Books: other people’s

Having seen one of my interviewees Rosanne Dingli say on a LinkedIn thread: “someone should write a blog soon about all the wonderful indie books available by very capable writers”, I challenged them to give me a <15-word synopsis for their book(s)… they are accepting the challenge and their books are appearing here.

What I’m after is your name (listed within each section alphabetically by first name), your website / blog address, book title, book link (where we can buy it), genre and summary in no more than 15 words (a test of your editing skills ). You can email me these details for up to 5 of your books (please don’t paste them into this page’s comments section).

My free and $1.49 eBooks are detailed on the ‘Books – mine‘ page.

Fiction – children’s / Y.A.

• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Bob Frey: Guide to Seldom Seen Animals (children’s picture book) – helps explain in humorous ways some of the curious things that happen in everyday life.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• C.V. Smith: Nettie Parker’s Backyard ((ages 9-13) multi-cultural historical-fiction) – magical African-American woman symbolizes tolerance caring for eight Holocaust children in war-torn London.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Felicia Johnson: Shuck, shuck, shuck (children’s literature) – children learn creativity, sound recognition, and self confidence at outdoor play as expressed by one character, Hania.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Fiona Veitch Smith: David and the Hairy Beast (bible-based picture book) – can young David save the sheep from the Hairy Beast?
• David and the Kingmaker (bible-based picture book) – will the Prophet Samuel find the next king of Israel?
• Donovon’s Rainbow (chapter book for 6-8s) – can Donovon Dove outwit the evil Raven to save Noah’s Ark?
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Jerry Mullinax: Enoree (Young Adult fiction) – in 1950’s South, eight-year-old Jake secretly befriends Josiah, a black boy across the Enoree River.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• K. S. Brooks: Postcards from Mr. Pish, Mr. Pish’s Woodland Adventure, and The Mighty Oak and Me (fun educational) – children’s picture books promoting outdoor learning and literacy.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Lesley Fletcher: All I Want for Christmas is a Wishmas Tree – imagine the wistfulness and envy that children who do not celebrate Christmas feel as every street is filled with lights, seasonal music is playing and gifts being exchanged.Emphasis on inter-cultural traditions and family.
• Hey Angel! – by envisioning this friendly and loving angel children can feel secure that ‘someone’ is always with them. They will soon learn that the someone is themselves.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Mary Ellen Ryall: My Name is Butterfly (children’s illustrated book) – discover the world of Monarch butterflies about a young girl’s summer in her enchanted garden.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Mollie Carson-Vollath: Terrence O’Ferret (children’s illustrated non-fiction) – the story of how a girl discovered ferrets and got one for her very own.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Nancy Di Fabbio: Midnight Magic – Be Careful What You Wish For! (juvenile fiction) – spooky thriller about a haunted painting, a phantom horse and the girl who loves him.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Samni Ghani: The shoe, the necklace and the Giant (children’s) – this is an adventure story about four children and their encounter with a Giant.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Stacy Juba: Dark Before Dawn (Young Adult paranormal) – ESP spells D-A-N-G-E-R when a teen psychic takes secret classes from the local fortuneteller.
• Face-Off (Young Adult (Sports)) – teenage twin brothers, stars of the high school hockey team, compete on and off the ice.
• Teddy Bear Town Children’s E-book Bundle (children’s picture book) – three picture books featuring teddy bears: The Flag Keeper, Sticker Shoes, and Victoria Rose and the Big Bad Noise.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Susan Brocker: The Wolf in the Wardrobe (middle grade fiction (ages 9-13)) – a boy rescues a wolf from a circus and keeps her as his pet.
• Dreams of Warriors (middle grade fiction (ages 9-13)) – a teenage girl battles to save the family farm while her father is away at war.
• Saving Sam (middle grade fiction (ages 9-13)) – a troubled boy and a damaged dog team up to save Sam.
• Restless Spirit (middle grade fiction (ages 9-13)) – two teenagers attempt to free a captured wild Kaimanawa stallion.
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• TJ Perkins: Wound Too Tight (YA: 8-14) – cursed treasure, an enchanted watch, an evil spirit wants it back – run if you can! (available in various formats)
• Mystery of the Attic (YA: 8-14) – Melissa needs to solve an ancient murder, but the evil ghost wants to stop her. (available in various formats)
• On Forbidden Ground (sequel to Mystery of the Attic) (YA: 8-14) – Melissa is lured back to the old house to face her greatest fear alone! (available in various formats)
• Fantasies are Murder (Book 1 in the Kim & Kelly Mystery Series) (YA: 8-14) – teen detectives risk becoming the next victims at a mystery weekend resort. (available in various formats)
• Art of the Ninja: Earth (Teen) – Duncan needs to master the raging mysterious force within before he is destroyed. (available in various formats)
• you could have your children’s book listed here
• Vincent Miskell: Dreaming Thomas: A Fairy Tale (illustrated children’s story) – daydreaming gets Thomas into trouble, but might just win him a princess and a kingdom.
• you could have your children’s book listed here

