Cover: “When They Disappeared” by Addison Michael

Cover reveal for author Addison Michael’s upcoming release, “When They Disappeared”.

Now for Pre-Order!
Coming April 30, 2024!

America’s most-loved celebrity couple have gone missing. It’s up to two US Marshals to rescue them.

When America’s beloved pop sensation, Selah Lablanc, and handsome NFL player, Maddox Miller, go missing, the Attorney General assigns the case to the US Marshals. Tasked with the high-stakes mission of finding them, Marshal Stephen Wilton, renowned for his kidnapping expertise, is thrust into the dangerous case where he becomes an unexpected target.

When Mak Cunningham joins forces with Wilton to apprehend The Fan—a notorious celebrity kidnapper—she and Wilton need to learn to trust each other fast. Their lives depend on it. Especially when a twist in the case takes a dark turn. Will Mak and Wilton unravel the mystery, rescue the celebrity couple, and survive this case?

When They Disappeared is the pulse-pounding first book in A Mak and Wilton Thriller series. With a strong female lead, stimulating twists, and relentless suspense, this new crime thriller series will give you an exhilarating ride.

Buy When They Disappeared today for thrillingly twisted reading.

Cover: “Do You Know the Muffin Scam?” by Abigail Manning

Cover reveal for the next book in Abigail Manning’s Once Upon a Rhyme series, “Do You Know the Muffin Scam?”.

Now Available for Pre-Order!
Coming April 30, 2024!

What if Drury Lane sold more than just muffins…?
A Once Upon A Rhyme Novella

Mary Lane remembers nothing of her childhood after being found by her adoptive parents, but she’s perfectly content with the life she stumbled into. Every day, she works in her family’s beloved bakery, selling muffins, scones, pound cakes, and, of course, illegal magic stones…


Selling unrefined magic stones is a risky business when you’re not connected to the inner circles of the black market, but the Lane’s Bakery has never had trouble going unnoticed. Their only problem is being too good at going unnoticed, leaving them struggling to maintain the little business they have left. Determined to protect her family’s livelihood, Mary realizes there’s one way to put their bakery business back on the map: connect it to the black market.


The crime lords running the elusive black market could easily support their business and protect them from outside investigation, but how does one sell themselves to an invisible buyer? As Mary hunts for a crack in their walls, a former, distractingly handsome customer makes a reappearance to offer his assistance. Mary would have been thrilled to have her past crush offer his aid, except she’s rather certain he has ulterior motives… Though he is pretty cute.


Will Mary be able to salvage their muffin scam? Or will this handsome new helper get her burned?

Once Upon A Rhyme is a collection of clean, intercepting stories, best enjoyed when read as a series.
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Cover: “Tested” by Sarah Carlisle

Cover reveal for “Tested”, book one of The Enchanted Tales of Tír by Sarah Carlisle.

Now Available for Pre-Order!
Coming March 29, 2024!

Her only chance at escape is to win the hand of the princebut her loathsome suitor will do whatever it takes to see her fail.


Aine harbors a fervent desire: to shield the land and its inhabitants from the negligence of her father. However, her aspirations are threatened when her parents scheme to barter her off to a neighboring lord. The Queen’s invitation to compete in a contest to determine the prince’s bride arrives just in time.

Prince Rian, ensnared by a curse demanding he win the affection of the “perfect princess” before his twenty-first birthday, grapples with dwindling prospects and fading optimism. With scant months remaining, his ambitions have dwindled to a single hope: to enact even the slightest improvement on the world—or at least his country—before his death.

As Aine faces the queen’s tests, fate entwines her destiny with Rian’s. Unfortunately, the determined Lord Cleirigh will stop at nothing to thwart her ascent.

Tested is a sweet, clean retelling of The Princess and the Pea. While it can be read alone, the books of The Enchanted Tales of Tírare best enjoyed in order.

The Enchanted Tales of Tír reading order:

Tested: A Retelling of the Princess and the Pea (Book 1)
Nettled: A Retelling of The Wild Swans (Book 2)
A Gentle Hope: A Beauty and the Beast Retelling (Book 2.5) – Part of the Hope Ever After series

Cover: “Her Enchanted Tower” by Eliza Prokopovits

Cover reveal for Eliza Prokopovits‘ next Regency Magic Faerie Tale book, “Her Enchanted Tower“.

