New Release: Breathing in Reverse
Special Release Day Kindle Price: $2.99. Grab your copy today! A chance encounter with a celebrity, an impromptu video, and a shiny new espresso machine all add up to a juicy tale for Rachael Allen
Preorder: Louise and Vincent
Louise and Vincent is now available for preorder! Reserve your copy today! French innkeeper Louise Ravoux is struggling to keep her inn afloat while raising her two daughters and avoiding her abusive husband. One afternoon,
Short Story: Before the Pact
A When We’re Thirty Story by Casey Dembowski Hannah slid her tray into the spot next to her roommate’s and surveyed the crowd in the cafeteria. It was packed, the area buzzing with excitement—Greek Life recruitment had
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Where the Grass Grows Blue by Hope Gibbs is on sale July 30th – August 2nd for only $0.99. Penny Crenshaw’s swift divorce and her husband’s new marriage to a much younger woman have been
Short Fiction: Prologue
by Brian S. Leon Libya, February 2011 He had been waiting in the austere presidential office to see the dictator for over an hour, but time was something of which he had plenty. He didn’t
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The Foster Wife, by Cindy Dorminy is on sale July 27th – July 30th for only $0.99. After a devastating breakup, instead of drowning in her tears, Amelia Day starts a new business. For a
Short Story: The Men’s Entrance
by Scott Bell Javier Lazano arrived for the interview earlier than he wanted, but later than he expected. The door hissed open and he stepped inside. Men packed the waiting room. Wall-to-wall males, configured in
Short Story: Nowhere Near Goodbye (Deleted Scene)
by Barbara Conrey Nowhere Near Goodbye Deleted Thanksgiving Scene Note: One of the first things my content editor suggested was to change my manuscript from a two-person point-of-view (Kate and Emma) to a single point-of-view (Emma). She
Short Story: My Father Tells a Story (Aunt Blanche)
by Claire Matturro My Father Tells a Story Four generations of us had crowded my brother’s farmhouse in the rural black belt of Alabama and the living room still smelled of roasted turkey and pumpkin
Short Story: Doing the Hop, Hop, Hop
by Russ Hall Forty-seven pogo sticks Showed up by error at the nursing home. Retired duffs and greying dames Cast off their walkers; one Rose up from a steel wheelchair. “Oh, brittle bones, we do