Fiction – poetry

• I recently had a short story (First Impression) accepted for a charity anthology called ‘Telling Tales‘ by Moonworks Publishing, from some wonderful authors including Flash Fiction Fridays contributor Jane Risdon, interviewee Kevin Broughton and 17 other great authors from the Writers for Welfare Facebook group. The collection contains 29 stories and 5 poems and carries a £6.99 RRP paperback and £2.99 ebook. All proceeds go to Norfolk Hospice. :)
• you could have your poetry listed here
• Bonnie Gail Carter: That’s Life Poetry (poetry) – filled with pain and difficult relationships while also reflecting buoyancy and a positive approach to life.
• you could have your poetry listed here
• Cendrine Marrouat: Five Years and Counting. A Journey into the Mind of Soul Poetry (poetry) – life has four universal stages. Do you know what they are?
• Rizen (spoken word CD) – written and spoken words have met in a loving embrace.
• you could have your poetry listed here
• John C Bird: Something Understood – a collection of accessible poems to make you smile, fret and ponder.
• you could have your poetry listed here
• K. S. Brooks: Odd and Odder (humour/suspense/general fiction/poetry) – a collection of sensuality, satire and suspense.
• you could have your poetry listed here
• Lesley Fletcher: 5 Pillars of the Gypsy (eBook/paperback) – a collection of poetry and art that will awaken your spirituality and heighten your senses.
• you could have your poetry listed here
• Vincent Miskell: Humorous Poetry Parodies & Even Verse (humour/verse) – parodies of Poe, Dante, Coleridge, Frost, and others with additional funny verse.
• you could have your poetry listed here
• Wayne Howard: Seasons of the Mind, 2nd Edition (poetry) – life, love, death and Christian mysticism against a backdrop of the seasons of the year.
• you could have your poetry listed here

Fiction – prose (novels)

