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The Britannia Conspiracy, by Peter Middleton

The Britannia Conspiracy, by Peter C. Middleton

"Refreshingly original, vividly engaging, suspenseful and action-packed from start to finish." - Amazon Review

An action-packed horror-thriller laced with dark, cynical humour and torturous cliffhangers as Britain faces what could very well be the very final chapter in its long and illustrious history.

Great Britain has produced its fair share of heroes, men and women who've fought bravely to protect and defend their nation. Boudicca was one of the first, a fierce warrior-queen who, in AD 61, united Britain’s tribes, and led them to glorious victories over the occupying Roman armies. During these great battles her hordes mercilessly killed around 100,000 legionaries and hung, burned or crucified their prisoners.Two thousand years later, those same Roman soldiers are back, emerging from their graves with an insatiable desire for vengeance, and a ravenous thirst for blood.

When traditional weapons fail to destroy them, a new generation of heroes must rise and step forward; ordinary people, with extraordinary skills, willing to risk their lives in a battle against the living and the dead. They have just hours to uncover a secret that has been hidden for nearly two millennia, and recover the one relic that can send this invincible zombie army back to hell. If they fail, they will be the last heroes Britain will ever have, because the nation’s history will come to a devastating and cataclysmic end.

Every minute counts in this highly entertaining, fast-paced action thriller, full of engaging characters and a relentless stream of tortuous cliffhangers that will keep you thoroughly engaged until its breathtaking and truly devastating finale. You will find it hard to put this book down and will be left desperate to read the next Britannia novel.

Here's what Amazon reader have thought of The Britannia Conspiracy:

"Incredibly addictive...An immensely fun, well-paced read that will practically put you under a spell throughout the hours you’re reading it." Meghan, Amazon Top 500 reviewer *****
"Excellent read that packs a punch." Diana L, Top 1000 Amazon reviewer *****
"A journey of death, destruction, bravery, hope and the quest to defeat a foe that is like no other." Piplou, Amazon reviewer ****
"An exciting and original storyline that has kept me hooked for hours." Angie W, Amazon reviewer *****
"Utterly got me hooked. The idea is brilliant." Peter Mckinsey, Amazon reviewer *****
"A glorious romp through London.... tortuous cliffhangers". Chloe Halston, Amazon reviewer *****
"This book is a clever balance of history, action, intrigue,humor, horror and even romance." S. Robinson, Amazon reviewer *****
"It's a real roller coaster ride of a book. Well worth a read." Kevin Mckenna, Amazon reviewer ****
"This world feels real, the characters are intriguing, and I had to read it all in one sitting to know what happened next". Caitlin, Amazon reviewer *****
"Wonderfully written and totally readable....this is a brilliant read. Can't wait for the sequel..." Carol Charlton, Amazon reviewer ****
"A non-stop thrill ride spanning millennia. The story is completely captivating and richly told." Penny Richens, Amazon reviewer *****
"This world feels real, the characters are intriguing, and I had to read it all in one sitting to know what happened next." Avid Reader Girl, Amazon reviewer *****
"Completely addictive." Josie Briggs, Amazon reviewer *****
"I loved the history aspect and the plethora of action, with just a hint of romance. A really great read." Laura Anderton, Amazon reviewer *****

About the Author

Peter was born in Lewisham, South East London in 1959, and at the age of twelve he went to a traditional English boarding school called Christ's Hospital in Horsham, Sussex.

He left school at 17, after his A levels, to become a computer programmer he worked on ICL mainframe computers using Cobol and Plan in the days of coding pads and punch cards! At 21 he served a voluntary two-year mission for the LDS Church.

He met his wife wife Debra in 1987 and married her in 1988 (no shotguns involved!), They had four children, Gareth, Samuel, Emily and Lucinda. Gareth and Sam are now married and he has two grandchildren (well one is on its way!). He and his wife are also foster parents.

He still live in South East London where he runs a video production company (www.OnlineTVGroup.com) and a publishing biusiness (www.MyLifeBiographies.com) that produces wonderful biographies of everyday people, so that their lives, loves, memories and achievements are never forgotten.

He's an avid Arsenal supporter, who loves travelling, music, British history and movies.

The Britannia Conspiracy is his first novel and he loved writing it so much he's already hard at work on the sequel The Britannia Contagion which features the same characters. His novels are historical horror-thrillers which give people a great insight into British history while both entertaining and horrifying them!

Peter is delighted to take part in interviews, even for the lowly blogger.

