKING DEAD form a trilogy of novels featuring Armand DiPino and Mickey Reidel, police detectives who inhabit the gray area between good and evil struggling to decide which is which. David and his wife Diane live in Seattle where gray areas are a local specialty.
   
9. Get On The Shelf – How to Get Your Invention Selling & Making Money - 2013-04-24 02:44:55-04
   Mark Christopher is the author of Get On The Shelf - How to Get Your Invention Selling & Making Money
   
10. An Unquiet American by AFN Clarke - 2013-04-24 03:52:22-04
    AFN Clarke is the bestselling author of the nonfiction book CONTACT, which was serialized in a British national newspaper and made into an award winning film by BBCTV. He also writes fiction of various genres. He’s lived all over the world, served in the British army, had a near death experience, lost half his insides and recovered from the physical and emotional traumas of war. A proud father of four daughters, screenwriter, pilot, race car driver, he loves to sail, listen to opera, cook gourmet meals, drink wine, read good books, have heated discussions and travel off the beaten path. His books are rich with his own past and present experiences, giving them a greater immediacy, depth and realism, even in his flights of fantasy. Writing mainly fiction these days, he favors politically charged thrillers, suspense and intrigue, humorous satire and books about the challenges of human relationships, all of which reveal his curiosity about why the world is the way it is, and his strong belief in the overwhelming power of love, laughter and of the human spirit. Books include: Contact, Collisions, An Unquiet American, Dry Tortugas, The Book of Baker Series (Dreams from the Death Age; Armageddon; Genesis Revisited), with more coming soon.
    
11. Post Pattern by David Chill - 2013-04-24 04:39:37-04
    David Chill was born and raised in New York City. After receiving his undergraduate degree from SUNY-Oswego, he moved to Los Angeles where he earned a Masters degree from the University of Southern California. Post Pattern was a finalist in the St. Martin's Press contest for new private eye mystery writers. This is David Chill's first work of fiction. He currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife and son.