Now Available for Pre-Order!
Coming April 16, 2024

Catherine Whitmer lives by her mother’s two cardinal rules: never speak to strangers and never leave the tower garden. The unspoken third rule? Never ask questions—or face bed without supper, or worse, tighter restrictions designed to protect her from the cruel world.

But when the charming and kind Lord Henry Stanton happens upon her in the garden one day, suddenly obedience looks much less appealing. His friendship awakens a long-suppressed craving for freedom and truth. He opens new realms of possibility, but the closer Catherine gets to freedom and the knowledge of her past, the more paranoid and controlling her mother gets, desperate to protect her own secrets.

To learn the truth about her birth family and find her happy ever after, Catherine will have to break all the rules and stand up to her mother, who will do everything she can to stop her.

Enjoy this YA retelling of “Rapunzel,” set in a Regency England where Faeries are real and magic is an acceptable accomplishment for young ladies.

Each book in this series is a standalone and can be read in any order.

Cover: “Waking Roslyn” by Annette K Larsen

Introducing the cover for Annette K. Larsen’s upcoming release, “Waking Roslyn“.

Now Available for Pre-Order!
Coming April 11th, 2024!

A lady whose life is being threatened.
A servant who’s been trained to protect.
Can he teach her to defend herself against those who threaten her life?

Lady Roslyn just wants to go home, but home is where her political rivals want her dead.

Sent away for her own protection, she’s spent four years keeping her head down and longing for the day it will be safe to return. When she relocates to Bridgefield, she finds a place and people who accept her as she is and make her feel safe—most especially the manor’s groundskeeper, John. Not only can he protect her, but he can teach her how to protect herself.

When lessons in self-defense turn into whispered confessions and an ever-growing attachment, Roslyn’s desire to go home wanes as John starts to feel like her real home. Yet choosing him could mean never seeing her family again.

John would do anything for Roslyn, but trusting in their shared affection when she is so far above him in station is a risk when falling for her could put her life in further danger.

When Roslyn is called back home, John has to let her go. Yet his worry remains. Are her parents right in thinking the threat is passed, or will she be walking into danger?

A story about overcoming prejudice and choosing love, this deeply romantic Sleeping Beauty retelling highlights the joy of finding someone you can rely on and choosing them above all else.

Cover: “Cue Up” by Patricia McLinn

Cover reveal for the latest Caught Dead in Wyoming book by bestselling author Patricia McLinn, “Cue Up“.

Now Available for Pre-Order!
Coming April 25th, 2024!

On the trail of murder

Life has changed for TV journalist and intuitive sleuth Elizabeth Danniher. But one thing hasn’t changed — murder still creeps down the road to Sherman, Wyoming. Elizabeth’s life is taking another major turn, and her Caught Dead in Wyoming fellow investigators discover what’s over the horizon in each of their lives.

Cue Up, Book 14 of the Caught Dead in Wyoming series, is a smart, surprising, fast-paced cozy mystery with humor. If you like quirky characters, hints of romance and twists you won’t see coming, then you’ll love USA Today bestselling author Patricia McLinn’s page-turner.


Don’t miss any of Elizabeth Danniher’s Caught Dead in Wyoming adventures:
Sign Off
Left Hanging
Shoot First
Last Ditch
Look Live
Back Story
Cold Open
Hot Roll
Reaction Shot
Body Brace
Cross Talk
Air Ready
Holiday Bullets
Cue Up



“While the mystery itself is twisty-turny and thoroughly engaging, it’s the smart and witty writing that I loved the best.” – Diane Chamberlain, bestselling author


“Colorful characters, intriguing, intelligent mystery, plus the state of Wyoming leaping off every page.” — Emilie Richards, USA Today bestselling author


What readers are saying about the Caught Dead in Wyoming series 
“McLinn’s mysteries set in Wyoming are addictive. The writing is excellent, the twists and turns keep the brain engaged, and Elizabeth’s wry commentary keeps a smile on my face.”


“E.M.’s internal monologues are sharp, snappy and often hilarious.”


“A terrific series with a western flair. . . . Great characters that you would want as your friends. Smart, funny, but not perfect.”


“There’s a real love for wide-open spaces in McLinn’s writing, and it’s a pleasure to visit the world she so beautifully creates. Can’t wait for the next book(s)!”


