Hide the Elephant by Jonathan Dunne

Forcefully-retired zoo-keeper Mick Munroe is hiding two BIG things: Alzheimer's and a 42 year-old Indian elephant called Sinbad.

Mick and his elephant become overnight on-the-run, anti-hero legends when Mick, an old rebel with a cause, takes matters into his own hands.

The Alzheimer's brings Mick something very special: an adventure he never thought possible with his dear old friend, Sinbad.

The Monster by Josh Soule

Josh Soule's premiere thriller, The Monster, follows the psychological decline of a nameless narrator who tells his tale of being stalked and framed by a local serial killer.His relationships with friends and family deteriorate, and he soon is required to fend for himself. As days tick by, the time must come to find his way out of this problem before he ends up in prison or worse…

The Monster follows a young college student who has strained relationships with his mother, best friend, and ex-girlfriend. When an attack from an unknown puppet-themed assailant at a Halloween party leaves the protagonist seemingly at fault, he decides to flee rather than face consequences.

This starts a chain reaction of bad luck for the protagonist, who soon finds himself the perceived perpetrator of more crimes committed by the now titled "Puppet Man".
The clock is ticking before the protagonist finds himself in jail or dead, unless he can clear his name before it's too late.

The Complete Mia Kazmaroff Mysteries, Books 1-6 by Susan Kiernan-Lewis

Mia Kazmaroff can tell the story behind any object simply by touch. This gift comes in handy when she solves cases with her partner, ex-cop Jack Burton. Together, Mia and Jack create a partnership that breaks all the rules while attempting to ignore their undeniable mutual attraction.

Renegade Starby J.N. Chaney

Experience the beginning of a sprawling galactic tale in this first entry to The Renegade Star series. If you’re a fan of Firefly, Battlestar Galactica, or Indiana Jones, you’ll love this epic, space opera thrill ride.

Books 1-8 on sale for 99¢/each this week to celebrate the launch of book 11 OUT NOW!

The Shasta Gate by Dick Croy

Mythic in scale though decidedly contemporary in tone, The Shasta Gate has all the ingredients for a fabulous story: girl on a horse, guy on a motorcycle, passionate (and erotic) romance, deliciously wicked bad guys--and Ram, a mysterious Native American of fathomless age who may or may not possess extraordinary powers. All are portrayed in a colorful, over-the-top narrative that puts the reader on wheels--or hooves if, like Catherine, you prefer horses to Harleys--for a thrilling page turner of a ride to the novel's provocative climax.

A fascinating element of the book are the myths and legends surrounding Mt. Shasta, the majestic extinct--or, in view of the story, "inactive"--volcano in northern California where Catherine's wealthy but remote father owns the Arabian horse ranch that is her refuge. Ram, the ranch's overseer, is mentor (a sort of native American guru) to the spoiled but appealing young woman and encourages her to "listen" for the lessons the mountain has to teach her.

Enter Eugene, an update of the loner-seeker type, drawn to the legendary mountain, who runs into Catherine--almost literally--with a malevolent biker gang on his trail. Action, suspense, and lyrical scenes of youthful discovery and lovemaking are interwoven in the narrative with a spiritual dimension sure to intrigue readers hungry for philosophical speculation. Indeed the spectacular western landscape in which events unfold is as remarkable for its metaphysical ambience as for the beauty and verisimilitude of its descriptive imagery.

The Shasta Gate possesses the timeless qualities of good storytelling: strong, original characters who pull us into their lives for an unforgettable literary experience.

Under The Covers by Weston Parker

She wants a baby, and I'm just the guy.

I didn't join the medical field because of the women, but it sure as hell has become a perk of the job.

Now, a new forbidden lust has sparked my interest, but the odds are stacked against me.

She's taboo. Unreachable. Beautiful and broken.

My mentor's sister is older than me and commands respect when she walks in the room. Nothing like the twenty-year-old floozies that spread their legs at nothing more than a look.

Divorced and dominant, with more beauty and class than any woman I've ever had the pleasure of meeting.

And word on the street is that she left the old guy she was hitched to because she wanted kids.

He didn't.

Sounds like a job for a real man. Me.

As long as we keep things casual. I ain't looking for love.

Too bad she thinks I'm a pompous ass. She doesn't know me at all.

No one does.

Looks like I'll have to take this fight under the covers.

There you go.

Every Good Girl Deserves a Bad Boy. ~ Weston