• you could have your novel listed here
• Aggie Villanueva: Rightfully Mine: God’s Equal Rights Amendment (religion & spirituality) – why should my father’s name be wiped from Israel because he bore only daughters?
• you could have your novel listed here
• Alan Place: Chronicles of Mark Johnson (fantasy/horror) – the story of a photographer-turned-demon hunter trying to fight his demons.
• Did we see him? (horror) – mystery of the Victorian era turned into a time travel story.
• Holding Richmond (horror) – this is an alternate history story about the Battle for Richmond during the American Civil war. Not for fans of Twilight (Alan says).
• you could have your novel listed here
• Alana Woods Automaton (thriller, legal) – won the Fast Books Prize for best Australian self-published fiction. Better than Grisham apparently
• Imbroglio (thriller, suspense) – fancy swimming with sharks? No? Neither does Noel, but some things are unavoidable.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Anna Patricio: Asenath (historical) – a fictional memoir of the Egyptian priestess who married
  Joseph the dreamer.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Anne R. Allen: Food of Love (romantic comedy/thriller) – someone’s trying to kill the Princess – because she got fat? There’s a small nuclear bomb…
• The Gatsby Game (romantic comedy/mystery) – based on a real unsolved Hollywood mystery. Chick Lit noir. The nanny didn’t do it!
• Ghostwriters in the Sky (romantic comedy/mystery) – murder at a Writers Conference. Is it ghosts, gangsters, gay cowboys, or the bogus agent?
• Sherwood, Ltd (romantic comedy/mystery) – penniless socialite becomes a 21^st century Maid Marian, but is “Robin” planning to kill her? Due for release November 2011 – see Anne’s Amazon Author page.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Barbara Ann Derksen: Fear Not – Brian and Andrea journey to clear a friend of murder but discover much more. Available via Amazon.co.uk as e-books with paperbacks from Amazon.com.
• Presumed Dead – Andrea and Brian search for a missing DEA agent undercover in a biker gang for two years. Available via Amazon.co.uk as e-books with paperbacks from Amazon.com.
• Vanished – death, fire, and kidnapping send Andrea and Brian to uncover a diabolical plot against blacks. Available via Amazon.co.uk as e-books with paperbacks from Amazon.com.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Bob Frey: The DVD Murders (mystery) – someone is killing the A-list actors of Hollywood & leaving a DVD at the crime scene.
• The Bashful Vampire Murder & The Comic Book Murders (mystery) – Detective Frank Callahan is back in two hybrid, contemporary crime fiction stories.
• Supermale’s Gone and Left Us (satire) – if there really was such a thing as a superhero, what problems might he face?
• you could have your novel listed here
• Chaz Wood: Trinity Chronicles: Maranatha (thriller/mystery) – ‘The Lord Cometh’ but is it the Second Coming, or the Fourth Reich?
• Trinity Chronicles: Venus in Saturn (thriller/horror) – Horror, both personal and professional, haunts the life and mind of forensic investigator Vanessa Descartes.
• The Wish and the Will: Sundancer’s Regret Episode 1 (fantasy/steampunk) – welcome to Middengarth, where fairytales are history, and magic still lingers in the air (episodes 2 and 3 also available).
• The Black Flag (graphic novel/sci-fi/thriller) – love, death, and anarchy in the U.K… led by Georgina Macdubhgaill, eco-activist and possible goddess.
• you could have your novel listed here
• C.S. Lakin: Innocent Little Crimes (psychological mystery/suspense) – six unsuspecting guests, a dish of revenge—a recipe for disaster and death.
• Intended for Harm (family drama/mystery) – a family saga of pain and loss that leads to faith and comfort.
• Conundrum (mystery/women’s fiction) – a young woman’s search to uncover the mystery behind her father’s death 25 years ago.
• The Map across Time (fantasy) – a sweeping epic of unfailing love and trust, in which the “insignificant” have merit and purpose.
• Someone to Blame (contemporary fiction/mystery/suspense) – a family reeling in pain moves to a small town to heal, only to get in the midst of trouble.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Dale T Phillips: A Fall From Grace (mystery) – Zack Taylor must clear a woman accused of murder, against a whole town of suspects. Available from Amazon and Smashwords.
• A Memory of Grief (mystery) – Troubled ex-con Zack Taylor faces danger while seeking the truth about his friend’s death. Available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Smashwords.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Dennis Kitainik: Higher Than an Eagle: A Wings of Mercy Novel (disaster/rescue adventure) – a rescue team must fly through an Arctic cyclone to save a badly wounded scientist.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Fiona Veitch Smith: The Peace Garden (romantic thriller) – a romantic thriller doused in political intrigue, racial tension, international terrorism and… gardening!
• you could have your novel listed here
• Gary Showalter (blog): The Big Bend (mystery) – series of murders prompts Terry Rankin to go after the killers. Available as paperback and Kindle formats.
• Hog Valley (mystery) – the involvement of drug money in the Florida banking industry and the theft of millions from a US Army cash warehouse in Kuwait leads to murder in Florida. Available as paperback and Kindle formats.
• Twisted Key (mystery) – a kidnapping that never happened, and a treasure ship that shouldn’t exist, rip the masks off and let evil out to play in the Florida sun. Available as paperback and Kindle formats.
