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1. Brayden Rider, Tales of a Medieval Boy
   The inspiration for Brayden and his adventures grew out of my many trips to the UK, and the games I used to play with my friends as a boy. I'm originally from Canada, but have lived in Northern Virginia since 1978 or so, attending college in Ohio and completing graduate work in Washington, DC and Charlottesville, Va. "Brayden Rider" is the first is a series following Brayden's adventures as he grows up, and is my first novel.
2. We Served In Silence
   About the Author Glenn K. Fannin Jr. was born at Fairborn, Ohio (then Osborn, Ohio) in 1948. "Age 66 with an eclectic, diverse background. Soldier, policeman, fireman, construction worker, contractor, employment agency manager, security manager, hospital non-clinical review writer, insurance agency owner, car salesman you name it." (Author's Edge Publishing Group 2009).
3. Double Occupancy by Elaine Raco Chase
   If you like sassy, laugh out loud, contemporary romances - some more explicit than others - you have found the right author! Reviewers have called them: "cat & mouse" - "slow burn" - "hot and steamy" - "highly addicting" - "solid characters & lots of humor" - "amazing reads!" I call them fun! My heroines are NOT: thin, petite, clueless or submissive. They are strong women who aren't looking for a man - until the right one comes along! And those men! Tough-guy, alpha males who don't know what hit them! But do know they want MORE! Whether you read my erotic romantic comedies (updated eBooks), my updated 'steamy' romantic eBooks, or my classic eBooks - remember there's never an expiration date on Romance! I'm excited to announce: Double Occupancy has been on Facebook's "What to read after 50 Shades of Grey Top 50 book list" for 1 YEAR!!! (4/25/2013 - average listing #30) And on week 60 - hit #21!! And Turning Pages announced that Rules of The Game (updated eBook edition only) was voted best erotic romance novel of 2012 from their website (http://ow.ly/hcbhL) Psstt...did you know Rules hit #1 on Kindle Free list!
4. A Widow Redefined by Kim Cano
   Kim Cano is the author of For Animal Lovers, a short story collection for kids ages 9 to 12. It also appeals to adult readers who are young at heart. 10% of the sale price is donated to the ASPCA® to help homeless pets. A Widow Redefined is her debut novel. Kim lives in the Chicagoland area with her husband and cat. To find out more about Kim visit her website: kimcano.com
5. Muffin Man by Brad Whittington
   Award-winning author Brad Whittington was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on James Taylor's eighth birthday and Jack Kerouac's thirty-fourth birthday and is old enough to know better. He lives in Austin, Texas with The Woman. He is greatly loved and admired by all right-thinking citizens and enjoys a complete absence of cats and dogs at home.
6. Eat to Lose Weight by June Kessler
   Following my passion to share healthy recipes for healthy weight-loss
7. Hats Off To Murder by D S Nelson
   D S Nelson's introduction to murder came from Agatha Christie. Her inquisitive Miss Marple, of St Mary Mead, and very Belgian Poirot, with his 'little grey cells', captured her imagination from a young age. With a passion for the crime genre, her writing includes cosy crime novelettes and short stories. She is currently working on the Blake Hetherington mystery series, the first of which, 'Hats Off To Murder' is now available on Kindle.
8. MIDNIGHT MEN by Clint Gleason
   Amazon has given me the opportunity to publish my stories and it's a dream come true. A few that have influenced me are Richard Matheson(I AM LEGEND was published in 1954 but could have easily been written yesterday. It’s brilliant and a thrilling read, a precursor to the vampire and zombie stories told today and I highly recommend it if you’re a fan of science fiction and horror), Orson Scott Card’s ENDER’S GAME(probably the best science fiction book I've ever read), Stephen King’s THE MIST(One of my favorites from him. King has a terrific instinct for human behavior and it's apparent in this story), and then there’s James Cameron’s film masterpiece ALIENS, which floored me so much when I saw it when I was 12 that I think it re-wired my brain.