For More Info
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Blood for Blood, by D S Allen

When you lose yourself, you lose everything.

In the midst of the religious and political fermentation of Cromwell’s Interregnum, Daniel Davenport, a Royalist captain imprisoned in Fisherton Anger Gaol since the battle of Worcester, must act quickly after his sister has been accused of witchcraft and murder. Manfred Hugo’s crusade against brother and sister binds together the fate of many in a tragedy of their times.

"Blood For Blood" reflects the struggles of new and old government, true friendship and enmity, great events and the struggles of daily life, the fate of rulers and their subjects, the power and fragility of love and how blind corroding hatred consumes the soul.

*****

About the Author

Born and bred in County Antrim, N. Ireland. I grew up and lived for many years in the beautiful town of Whitehead. It lies nestled on the east coast overlooking Belfast Lough. On a clear day it is possible to see the sunny shores of Scotland.

I am currently a teacher and a writer. My profession has taken me to Scotland and Oman. I am currently living in Germany. I hope my first novel "Blood For Blood" will be the first of many.

I am currently working on my next project, which is a children's book.

For More Info
Website: http://www.dsallen.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/d.s.allen.writer?ref=hl

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Spit of a Minute, by Linda Dickson

A relentless Southern classic...

"In the tradition of John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath, Linda Dickson has written a sweeping epic about the hopelessness of the Southern poor. For her first novel, the ambitious scope of Spit of A Minute is truly breathtaking. Not to mention that the dialect is spot on throughout. (Yes, that is how us Southerners really talk). Starting in 1928, Spit of a Minute follows Queenie and her family from the barnyard floor of a dirt farm in Tennessee to Hell’s Kitchen in New York City. From gypsies to jezebels, mules to monkeys, and everything in between, Ms. Dickson crafts a rich slate of Flannery O’Connor-esque characters. You cannot help but find yourself pulling for them all, even the mean, low-down drunks and the whores. Make no mistake, however, Queenie’s is not a sappy coming of age story. Ms. Dickson fearlessly pulls no punches. I cannot wait to see what this original voice comes up with next."

A fourteen year old girl is playing with a litter of kittens in a tobacco barn. Her aging parents have already slipped into a great depression of their own. Her brothers named her 'Queenie' and it stuck. Queenie steps from the barn to welcome a man from a neighboring farm. A frustrated man drunk on corn liquor and rage. Three children, an alcoholic husband and a monkey later, she's living in the city and struggling to keep a clean house and beans on the stove when the "Eye-talian" pilot from New York City asks her opinion on fryer hens in the grocery. He's smooth. He takes her to places with white table cloths.

World War II deploys the pilot to Europe and Queenie to the Big Apple. Survival on the streets of NYC for Queenie and her baby girl, Abba Gee, is a war story of another kind.

Queenie makes decisions without options. Her's is a story of what can happen to any of us if we are not paying attention.

"Told from a Southern point of view, funny, sad, and partially true. Queenie is the grandmother I did not know. A lifetime of rumors and over heard gossip painted this character. Others speak of grandmothers who smelled of talcum powder and passed on receipes while Queenie's legacy echos stories of grit and how life can change in the Spit of a Minute."

"Dickson's language is palpably evocative of the period--you could vividly imagine the scenes in sepia, peopled by those long-ago characters that now only exist as memory."

"Dickson writes with a relaxed, leisurely cadence with confidence in her own literary powers. She effectively simulates the feel and mood of the South, as well as the hustle and bustle of the city--something about the writing, not the plot, that reminds me so much of Harper Lee's classic `To Kill a Mockingbird.'

"Dickson's compelling narrative subtly shifts in tone and texture according to the changes in time, and this is one of the qualities in her writing that makes me hope she actually writes more, and soon."

About the Author

Linda Dickson was born in Nashville, Tennessee, a fifth generation native Tennessean, grew up in Nashville and retired to Florida in 2010. Began a career in Children's Protective Services eventually pursuing a Nursing Certificate, became a pharmaceutical rep for twenty seven years. Her first book, Spit of a Minute, an excerpt of which placed in Writer's Digest Short Fiction contest in 2011, is a fictional account of a grandmother she never really knew.

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https://twitter.com/linda_ldickson1

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The Floating Man, by William Crawford

An amazing scientific discovery in 1830 leads to a government cover-up spanning two centuries and two continents, leaving a trail of death and destruction in its wake. The Floating Man is a mystery thriller that takes place in both past and present as fictional and historical characters collide in a story of discovery, love, ambition, greed, death, and redemption.