• Lonesome Cove (mystery) – Terry Rankin’s new client turns out to be somewhat less and somewhat more than he seems to be. And there’s three tons of gold missing, too. Available as Kindle format only.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Gregory Allen: Well With My Soul (literary/gay themed) – family drama of two brothers and how choices they make follow them for years
• you could have your novel listed here
• JD Mader: Joe Café (crime / thriller) – murder, mobsters, strippers, and fly fishing (oh my). Postmodern noir.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Jennifer Word: The Poe Toaster (historical fiction / horror novella) – the last week of Edgar Allan Poe’s life is completely unaccounted for… until now.
• All Because of the Cat (horror novella) – when a man is stalked by a monster, only his cat can save the day.
• you could have your novel listed here
• J Griffith Mitchell: Death in Edenville (crime) – child commits a heinous crime. Townspeople question justice and commit an equally unspeakable crime. Available from Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Kobo Books, Google Books, and iBooks.
• The House of Indiscretions (Family Saga/Women’s Fiction) – she retains her mansion through blackmail, prostitution, running a speakeasy, then discovers its real purpose. Available from Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Kobo Books, Google Books, and iBooks.
• Jeremiah Bascomb – a Heart Divided (Family Saga) – a runaway orphan, through fate and his own efforts, becomes a business mogul by forty. Available from Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Kobo Books, Google Books, and iBooks.
• Pola – a Biographical Novel (Biographical Fiction) – from poverty to ballerina to stage actress to movie superstar and princess. Available from Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Kobo Books, Google Books, and iBooks.
• The Royle Blue Bloods (Family Saga/Women’s Fiction) – a dysfunctional four-generation family eventually destroys itself through greed, blackmail, deceit, suicide, and murder. Available from Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Kobo Books, Google Books, and iBooks.
• you could have your novel listed here
• John C Bird: Aristocrat at Large (comedy thriller) – a naive young Englishman finds fun, romance and danger in the American West.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Joy V Smith: Hidebound (science-fiction ebook) – after Anfissa meets Ferenc, they flee to a planet where even the grass is deadly.
• Sugar Time (science-fiction audiobook) – three time-travel stories: “Sugar Time”, “Flight Test”, and “Return to Neander”.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Kimberley Payne (Fit for Faith and Return Home and Tell blogs): Tooth for Tooth – life finally looks safe for Heather Williams until her daughter reveals a terrifying secret. Available via Smashwords and Amazon.
• you could have your novel listed here
• K. S. Brooks: Lust for Danger (action-adventure) – Special Agent Kathrin Night tries to prevent terrorists from commiting mass-murder.
• Kiss of Night and Night Undone (suspense / romance) – Special Agent Kathrin Night deals with life after an injury-induced early “retirement”.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Kurt Kamm: Code Blood (thriller) – lives of a paramedic, stemcell researcher and vampire wannabe collide in this L.A. noir novel.
• One Foot in the Black (firefighting adventure) – a turbulent, thoughtful story of putting out fires, both personal and professional (Kirkus Discoveries).
• Red Flag Warning (serial arson mystery) – who is trying to burn down Malibu?
• you could have your novel listed here
• Linda M James: The Invisible Piper – 1940. An endearing cockney boy changes the life of a  war-torn family for ever.
• Tempting the Stars – 1944. One man’s inspirational struggle to survive in a world which judges us by how we look.
• The Day of the Swans (to be published July 2012) – if memories give you your identity, what happens if someone gives you false ones and makes you believe them?.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Marc Nash: A,B&E (contemporary fiction) – a gangster’s moll with a contract on her head hides out in island Greece.
• Not In My Name (political fiction) – internet terrorist grooming, no one is who they say they are
• you could have your novel listed here
• Marietta Miemietz: Off-site (financial / thriller) – banker attends secluded team-building off-site meeting. Strange things happen, leaving her in mortal danger. Available on Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.de (as ‘Das Seminar’), Amazon.fr, Amazon.es, Amazon.it.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Marla Madison: She’s Not There (suspense) – abused women are going missing. Is a predator targeting them?
• you could have your novel listed here
• Michele Drier: Edited for Death (traditional mystery) – an art theft in WWII leads to three murders 60 years later in California.
• SNAP: The World Unfolds (vampire romance) – Maxie finds more than she expected when she begins working for international celeb media SNAP.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Neal James: A Ticket to Tewkesbury (spy thriller) – who will find the secret documents vital for the national security of modern-day Britain?
• Two Little Dicky Birds (crime) – a killer stalks the streets of England. Can the Met catch him before more people suffer?
• Threads of Deceit (crime) – James Poynter’s thirst for revenge brings the futures of all connected to a tipping point.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Neil L. Yuzuk & David A. Yuzuk: Beachside PD: The Reluctant Knight (thriller / mystery / police procedural; details on their website) – a compelling novel of corruption, murder, unforgettable characters, intriguing romance and redemption.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Nina Munteanu: Darwin’s Paradox – released in 2007 by Dragon Moon Press. An environmental thriller that explores the merger of machine intelligence with an intelligent virus.
