Asesina, by Craig Keffeler, Black Rose Writing, available April 30, 2020, Thriller

Meet Angel--smart, willful, a lover of animals. She is also one of the Cartel del Noreste's most lethal hitters, but this time she has met her match. A sharply-plotted, bingeable thriller.

A Separate Heaven, by Alex Disanti, Still Waters LTD, 2010, Romance

The first book in a series of seven that span twenty-five years in the lives of two families. “Packed with eroticism, suspense, action, cliffhangers, and two of the sexiest new characters in romance fiction today.”

Beachglass, by Wendy Blackburn, St. Martin’s Press, 2006, Mainstream Fiction

A gritty and uplifting story of recovery set against a backdrop of West Hollywood in the late 1980s, told by a narrator with equal doses of self-deprecating humor, old-soul awareness, fallibility, and brutal honesty.

The Search for Tomorrow’s Treasures, by Carol Johnson, 2015, Science Fiction

This space opera invites you aboard the starship Aries to witness the thrilling journey of three beautiful surveyors and their quirky computer navigators on strange new planets.

The Killing Frost, Scott Gamboe, Medallion Press, 2006, Science Fiction

Arano Lakeland leads an elite team fighting a covert war. In a race against time, they must solve a series of brutal murders, expose the traitor in their midst, and unite various factions.

From an Online Poker Game to a True Love Story, by Fred Van Weyenbergh, 2016, Memoir

Subtitled “Memories of My Baby and Our Wonderful Life Together,” this memoir is the story of how Fred met Sandy, the love of his life, and how their romance grew.

Polyglot, Stories of the West’s wet edge, by Wendy Marcus, Beth Am Press, 2009, short stories

These lovingly crafted stories, linked by the advice of a gay Gypsy columnist, chronicle lives between Vancouver, WA, and Vancouver, BC—the wet edge of North America.

The Tale of the Shadow Dwellers, by Carol Johnson, 2015, Fantasy

With a beguiling smile and a scandalous white satin dress, Laura Vitali is determined to win justice for her three treasured roommates.

O’Sullivan’s Odyssey, by Rick Spier, Moon Donkey Press, 2006, Historical

O'Sullivan's Odyssey examines the dynamics and consequences of family dysfunction against the backdrop of the Irish Potato Famine and the American Civil War.

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