When ‘burned out’ investigative reporter John Hill returns home to take over the Beaufort Sentinel from his friend and mentor, James Campbell, he finds that his friend has literally fallen onto the story of a lifetime. The headline from 1830 screams out at them: Floating Man from France to perform Aerial Stunts this Saturday.

Who was Henri Richaud? An early hot air balloonist . . . or something else? How did he end up on a plantation run by Harriott Pinckney Horry, one of South Carolina’s most famous women? As John and James begin their search for this mysterious friend of Napoleon and protégé of Pierre-Simon Laplace—one of the greatest scientists of all time—they find that virtually all historical references to him have been deleted.

John and James soon enlist the help of John’s former investigative partner, Sheila Jefferson, now a staffer on the National Security Council. Big mistake. While romance ensues, alarm bells go off in a deeply embedded rogue cell of America’s labyrinthine intelligence apparatus. They soon find out that their search for Henri Richaud and the memoirs of the Sentinel’s founder, Robert Campbell, has deadly consequences. For Sheila, an erotic obsession turns violent as agents from the “Program” are dispatched to keep tabs on our trio.

Join John, James, and Sheila, along with a cast of historical characters that includes Napoleon, Andrew Jackson, Chief John Ross of the Cherokee Nation and Harriott Pinckney Horry and the slaves of Hampton Plantation as they try to stay one step ahead of their pursuers in both the past and present.

Floating Man Author Bio
A graduate of Northwestern University, William Crawford began telling stories at the age of five to his cousins late at night while on family vacations in the Great North Woods. This quickly progressed—if you can call two decades quickly progressing— to political satire. In 1996 the author created a parody on the OJ Simpson saga. My Search for the Real Killer, not by OJ Simpson became a minor cult classic. The author’s real ambition was to become a novelist. Over the years he developed several storylines. Once he retired from his safety position in government he turned that ambition into reality. The result is the Floating Man: a mystery thriller that takes place in both past and present.

For More Info
Website: http://authorwilliamcrawford.wordpress.com/
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7236911.William_Crawford

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https://www.twitter.com/WinkCrawford

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Amazon US: http://www.amazon.com/The-Floating-Man-ebook/dp/B00EAP7RA2
Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Floating-Man-ebook/dp/B00EAP7RA2/?tag=bolosi-21
Barnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-floating-man-william-crawford-william-crawford/1116298502?ean=2940148532217

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Telemachus and Homer, by Scott Locke

For every boy who grew up in his father’s shadow and every girl who has been underestimated, there comes a time to look within themselves to see if they have the strength to meet the challenges of the lives. For Telemachus this time arrives soon after Odysseus returns from his twenty year absence, when Telemachus comes to appreciate that his own life needs to be about more than waiting for his father to guide him. On the verge of embarking on an adventure, he learns that his community has been threatened and realizes that he does not know how to help.

Swallowing his pride, he recognizes that Homer, a young blind woman is a necessary ally. Homer, like Telemachus, has something to prove, for although she is respected for her knowledge, she feels unfairly defined by her community. Together, as the people of Ithaca’s last hope, they begin their quest.

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Dawn of the Destined Hero, by Marshall Walls

What does it mean to be a hero? Is it defending the innocent and battling the forces of evil? Or is it something more?

Arimax Holycross has dreamed of being a hero, just like his late father, his entire thirteen years of life. However, living in the peaceful village of Edena at the end of the tenth century, he has no chance to follow in his father's footsteps. Instead, he's sent off to the fields for a rite of passage: harvesting crops with the rest of the village farmers. On his trip, he takes a shortcut through the cursed woods, meeting with a mysterious hermit who introduces him to the power of magic through an enchanted ruby, which can control the element of fire. This encounter begins the boy's journey to uncover his ultimate destiny; a destiny that will reveal to him the triumphs and heartaches of being a true hero.

About the Author
Marshall Walls (born October 2nd, 1983 in Dearborn, Michigan) is an author who has been writing for over twenty years. Born with a rare brittle bone disease known as Osteogenesis Imperfecta, he spent plenty of time indoors reading and writing, unable to participate in more physical activities. These years of creativity brought about countless ideas for novels, the first of which was his debut book Dawn of the Destined Hero, a medieval fantasy story set in the middle ages, published in December of 2013.