• Angel of Chaos – released in 2010 by Dragon Moon Press. In this prequel to Darwin’s Paradox  an environmental disease changes the evolution of humanity.
• Outer Diverse (Book One of the Splintered Universe Trilogy) – released in 2011 by Starfire World Syndicate. A paranormal space thriller about a hard-boiled female detective who must solve a religious massacre. Nina also blogs at The Alien Next Door.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Phyllis J Burton: A Passing Storm (romance/suspense) – Jennifer Redmond is in hospital suffering from amnesia. When her memory returns she remembers why she was running away.
• Paper Dreams (romance/suspense) – Katie Nicholson discovers evidence of a past scandal and her life is put in mortal danger! Published by Matador (Troubador) December 2011.
• you could have your novel listed here
• P W Fox: Sea Change (fantasy) – overcoming betrayal and death, Selena uses magic and races the moon for escape and vengeance.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Rosanne Dingli: Death in Malta (mystery – BeWrite Books) – a lonely novelist flees to Malta, where a missing boy and a woman prove confounding. You had me at ‘Novelist’
• According to Luke (romantic thriller – BeWrite Books) – murder, extortion and forbidden love overwhelm Jana when an ancient icon reveals a dangerous secret.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Rudy A. Mazzocchi (blog / trailer): Equity of Evil (medical thriller) – based on true events, this novel involves some of the world’s oldest, most emotional and controversial issues. Available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble and OmniLit.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Sarah Baethge: The Speed of Darkness (sci-fi / fantasy – available from Amazon & Smashwords) –what happens when closely guarded secrets are thrown away to prevent what seems wrong?
• you could have your novel listed here
• Sarah England: Expected (comedy) – Sam Sweet doesn’t want a husband or kids, just a job and a cowboy!
• you could have your novel listed here
• Sheron Wood McCartha: A Dangerous Talent For Time (science fiction time travel adventure) – a renegade Talent is loose in the past and destroying the future. Can solving a hidden riddle save it?
• Caught In Time (science fiction time travel adventure) – time traveler Rowyna Grae journeys 1,000 years into the medieval past to save the future. Will love trip her up?
• you could have your novel listed here
• Stacy Juba: Sink or Swim (mystery / romantic suspense) – a personal trainer attracts a stalker after appearing on a reality TV show.
• Twenty-Five Years Ago Today (mystery / romantic suspense) – a newspaper editorial assistant investigates an unsolved murder and falls for the victim’s nephew.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Suzan Tisdale: Laiden’s Daughter (eBook, paperback due in March 2012, historical romance) – she believes men are not honorable nor are they kind – he proves her wrong.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Terry W Ervin II: Flank Hawk (the first in the First Civilization’s Legacy series) – an action-adventure post-apocalyptic fantasy where magic exists and ogres are more than a child’s nightmare.
• Blood Sword (the second in the First Civilization’s Legacy series) – Flank Hawk, Grand Wizard Seelain’s mercenary guard, faces peril seeking the malevolent Blood Sword’s return.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Toni Weymouth: Deadly Vibrations (Amazon / Smashwords / soft cover; erotic suspense) – the Wilde Sisters band together to ferret out sex toy mischief, mayhem and murder.
• Easy Entry (Amazon / soft cover; romantic suspense) – a therapist and her dog find danger while travelling in a caravan across the county.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Tristram La Roche: On My Knees (M:M/gay/contemporary romance) – when Mark meets a handsome stranger at the gym, he realises he’s gay not weird.
• Lorenzo il Magnifico (M:M/gay/contemporary romance) – can a holiday fling with sexy Florentine waiter Lorenzo change Luke’s humdrum life?
• Fixed (M:M/gay/contemporary romance) – he’s broken, but an unexpected meeting with an old friend breathes new life into Mike.
• The Hun and The General (M:M/gay/historical romance) – when two powerful men share an intimate secret, the course of history may be changed.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Vincent Miskell: Godspeed Inc.: A Naomi Kinder Adventure (science fiction free ebook) – set in 2097, Naomi must race to Umbriel to save the solar system.
• Rescuing the Future:  A Naomi Kinder Novel (science fiction novel) – Naomi travels to the 24th century to stop a nanobot takeover of Earth.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Will le Fleming: Central Reservation (general fiction) – a gripping tale of haunting and the search for identity in a world on fire.
• you could have your novel listed here
• Yvonne Hertzberger: Back From Chaos: Earth’s Pendulum, Book One (epic fantasy – available from Amazon as an eBook and pBook) – sometimes destiny chooses the unlikeliest of heroes – assassin and spy. But the goddess needs him.
• Through Kestrel’s Eyes: Earth’s Pendulum, Book Two (epic fantasy – available from Amazon as eBook and pBook) – Liannis, seer, must face tests and self-doubt to help restore the Balance. Time is short.
• you could have your novel listed here
  

