Daily Archives: August 16, 2020

The Liar: A Novelby Stephen Fry

An “outrageously hilarious” novel about a young man who has trouble with the truth (The Boston Globe).

Adrian Healey loves to lie. He does it all the time. Every minute, every moment. And worse, he does it wonderfully, imaginatively, brilliantly. He lies to buck the system, to express his contempt for convention, but mostly because he just plain likes to. It’s fun.

He invents a lost pornographic novel by Charles Dickens, and, for himself, a career as a Piccadilly rent boy, hireable by the hour. But Adrian’s lies eventually bring true danger, as he finds himself caught up in the machinations of a shadowy network that puts his own life at risk, in this “clever and entertaining novel that will appeal to Anglophiles with a twisted sense of humor” (Library Journal).

Pears and Perilsby Drew Hayes

Most people would be overjoyed to win $50,000 and the chance to star in a nation-wide commercial, even if it was just for a fast food joint like Camelot Burger. Then again, Clint Tucker has never been like most people. Ushered to the tropical paradise of Kenowai, he and the other winners undertake an island tradition for the cameras, one meant to free a local imprisoned deity. One with very specific requirements that have yet to be met. One that might just be a bit more authentic than any of them expected. One that will begin a journey fraught with danger, excitement, and more beer than is wise or healthy.

What people are saying:

“Riveting. Ground Breaking. Truly Impressive.” – People talking about a shipment of tools in a hardware store.

“Dude, this digibook is so solid it four take powerlifting bros to budge it.” –Thunder

“It’s a masterful piece of fiction with laugh out loud humor and sparkling characters. There, I said it, now get the hell out of my house and leave me alone!” –Some guy we thought worked for the Wall Street Journal. (We were way wrong on that one)

You Were Made for Loveby Carin Carlsson

Three Spicy, Hot, Sexy French Caribbean Multi-Racial Stories.

Tilde, a beautiful, multi-racial French Caribbean model gives all the graphic details of her encounters with men in different countries. Her Japanese trip shed light on an intriguing and unique development that proved great sex is sometimes found in unexpected places.

Hollywood, was Hollywood. No disappointment there. Her boyfriend, Jean-Marc added exciting touches to the experiences, albeit by CAM.

Lord of the Sky (The Executioner Knights Book 6)by Kathryn Le Veque

1217 A. D. – Executioner Knight Kevin de Lara finally has his moment to shine.

Kevin breaks out from under his powerful brother’s shadow (Sean de Lara from Lord of the Shadows) and becomes a great knight on his own. But there’s just one problem… the woman he loves may very well cause his downfall when one strategic lie begins to unravel…

Since reconciling with his brother, Kevin has become a powerful garrison commander along the Welsh marches for the de Lara empire. As an agent of William Marshal, his directive is to keep the local Welsh barons under control at all costs, and Kevin becomes a diplomat.

But the Welsh lords only tell him what he wants to hear. Secretly, they are planning a rebellion to gain back de Lara properties they believe belong to the Welsh.

Juliandra ferch Gethin is a daughter of two worlds – a Welsh father, an English mother.

Juliandra’s father has committed an offense against the de Lara empire and has consequently been jailed. When Juliandra disguises herself as a servant and sneaks into the castle to free her father, she can’t get past Kevin. When he discovers her true identity, he formulates a plan to marry her simply to keep her father and his allies under control. It’s a tactic and nothing more.

Or so he thinks.

Sometimes the arrogance of a man is only exceeded by his love for a woman.

Join Kevin and Juliandra on their journey of rebellion, redemption, and the realization of a love that cannot be denied. Kevin married Juliandra to control the Welsh, but it’s very possible that she may be the one controlling the English… through him.

Lord of the Sky is a love story you won’t want to miss.

Quest for the Blue Crystalby W. D. County

An epic fantasy adventure of magic and science, feelings and logic.

Centuries ago in an alternate reality called Salmineria, magic was made safe with the creation of the Strictures, seven limitations on magic that are enforced by the Blue Crystal. But now that safety is threatened by Kratia, a sociopathic female wizard, who transports a ninja (Billy Takashema) and a mercenary (Michael Drake) from Earth to carry out her plan to alter the Strictures and to conquer Salmineria. What Kratia did not expect was Nexus, an old blind wizard, taking Billy as an apprentice and awakening the magical abilities within him. It also awakens Billy’s sense of honor, forcing Kratia to imprison Nexus and blackmail Billy into going on the quest for the Blye Crystal.

The dangers are many: marauding barbarian tribes, a barren polar wasteland, and deadly guardians of the Crystal. Even if Billy can reach the Crystal, he faces a final dilemma. Does he sacrifice his friend and mentor to stop Kratia, or does he unleash her evil rule upon the land?

Murder in the South of Franceby Susan Kiernan-Lewis

When her sister dies, Maggie flies to Provence to find the little niece that no one in the family even knew existed. Along the way, on the Riviera she finds handsome sexy Frenchman Laurent Dernier to help with the search. Meanwhile, her sister’s murderer sets his sights on the little girl—and Maggie.