For More Info
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Follow the Author on Twitter
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Searching for the Necronomicon, by Enrique Laso

“A Vibrant Novel that leads us straight into the Abyss of Evil. Those obsessed with Lovecraft’s work will love it to death!”
~Juan Gómez-Jurado, #1 Bestselling Author

More than 100.000 copies sold all around the world.

Lovecraft´s Necronomicon History.

Fabulous and haunting novel about the search for the Necronomicon, the mysterious book emerged from the imagination of Lovecraft. A thrilling history, which travels from the past to the present to narrate the vicissitudes of the original manuscript over the centuries.
Is there really the Necronomicon?
Who is the possessor of the book mysterious?
What happens to those who dare to read it?

"Searching for the Necronomicon" is the most fascinating novel of 2014

Follow the Author on Twitter
https://www.twitter.com/enriquelaso

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Amazon Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/Searching-Necronomicon-Enrique-Laso-ebook/dp/B00J3AT644/

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Spit of a Minute: An Irreconcilable Life, by Linda Dickson

Synopsis
A relentless Southern classic...
"In the tradition of John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath, Linda Dickson has written a sweeping epic about the hopelessness of the Southern poor. For her first novel, the ambitious scope of Spit of A Minute is truly breathtaking. Not to mention that the dialect is spot on throughout. (Yes, that is how us Southerners really talk). Starting in 1928, Spit of a Minute follows Queenie and her family from the barnyard floor of a dirt farm in Tennessee to Hell’s Kitchen in New York City. From gypsies to jezebels, mules to monkeys, and everything in between, Ms. Dickson crafts a rich slate of Flannery O’Connor-esque characters. You cannot help but find yourself pulling for them all, even the mean, low-down drunks and the whores. Make no mistake, however, Queenie’s is not a sappy coming of age story. Ms. Dickson fearlessly pulls no punches. I cannot wait to see what this original voice comes up with next."

A fourteen year old girl is playing with a litter of kittens in a tobacco barn. Her aging parents have already slipped into a great depression of their own. Her brothers named her 'Queenie' and it stuck. Queenie steps from the barn to welcome a man from a neighboring farm. A frustrated man drunk on corn liquor and rage. Three children, an alcoholic husband and a monkey later, she's living in the city and struggling to keep a clean house and beans on the stove when the "Eye-talian" pilot from New York City asks her opinion on fryer hens in the grocery. He's smooth. He takes her to places with white table cloths.

World War II deploys the pilot to Europe and Queenie to the Big Apple. Survival on the streets of NYC for Queenie and her baby girl, Abba Gee, is a war story of another kind.

Queenie makes decisions without options. Her's is a story of what can happen to any of us if we are not paying attention.

"Told from a Southern point of view, funny, sad, and partially true. Queenie is the grandmother I did not know. A lifetime of rumors and over heard gossip painted this character. Others speak of grandmothers who smelled of talcum powder and passed on receipes while Queenie's legacy echos stories of grit and how life can change in the Spit of a Minute."

"Dickson's language is palpably evocative of the period--you could vividly imagine the scenes in sepia, peopled by those long-ago characters that now only exist as memory."

"Dickson writes with a relaxed, leisurely cadence with confidence in her own literary powers. She effectively simulates the feel and mood of the South, as well as the hustle and bustle of the city--something about the writing, not the plot, that reminds me so much of Harper Lee's classic `To Kill a Mockingbird.'

"Dickson's compelling narrative subtly shifts in tone and texture according to the changes in time, and this is one of the qualities in her writing that makes me hope she actually writes more, and soon."

About the Author

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Kindle Spotlight: Wisdom Unsung: Historic Proof that Women are the World's Best Leaders, by Sara Bartlett

The Feminine Mistake

Writer/historian Sara Bartlett, in this series of three books, tackles the fear or dangerous disinterest that women have of fighting for leadership positions in their lives. In the first book, she proves that history is full of women leaders going all the way back to cave women days on up to the 15th century.

She shows, through humor and historical accounts, how women and girls from all walks of life stepped up to become significant leaders in many, many ways despite really harrowing circumstances. No one in today’s corporate world is asking a woman on her way up to cut off one of her breasts like the ancient Amazons. No one is forced to suffer the bone fracturing rack like preacher Anne Askew had to do. Today’s woman does not have to fear being burned as a witch for her beliefs. If they can survive that, why is 50 percent of the population so afraid?