Fiction – prose (short stories & flash fiction)

• I recently had a short story (First Impression) accepted for a charity anthology called ‘Telling Tales‘ by Moonworks Publishing, from some wonderful authors including Flash Fiction Fridays contributor Jane Risdon, interviewee Kevin Broughton and 17 other great authors from the Writers for Welfare Facebook group. The collection contains 29 stories and 5 poems and carries a £6.99 RRP paperback and £2.99 ebook. All proceeds go to Norfolk Hospice. :)
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Alana Woods Tapestries and short stories (romance, crime, humour, travel) – a collection of published, award-winning, and previously unpublished short fiction to occupy an hour.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Anne R. Allen and 24 other Women Writers: Indie Chicks (anthology) – a collection of personal stories and a sneak peak into each of their featured novels.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Bob Frey: Catawampus Tales (eclectic short stories) – runs the gambit from sci-fi to satire, horror, and everything in between.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• D Reeder: End of Times, The Court Marshall of Kiddo Slacks, The Gift, The Leper’s Bible, The Night of the Mothers, The Night Watchman. All @ $0.99.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Joy V Smith: Hot Yellow Planet (science-fiction ebook short) – in this Pretty Pink Planet sequel, Lori and Chiing continue their adventures.
• Pretty Pink Planet (science-fiction ebook short) – Lori, an agent of SOESFOL, visits Prism to track down planet pirates and rescue aliens.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Jeannie van Rompaey: free and $0.99 short pieces on Smashwords.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Julia Kavan: Dreaming, Not Sleeping (erotic horror short story) – some nightmares are too good to resist.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• K. S. Brooks: Odd and Odder (humour / suspense / general fiction / poetry) – a collection of sensuality, satire and suspense.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Marc Nash: 52FF (flash fiction) – anthology of flash fiction stories, one for each week of the year.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Nancy Adams: Saint Nick and the Fir Tree (Christmas short story) – Saint Nick takes his new Tree friend on a magical post-Christmas holiday.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Neal James: Short Stories – Volume One (various genres) – a perfectly balanced anthology of romance, horror, science fiction, crime and humour. Suitable for everyone.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Rosanne Dingli: The Astronomer’s Pig (short stories – Createspace / Kindle) – seven succulent stories set in Europe, each accompanied by a recipe.
• Counting Churches – The Malta Stories (short stories – Createspace / Kindle) – family anecdotes, folkloric tales, and pure figments of the author’s imagination. Which is which?
• Over and Above (short stories – Createspace / Kindle) – a journey; less travelogue than enthralling ride – into different landscapes peopled by intriguing characters.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Sarah England: Mosaic (short stories – Bridge House / Amazon, paperback) – includes Sarah’s stories ’Adele’ and ‘Different Colours’.
• Global Shorts (short stories – globalshortstories.com / Amazon, paperback) – a collection by prize-winning authors, including Sarah’s comedy story ‘She wanted to complain’.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• Vincent Miskell: Time Travel Times 5 (science fiction anthology) – stories about Tom Paine, Beatles music, dogs, and the hypnotist-psychiatrist, Milton Erickson.
• you could have your short stories listed here
• I also have a collection of short stories out: Story A Day May (“an author’s challenge to write 31 stories”).

