Fiction

After reading Asylum, you might very well decide to let bygones be bygones and not revisit your past.

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Instead of improving lives, Rose Hill stole their souls. It was disheartening not to be able to do anything about it, and now it was too late.

Tamera Lawrence. Asylum (Kindle Locations 102-103). Grizli777. Kindle Edition. 

Language: English

Print Length: 232 pages

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Publication Date: 1 May 2019

Categories: Suspense | Thrillers | Suspense Thrillers

Trigger Warnings: Profanity | Violence | Death | Abuse | Bullying

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Award-winning author. Tamera Lawrence is passionate about writing and, her books entertain readers with tense thrillers and mysteries. As a mother of six children, she uses her personal experiences to create interesting characters in complex settings. Tamera enjoys interacting with her fans and writing book reviews. 

The Alchemy Thief takes us on a journey back to when pirates roamed the seas, and the Puritans preached the gospel to the Wampanoag Indians.

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But if she had gone back in time, could her actions change the future? Would people she knew never be born, or would she cease to exist? Had she just signed her death sentence with her words?

R.A. Denny. The Alchemy Thief ARC (Kindle Locations 1759-1760). UNKNOWN. Kindle Edition. 

Language: English

Print Length: 474 pages

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Publication Date: 16 July 2021

Categories: History of Morocco | 17th Century World History | Historical African Fiction

Trigger Warnings: Violence | Death | Slavery | Mind Control

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R.A. Denny has graduated with a law degree from Duke University. She loves history and being active with horseback riding, swimming, and kayaking. She has two sons, one grandson, and another grandchild due soon. 

The Edge of Cascadia is a futuristic novel about survival after an apocalypse.

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It’s the “what if” questions that get me going.

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Language: English

Print Length: 288 pages

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Publication Date: 3 August  2021

Categories: Dystopian Fiction | Dystopian Science Fiction | Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction

Trigger Warnings: Death | Suicide| Deity Swears

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S.A Sebucchi grew up in Washington and started writing at an early age. She studied at the University of Washington and earned a B.A. in Comparative History of Ideas. The author, her husband and two children live on a five-acre property in the woods. She loves reading, writing, and living in her imagination.

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“An emotional story that will leave readers meditating on the life-saving magic of kindness.” –IndieReader

Gail Aldwin. This Much Huxley Knows (Kindle Locations 46-47). Black Rose Writing. Kindle Edition.

Language: English

Print Length: 217 pages

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Publication Date: 8 July 2021

Categories: British Contemporary Literature | Friendship Fiction |  Coming of Age Fiction

Trigger Warnings: Deity Swears

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Gail Aldwin, a British writer, has worked in many countries like Australia, Papua New Guinea, Uganda, and Spain. Gail also volunteered at a refugee centre in Bidibi, Uganda. She writes novels, short fiction, and poetry. But she is also part of 3-She, a group of women writers, creating short plays and comedy sketches.

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Dark and deeply chilling, Herbert leads his tragic hero down a twisting trail through the underbelly of the Texas border. Memorable characters and vivid descriptions make this simmering suspense story a strong debut.

Joel Shulkin, MD, author of Adverse Effects.

Language: English

Print Length: 298 pages

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Publication Date: 11 May 2021

Categories: Western Horror Fiction | Medical Fiction | United States Dramas and Plays

Trigger Warnings: Violence | Death | Profanity | Deity Swears | Depression | Suicide

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Arthur Herbert grew up in a small town in Texas. He worked various jobs before going to medical school to train as a surgeon. He then did a fellowship in critical care and trauma surgery.  He is still running a thriving practice. 

The Cuts that Cure is his first novel, published by White Bird Publishing in May 2021. He is already working on his second novel. He has also published two short stories: Sisters and Mister B’s Goodbye.

Becoming Insane explores strange friendship. Two friends face different challenges, but when they get together, they feed of each others emotions, and spirals into insanity.

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“As an adolescent, she considered herself an outsider and a tomboy, and found it difficult to fit in at school; instead, she found solace in old movies, furtive cigarettes and writing.”

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Language: English

Print Length: 214 pages

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Publication Date: 30 April 2019

Categories: Psychological Thriller | Paranormal Suspense | Supernatural Thrillers

Trigger Warnings: Violence | Death | Profanity | Deity Swears

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Leyla Cardena was born in Geneva, Switzerland. She didn’t have a happy childhood and remembered it as a time of feeling lost and helpless. After school, she works in administration and then joined a trust company while studying law at night. At twenty-three, she resigned from her job to follow her dream to become a writer.

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“… immersed him in the worlds of Jerry Muskrat, Peter Rabbit, and their furry friends.” 

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Language: English

Print Length: 342 pages

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Publication Date: 1 June 2021

Categories: Legal Thrillers | Kidnapping Thrillers | Organized Crime Thrillers

Trigger Warnings: Violence | Death | Profanity | Deity Swears

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Neil Turner fell in love with reading as a boy when he read books by authors like Beatrix Potter and Thornton Burgess. His parents were happy to listen to him reading them stories. Then he started writing, but it is only as an adult that he considered writing a book. After many courses, seminars, conferences, and failed manuscripts, he succeeded with the Tony Valenti Thriller Series.

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This book tries to trick you into believing it’s a politician thriller, but it is so much more than that. A compelling social commentary set in the near future, ‘One Kingdom Under Heaven’ brings the darkest possibilities of contemporary politics into sharp relief. 

Laya V Smith, author of The Lumbermill

Language: English

Print Length: 320 pages

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Publication Date: 17 June 2021

Categories: Political Thriller | Action/Adventure | International Fiction | Navy Seals

Trigger Warnings: Violence | Death | Profanity | Deity Swears

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One Kingdom Under Heaven is the third book by Canadian author Alastair Luft. He published his first book, The Battle Within, in 2017. Followed in 2019 by Jihadi Bride. He is a veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces and often speaks at events. His favourite topic is: 

“how violence begets violence, and the importance of discovering one’s passion.” – Amazon Author Page

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Alastair Luft is a Royal Military College graduate and Canadian Armed Forces Veteran. –

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Language: English

Print Length: 287 pages

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Publication Date: 29 August 2019

Categories: Historical Thrillers | Terrorism Thrillers

Trigger Warnings: Violence | Death | Profanity

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Alastair Luft stays in Canada with his wife and two daughters. He graduates from the Royal Military College and is a Canadian Armed Forces veteran. 

He publishes The Battle Within in 2017.  Jihadi Bride is his second novel.