“McLinn has created in E.M. a female protagonist who is flawed but likable, never silly or cartoonish, and definitely not made of cardboard.”

Cover: “Scorched Earth” by Robert J Crane

Cover reveal for the latest Girl in the Box book by Robert J. Crane, “Scorched Earth”.

Now Available!

It’s a law of physics that every action has its equal and opposite reaction. So when Sienna Nealon stirs up a geopolitical hornet’s nest, her foes are going to react.

And react they do.

Now Sienna is forced to confront the fact she’s in a war unlike any she’s ever fought before. No criminal she’s hunted or villain she’s faced compares to what she’s up against now: an enemy so immense, so huge, that even taking her best shot has left them nowhere close to defeat.

And their reaction may end in her defeat.

Cover: “Dawn” by Camille Peters

Introducing the cover for Camille Peters‘ next Enchanted Kingdom Chronicles book, “Dawn“.

Now Available for Pre-Order!
Coming Feb 29, 2024!

King Ciaran, ruler of the doomed throne of Lumeria, has spent his entire life searching for a way to escape the eternal night cursing his land—a place where the light doesn’t shine and the hope of spring is but a distant dream. No matter his desperation, he would rather live forever in darkness than taint his soul with the solution foretold: claiming the daughter of the Enchantress who first doomed the land as his stolen bride.

When his brother takes matters into his own hands and kidnaps the woman destined to restore the light, the last thing Ciaran wants is to trap Aurora in his world of shadows…yet the curse will spread should she try to leave. In her hopes that her sacrifice can pay penance for the devastation her mother caused and free the kingdom, Aurora agrees to a marriage of convenience with the dark king.

Their arrangement begins without love or any hope of happiness…until Aurora discovers her dormant powers to create the light the doomed kingdom has all but forgotten, a light that grows the deeper the love between her and the cursed king becomes. But the darkness is gradually growing stronger; soon it will be too powerful for Aurora’s budding powers. If it succeeds in claiming her, the curse will not only extinguish the light…but Aurora and King Ciaran’s love forever.

Inspired by “Hades and Persephone”

Cover: “The Citizen Militias of the United States” by Gerald Van Slyke Ph.D

Cover reveal for “The Citizen Militias of the United States” by Gerald Van Slyke Ph.D.

Now available!

Citizen Militias began life as a Doctor’s Dissertation in 2016. Much of the academic-speak has been deleted for easier reading. What remains is a review of the establishment and development of the British and American militias as well as a discussion of the Common Law and some of the Constitutional guidelines and statutory laws that govern them. (See Appendix B for an account of the British Militia through the ages.) When settlers first migrated to the British North American colonies, they brought the English Common Law and the British Militia with them. Just as the British Militia had evolved over the centuries, so did its American counterpart. This is that story.

The modern day American Militia traces its roots back to 793 CE, when the Viking sack of Lindisfarne prompted the Saxon kings of Britain, especially Alfred (the Great) to rethink the ‘Fyrd,’ or tribal militias, and begin making changes to improve their success rate in the field. Centuries of development followed, both statutory and Common Law changes kept the militia current. Settlers in the British North American colonies brought the Common Law and the militia with them. Current federal statute provides that every male citizen is born into the militia, and between the ages of eighteen and forty-five, is subject to call-up. As a result of distortion by the mass media, many today consider the militia little more than criminal gangs. History and statute both disagree with that outlook. The truth lies in a different direction.

Cover: “Listening to Fear” by Robert J Crane

Introducing the cover for the second book in author Robert J. Crane’s The Girl Who Ran Away series, “Listening to Fear”.

Now Available!

Somewhere in all the lies, the truth must be hiding…

Ava Garcia was a normal student – until the day Ty Foster walked into Sunvail High school and killed eight students, including Ava’s best friend. When another rash of murders occurs on the outskirts of Sunvail, Ava is immediately drawn into a web of suspicion. The local sheriff is joined in his concerns by a duo of FBI agents that includes Sienna Nealon (from the million-selling The Girl in the Box Series). But nothing is what it seems, and soon Sunvail is engulfed in a wave of fear that may has Ava at its epicenter – and may just see the town destroyed.

The second twisting, explosive book in the new series by multi-million selling author Robert J. Crane.