Some reasons for this fear are valid. Some are not, and Bartlett is a cheerleader for facing those fears and coming forward anyway. She breaks down how leadership is defined through seven pillars of what we should be looking for in a successful leader, and none of them involves holding a title of any kind.

She rings the alarm bells for the disappearance of women in decisions of world peace, as opposed to the stampeding military industrial complex, in education as opposed to No Child Left Behind, and in politics where personal decisions about their bodies are still determined by men.

The second book tells of the valiant women of the 19th century, particularly the Civil War, that created unlikely women heroes on the battlefield, in medicine, in politics, and so much more. The third book brings us to the 20th and 21st centuries with a plea to recognize the brilliant women leaders of all ages.

Follow the Author on Twitter
Twitter: https://twitter.com/smbartlett

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Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00I1KPV0K

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Saint Matthew's Journal: 40 Days of Christ's Resurrection, by Paul Carrollton

Many books written about Jesus Christ concern His crucifixion; this novel deals mostly with His ministry during the 40 day resurrection period. The disciple Matthew writes of the triumphant Christ and His interaction with the world, as He returns from the grave to an unbelieving discipleship and others who refuse to acknowledge that he has risen from the dead. Join Jesus as He continues His ministry throughout Israel and elsewhere, performing great miracles, and revealing His transformed body for all to see. Lastly, experience Jesus in all of His glory as He completes His earthly mission and ascends into the heavens to be with the Father.

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Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Saint-Matthews-Journal-Christs-Resurrection-ebook/dp/B00B4BZAG8/

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Official Book Video Trailer for "Sweet Sacrifice," by Elizabeth Bailey

"Sweet Sacrifice"

By Elizabeth Bailey

A Romance Novel by Elizabeth Bailey

Elizabeth Bailey is the author of the Lady Fan historical mystery series.

In the tradition of Regency Romance, a sweet story with a rakish earl and a chick in pants heroine.

A rake’s convenient life is shattered when his path is crossed by a beautiful runaway disguised as a boy.

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"Sweet Sacrifice"

When the Earl of Sothern is set upon by a young lad in the early hours, it takes minutes for him to realise that his assailant is in fact a girl of gentle birth. Intrigued, and hoping to find out why Clementina has run away, Jake puts her in the care of his grandmother.

While glad of the earl’s protection, Clementina dare not trust this dangerous rake with her secrets, until a chance encounter drives her into flight, and straight into the hands of her enemies. Will Jake’s dramatic rescue settle the matter, or will it all end in tears?

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Official Book Video Trailer for "Sweet Sacrifice"
By Elizabeth Bailey

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About Elizabeth Bailey:

Elizabeth Bailey grew up in Africa with unconventional parents, where she loved reading and drama. On returning to England, she developed her career in acting, theatre directing and finally writing.

Elizabeth has 18 novels published by Harlequin Mills & Boon and two Georgian crimes, The Gilded Shroud and The Deathly Portent, with Berkley Books (Penguin US). Her dual time novel Fly The Wild Echoes (a contender for the Booker Prize in 2005) is now followed by For One More Tomorrow, where the ghost of the real Macbeth returns, protesting his villainous portrayal by Shakespeare.

Elizabeth is also publishing new historical romances, of which Mademoiselle at Arms and The Conqueror's Dilemma are currently available in digital format.

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Amazon: http://amzn.to/17l4DFw

Official Book Video Trailer: Hidden Flame, by Elizabeth Bailey

"Hidden Flame," by Elizabeth Bailey

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Synopsis:

A Romance Novel by Elizabeth Bailey

Elizabeth Bailey is the author of the Lady Fan historical mystery series

In the tradition of Regency Romance, a Gothic and scandalous tale of passion and a tangled inheritance.

Theda’s hopes of security fall apart when she becomes companion in an ill-kept and miserable mansion where quarrels abound and her employer is dying.

"Hidden Flame"

Seeking shelter from a violent storm, Benedict Beckenham assists a woman as embarrassed in circumstance as he is himself. Weeks later, on visiting his godmother, he is astonished to find the damsel in distress in residence.

For her part, Theda is dismayed by the rise of passion between them which threatens to jeopardise her precarious position as companion to a dying woman. But when a shocking inheritance blasts their friendship apart, Theda is forced to confront the ghosts of her past.

Will the blistering scandals of yesteryear keep Theda and Benedict forever divided? Or will the flame of love triumph?

