Daily Archives: November 11, 2018

Surviving: Post Apocalyptic Survival fiction (The Adventures of John Harris Book 1)by AJ Newman

This is a conservative view of what can happen in our future. Rogue government officials conspire with Iran and a major drug lord to reshape the world. Over 16 major US and many foreign cities have been nuked. The USA has lost all electronics due to several EMP blasts. The USA has reverted to lawless gangs and thugs taking over cities. The US Government is forcing most citizens into work camps for their protection.

This is a post-apocalyptic story about how a hero, John Harris, leads a group of people in rebuilding the country after a coalition of rogue US Government agents, Islamic Terrorists, and Drug Cartels kill over 200 million people in the USA and Western Europe with nuclear bombs and nuclear EMP blasts. The rogue Department of Homeland Security is relocating citizens to re-education camps and killing anyone who resists. There is no electricity and food and water are running out. Looting, rioting and gang violence are the rule of the day. John’s team fights for survival against very long odds, but John is a hard man for hard times. The six book series spans from 2020 to 2048.

Code of Rainbow: Soaring Flame and the Dragon-transcending Magimalby Weiqi Wang

The world is beautiful because it’s full with magic elements of seven types, each in a designated color – just like the rainbow code! That said, those colors could only be seen by some special eyes, such as Soarame’s!

Many animals in this world possess magic power, so they were called “magimals”. A well-known example is dragons, and we all know how strong they are. However, they are still not the most powerful kind of magimals, because each type of magic has a king kind – and never underestimate a magimal just because it looks cute and little!

My Holiday Reunionby Weston Parker

Christmas is the season of second chances.

I’m not the same guy I was growing up, but I have some apologies to make for being him.

My fifteen-year high school reunion reminds me of my biggest regret.

Walking away from the love of my life to chase my career.

By doing so, I fell in love with another woman, had a little boy, and life mended itself.

Until my wife passed away.

Love can suck it. I’m not interested anymore.

And yet the minute I see my childhood sweetheart at our reunion, the ice melts inside my chest.

But she hates my guts for leaving her without a goodbye when we were kids, and I can’t blame her.

An unexpected chain of events has her in an accident and without her memory for a short time.

As much as I hate myself for doing it, I tell her she watches my son and works for me.

I just need time to help her remember how much we loved each other.

It’s not right, but she’s always been mine.

I can’t keep up the lie forever, but before I reveal what I’ve done, maybe she’ll see the man I am today.

Different. Strong. Completely in love with her.

Or maybe she’ll recognize the truth.

I haven’t changed at all.

Every Good Girl Deserves a Bad Boy. ~ Weston

Nuclear Surpriseby Rob Carnell

In this action thriller Kamal Pashwari, a billionaire from the Middle East decides the United States needs to be taught a lesson for his sons death in a military encounter.

He finds an ingenious way to steal and smuggle an old Russian suitcase nuclear weapon into the U.S. with an unknown target.

Russia is terrified it will be blamed, and sends their top agent Natasha Karpov to team up with Matt Peterson, an up and coming CIA analyst to track the bomb’s path to the U.S. and try and locate the weapon before the impending disaster.

The author neatly weaves fact with fiction, including Schapelle Corby drug smuggling, as well as terrorist bombings in Bali & London.

The Night Child: A Novelby Anna Quinn

This breathtaking debut novel examines the impact of traumatic childhood experiences and the fragile line between past and present. Exquisitely nuanced and profoundly intimate, The Night Child is a story of resilience, hope, and the capacity of the mind, body, and spirit to save itself despite all odds.

Nora Brown teaches high school English and lives a quiet life in Seattle with her husband and six-year-old daughter. But one November day, moments after dismissing her class, a girl’s face appears above the students’ desks—“a wild numinous face with startling blue eyes, a face floating on top of shapeless drapes of purples and blues where arms and legs should have been. Terror rushes through Nora’s body—the kind of raw terror you feel when there’s no way out, when every cell in your body, your entire body, is on fire—when you think you might die.”

Twenty-four hours later, while on Thanksgiving vacation, the face appears again. Shaken and unsteady, Nora meets with neurologists and eventually, a psychiatrist. As the story progresses, a terrible secret is discovered—a secret that pushes Nora toward an even deeper psychological breakdown.

“The Night Child is a powerful, beautifully written, transformative novel that struck a rare chord with me. When I recall Nora’s journey, I am affected viscerally, as if I were reliving her painful memories alongside her. ‘Must-read’ is not a phrase I use often; I am using it now: you must read this book!”—Garth Stein, New York Times bestselling author of The Art of Racing in the Rain

That Woman: Beating the Odds in Colonial New Yorkby Wayne Clark

. 2017 Book Excellence Awards Finalist for Fiction
. 2017 Winner 50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading

Kidnapped in France and brought to America as an indentured servant, a young woman takes on the brutal merchant king of New York’s East River waterfront…
Illness suddenly deprives 17-year-old Sarah Da Silva and her older brother Jacob of a mother. Before Sarah has come to terms with that loss, her merchant father grows frail and increasingly desperate in the face of impending bankruptcy. On the rainy night their father scours the docks of Bordeaux, France, to make his final bid to save his family, his children are kidnapped and forced onto a ship bound for New York City where they’ll be separated and sold to the highest bidder as indentured labor.

Purchased by a grotesque merchant whose wealth, backed by a team of henchmen, allows him to dominate the chaotic East River docks, Sarah strikes back the only way she can. Vowing to never allow him to put his hands on her again, she presses a knife to his fat neck. She demands her freedom, a roof over her head and the means to start a business. Her leverage? Knowledge obtained on the voyage that would bring the big man to his knees forever. He yields to her demands but privately swears to become her worst nightmare.

The Furyck Saga (Books 1-3)by A.E. Rayne

This box set includes the first three books in A.E. Rayne’s exciting saga (over 2000 pages!)

If you’re a fan of Game of Thrones or Vikings, you’re going to love The Furyck Saga!

Despite her reputation as Brekka’s greatest warrior, without her father to protect her, Jael Furyck was merely a pawn; a woman to be married off so her uncle could forge an alliance to fulfil his own desperate ambitions.

Eadmund Skalleson was broken, tortured by the death of his first wife, but his father had lost patience with him. He wanted heirs for his kingdom. He wanted his son back, restored to the fierce warrior he had once been. And when his daughter had a dream about Jael, he jumped at the opportunity to make an alliance with his worst enemy.

Jael and Eadmund will fight against their marriage, but it must happen for the sake of Osterland. For without them – without Jael and her sword; without Eadmund by her side – the five kingdoms will not survive the return of the darkness that is coming to claim them all.

The Furyck Saga is an epic fantasy series of swords and sorcery, love and betrayal, warring kingdoms and an ancient prophecy.

Includes:
Winter’s Fury
The Burning Sea
Night of the Shadow Moon