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New Books
FracturesDemarcus and Lily enter the new school year with superpowers and new challenges. When other gifted teens battle them, Demarcus, Lily, and their friends discover a conspiracy to terrorize San Francisco. They must battle their own demons along with a creature… |
The Christmas BargainAll she needs is a date for the holidays… She needs a date for a wedding. But a fiancé wasn’t part of the plan… Unwilling to attend a wedding alone, artist Lila Penry makes a deal with Sam Gibson—art lessons for his adorable niece in exchange for… |
New Authors
Laura Conner KestnerA seventh-generation Texan, Laura Conner Kestner spent 25 years in community journalism before pursuing a career in fiction. Her first novel, Remember Texas, was published in 2018, followed by A Texas Promise in 2019, and A Texas Moon in 2020. Laura’s won… |
Heidi Gray McGillHeidi Gray McGill loves to travel, especially to foreign lands, even though she speaks no foreign language. She embraces the culture, the food, and even the inconveniences that come with adventure. Her thirst for adventure plays out in her writing. If she… |
This week's interview
Ramona Richards
The author of eleven books, Ramona Richards has worked on staff or as a freelancer for more than a dozen publishers and has edited more than 500 publications. Ramona has won awards for both her fiction and non-fiction, and is now associate publisher at Iron Stream Media. "Daisy grew out of a number of elements in my past. I’ve long been fascinated by cold cases, and as a teenager in Nashville, I followed the case of Marcia Trimble’s murder closely, from the time she was killed till the crime was solved forty years later. Cold cases are worked in a different way from recent crimes. Layer onto that the fact that my grandparents had a farm in Alabama where I spent a lot of time, getting to know the people in the community. I knew men like Roscoe. I talked to a lot of Vietnam vets. I had heard backporch tales about the Dixie Mafia. Eventually, it all started coalescing into a story that became Burying Daisy Doe."
This month's book club
A Love Restored (November 2020)
She was nothing like the woman he'd envisioned for his bride, but he was everything she'd ever dreamed of-until a promise from his past threatened their future.