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About the Author

Official Book Video Trailer: A Demand of Blood, by Nadia Dean

"A Demand of Blood," by Nadia Dean

Decades of tensions between the Cherokee Indians and frontier settlers exploded in the year that marked American independence: 1776. As southern colonists prepared to fight Britain, Cherokee warriors stepped up their struggle for sovereignty. Dragging Canoe, the charismatic Cherokee war leader and staunch British ally, waged guerilla warfare throughout the southern colonies in an effort to regain control over native hunting grounds. In retaliation, colonial powers sent 6,000 militiamen into Cherokee country to destroy towns and crops. This is the saga of two separate, simultaneous wars. It depicts the courage, betrayal, honor, and sacrifice of each side of the conflict. Based on extensive historical research, A Demand of Blood uncovers for the first time the story of the Cherokees' war for independence and reveals the struggle at the heart of all humanity: the quest for freedom.

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Official Book Video Trailer

A Demand of Blood

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Nadia Dean was born in Columbia, South Carolina and grew up as a Third Culture Kid. Her Lebanese father and American mother introduced Nadia to a cross-cultural life. After living in Baghdad for two years, Nadia’s family evacuated at the start of the Six-Day War in 1967. In 1975, during Lebanon’s civil war, Nadia fled heavy artillery fire in Beirut. At the University of South Carolina, she studied photography and film. In Jerusalem, Nadia was the still photographer for the PBS documentary Days of Rage. Her photographs of the Palestinian uprising were published in Time magazine, the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune. The controversial film attracted media attention. Nadia became a source for stories in The New Republic and the New York Times.

Nadia is available for speaking beginning in April 2013. Call Valley River Press at 828-369-3637 or send a request by email for more information.

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FOR MORE INFO:
Website: http://www.valleyriverpress.com/bookstore.cfm

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Official Book Video: The True Story Of Kill Or Be Killed In The Real Old West

Old West Gunfighter’s Forgotten Memoir Found. Reveals True Story of Kill Or Be Killed Shootouts In The Real Wild West.

Recently discovered memoir by one of the Old West's most feared (but virtually unknown today) gunfighter's and lawmen puts you behind a pair of Colt .45 six-guns and immerses you in the real life man-on-man fast draw shootouts, hell-bent-for-leather outlaw chases and lead dodgin' narrow escape in the Real Old West.

If you've ever wondered what it was like to strap on a six-gun and have a face-off-in-the-street gunfight where only the fastest gunslinger walks away - - then rare eyewitness account of what it was like to live and die in the Real Old West is a must read.

***********************************************************************************The book is great. I have read other so called real west books and a few magazines, but this one tops all the others.

- Franklin Foster
Warwick ,R.I.

*********************************************************************************** To read the true story of how a series of bizarre (almost deadly) events led to the discovery of this long forgotten memoir hidden away in an old stagecoach trunk in an abandoned barn go this website:

www.OldWestLawmansForgottenMemoir.com.

At the end of this amazing story there's a link back to this page so you can lasso your own personal copy of this one-of-a-kind memoir.

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FOR MORE INFO
Website: http://www.oldwestlawmansforgottenmemoir.com/
YouTube: http://bit.ly/K2OcqA

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Kindle Spotlight: Love and My Iron Chef

Love and My Iron Chef, by Joanna Hynes

AN AMAZON HOT NEW RELEASE AND AMAZON BEST SELLER!

Synopsis:
As Amani frantically diced the ingredients for her Pan seared Mahi-Mahi with Mango Salsa, she recalled her first meeting with him during a class he taught on the presentation of food and organization the previous year. Amani had been immediately drawn to the tall, serious Californian, and not just because of his looks. With dark wavy hair, strong features and the deepest blue eyes she had ever seen short of Paul Newman’s, David Spencer was everything Amani admired in a man, and then some.

During class, watching his hands work his food, Amani had wondered what those hands would feel like stroking her back and hips. She wondered what it would feel like to cuddle into his embrace, his broad and well-muscled arms enveloping her in their heated cocoon. David was no slouch, but somewhat of a fitness freak outside of the kitchen. Not only was he an adept surfer, he was also, according to gossip, an experienced rock climber.......

About the Author
Joanna Hynes, a practicing physician, has been writing short stories since college. She has published articles in the Physicians Journal, Child Care, and Civil War Weekly and is a member of the Civil War Society. She lives in Rumford, Maine, with her husband and two dogs.

FOR MORE INFO
Website: http://omadisonpress.com/
Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1546MY2

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Amazon: http://amzn.to/15CPv5K