Fiction – script

• you could have your script book listed here
• Gary Dooley: Great Classical Monologues for Young Men (drama/theatre, available as paperback and ebook) – monologues from Classical Greek to early 20th Century to inspire and challenge young actors.
• Great Classical Monologues for Young Women (drama/theatre, available as paperback and ebook) – monologues from Classical Greek to early 20th Century to inspire and challenge young actors.
• you could have your script book listed here

Non-Fiction (including auto/biographies)

• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Aggie Villanueva: The Rewritten Word: How to Sculpt Literary Art No Matter The Genre (Non-Fiction) – whittle away what buries the art of your words beneath pulp. Publishing 2011 winner of the Global eBook Award
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Alana Woods: Family medical history (non-fiction medical journal) – record everything of a medical nature for your family here in this one journal.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Ann Pietrangelo: No More Secs! Living, Laughing & Loving Despite Multiple Sclerosis – a love story at heart; romantic love; love of family; love of life – with MS. Available as eBook and paperback.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Carol Anita Ryan: Right Now Is Perfect: A Romance, An Adventure, The Unexpected Thereafter –  a South Pacific sailing saga wrapped in a romance with an unexpected ending.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Dale T Phillips: How To Improve Your Interviewing Skills (career help) – interviewing is critical for getting jobs – this book has been designed to help get better at it.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Deborah McCarragher: Mission Possible (relationships/women’s issues) – an encouraging book for women in a spiritually mismatched marriage that will change your life.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Felicia Johnson: A historical glimpse about your braids (narrative non-fiction) – origin of braided hairstyles relevant to history, culture, style, and economics.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Gregory Allen: Proud Pants (memoir; eBook only) – a man recalls his life of addiction, abandonment, and anger as he faces death at the age of thirty-four.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Hodges L. Golson, Ph.D.: Influence for Impact: Increasing Your Effectiveness in Your Organization (business / self-development) – understand and use the laws of influence to make your life easier.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Joy V Smith: Remodeling: Buying and Updating a Foreclosure (non-fiction eBook) – How one woman bought and remodeled a foreclosure; it didn’t even have a kitchen sink!
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Kimberley Payne (Fit for Faith and Return Home and Tell blogs): Fit for Faith – 7 weeks to improved spiritual & physical health – unites physical and spiritual health through a program to lose weight and strengthen God’s relationship. Available via Smashwords and Amazon.
• Where Family Meets Faith (non-fiction devotional) – shows the similarities between the challenges of a family and building a relationship with God. Available via Smashwords and Amazon.
• Where Fitness Meets Faith (non-fiction devotional) – reflections about the challenges of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and building a relationship with God. Available via Smashwords and Amazon.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Linda M James: How to Write Great Screenplays (and Get Them into Production) (paperback) – jam packed with everything you need to know to write a great screenplay! Highly recommended.
• How to Write and Sell Great Short Stories (paperback & eBook) – full of fabulous advice about writing and selling short stories and novels. Inspiring.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Mollie Carson-Vollath: Terrence O’Ferret (children’s illustrated non-fiction) – the story of how a girl discovered ferrets and got one for her very own.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Nancy Di Fabbio: Quest for the Dress: Finding your Dream Gown without Losing your Sanity, Friends, or Groom – a funny, must-read handbook for brides on the quest for their wedding gown.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Nina Munteanu: The Fiction Writer: Get Published, Write Now! – released in 2009 by Starfire World Syndicate. A comprehensive guidebook on writing fiction with examples and exercises.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Paul Hurst: Creating Ebook (reference) – simple and free guide on how to get started with your own ebooks, right now.
• Business Survival & Prosperity Guaranteed (business & economics) – Get Comfy Slow rather than Get Rich Quick, enjoy the journey and avoid the pitfalls.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Stacy J Coles (and blog): Enjoy Today… Before It Slips Away* (short, inspirational picture book for moms and girls of all ages) – a reminder to enjoy life’s moments as they happen, because we can’t get them back. *enter promo code for Mother’s Day gift: HJ4LMY4R
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here
• Terry Lee Rambo: Troy’s Miracles (memoir) – grieving mother who lost her first born son in a car accident receives miracles.
• you could have your non-fiction book listed here

So what I’m after is your name (listed above alphabetically by first name), your website / blog address, book title, book link (where we can buy it), genre and summary in no more than 15 words (a test of your editing skills ). You can email me these details for up to 5 of your books (please don’t paste them into this page’s comments section). My books and free short stories are detailed on the ‘Books – mine‘ page.

Please note: the chances are that I’ve not read the books listed on this page (much as I would like to have done) so these are therefore not personal recommendations but are, in the main, by authors who I have chatted to, interviewed or got to know… even just a little bit.  Kindle Fiction recommends a variety of eBooks and if you’ve read any eBooks you’d like to recommend then you can email suggestions to kindlesrp@gmail.com.