A Princess of Roumania fantasy, with an extraordinary, intense, compressed SF novel in three parts, each set in its own alternate-history universe. The sections are all rooted in Virginia and the Battle of the Crater, and are also grounded in the real history of the Park family, from differing points of view.
The first section is set in the aftermath of the Civil War, in a world in which the Queen of the North has negotiated a two-nation settlement. The second, taking place in northwestern Massachusetts, investigates a secret project during World War II, in a time somewhat like the present. The third is set in the near-future United States, with aliens from history.
The cumulative effect is awesome. There hasn’t been a three part novel this ambitious in science fiction since Gene Wolfe’s classic The Fifth Head of Cerberus. Find out more at http://us.macmillan.com/allthosevanishedengines/PaulPark Fantasy/Scifi
A widowed travel writer looks to past boyfriends to find a husband. Lana Patterson has amazing adventures with a DC firefighter, an Argentine millionaire, and an English baron, but each has their failings. Which man will she end up with? The readers get to choose their favorite ending. Find out more at http://marilynkelly.net/ All The Boys I Ever Kissed by Marilyn Kelly
A novel that is both fantasy and techno scifi. The story follows the lives of childhood friends living in hipster mecca San Francisco. Patricia is a secret member of the world’s magically gifted and Laurence is a techno science geek. Together they must either save the world or plunge it into a new dark ages. Find out more at http://us.macmillan.com/allthebirdsinthesky/charliejaneanders All the Birds in the Sky by Charlie Jane Anders Scifi/fantasy
The Four Lindas series continues as each new twist their lives take, the Lindas are learning that good friends are the best family a girl can have. Learn more about this book here, http://bit.ly/4jwjjV and its author here, www.melodycarlson.com/ Religious, Christian Fiction
An injury ends Laura Nelson’s career as a surgeon. Now, as Vice President of a pharmaceutical company, Laura works to finalize the approval of a groundbreaking new drug. But her efforts are being thwarted by a malicious FDA employee who will stop at nothing to prevent the approval, and Laura is standing directly in his path. Find out more about the author here- http://patriciagussin.com/ and check out the book here http://oceanviewpub.com/after-the-fall/. After the Fall by Patricia Gussin. Thriller
Jean Cartwright Rhodes is struggling to come to grips with the death of her childhood best friend, Hope.
Twenty-nine years later, Jean fights for her sanity as she confronts the dark web of intrigue set in motion by
a split-second decision in the aftermath of the tragedy. Learn more here, http://bit.ly/1jXhhry Fiction, Thriller, Crime, Mystery
A fast paced debut novel about a young mans moral struggle in the face of fantastic financial incentives. Set against the stunning mountainous backdrop of La Paz and interspersed with Bolivias sad history of stubborn survival, Mountford examines the critical choices a young man makes as his world closes in on him. Learn more about this book here, http://bit.ly/9DlPxt and its author here, http://bit.ly/afUraU Fiction
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her spellbinding Novella, Maria Johnsen weaves a tale of an unlikely
union than spans across years of tumult. Between her reluctance to
fully assimilate into foreign culture, long bouts of joblessness, and
struggling to maintain a passionate relationship, Maya becomes
susceptible to the supernatural. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ICQ3LSClink to video: http://youtu.be/oNpPSOcmcI0
A Primal Wisdom, 2d. Ed. Explains why finding the asymmetric balance or sweet spot between cooperative behavior and competitive behavior is the key to resolving issues, and the key for setting the best course for any social, economic or political system, and for achieving the highest and best level of operation of the system. This is so because it is natural. John Forbes Nash applied the co-opetition concept to Game Theory in business. Years before that, your author V. Frank Asaro coined the word co-opetition and applied the theory universally. Find out more at http://www.bettieyoungsbooks.com/authors/FrankAsaro/apw.htm Non-fiction, self-help, political philosophy
A teenage piano prodigy enlists the help of renowned pianist Clare Cardiff. Though she is more than twice his age, he falls in love with her. After Clare is diagnosed with early onset dementia, she is taken away to pursue further medial testing. Clive is faced with the challenge of traveling to Moscow and performing at the competition without his beloved mentor. Find out more at – http://MargaretPhilbrick.com Literary Fiction/Romance
