Jacqueline Winspear’s Maisie Dobbs Series – Month of Maisie Readalong Monday, March 2nd: A Chick Who Reads – Birds of a Feather Monday, March 2nd: Reecas Pieces – Birds of a Feather Tuesday, March 3rd: Olduvai Reads – Pardonable Lies Tuesday, March 3rd: Reecas Pieces – Pardonable Lies Wednesday, March 4th: Too Fond – Among the Mad Wednesday, March 4th: Lavish Bookshelf – Among the Mad Thursday, […]
Lindsay McKenna, author of RUNNING FIRE, on tour April/May 2015
About Running Fire Mass Market Paperback: 384 pages Publisher: HQN Books (April 28, 2015) He was a haven in the midst of Hell… Temporarily assigned to the Shadow Squadron in a troubled region of Afghanistan, Chief Warrant Officer and pilot Leah Mackenzie is no stranger to conflict—even if most of her physical and emotional scars are courtesy […]
Marty Wingate, author of THE RHYME OF THE MAGPIE, on tour June 2015
About The Rhyme of the Magpie: A Birds of a Feather Mystery Published by : Alibi (June 02, 2015) Pages: 224 For readers of Laura Childs, Ellery Adams, and Jenn McKinlay, the high-flying new Birds of a Feather mystery series from Marty Wingate begins as a British woman gets caught up in a dangerous plot when […]
Richard Thomas, author of Disintegration, on tour May/June 2015
About Disintegration: A Windy City Dark Mystery Published by : Alibi (May 26, 2015) Pages: 223 | ISBN: 978-1-101-88262-7 In a brilliantly stylish breakthrough thriller for fans of Bret Easton Ellis’s American Psycho and Will Christopher Baer’s Kiss Me, Judas, here is the compelling tale of a man who has lost it all—and is now navigating a crooked, harrowing path to […]
Marie Slaight, author of The Antigone Poems, on tour May 2015
About The Antigone Poems Trade Paperback: 104 pages Publisher: Altaire Productions & Publications; First edition (June 15, 2014) Featuring poetry by Marie Slaight and charcoal drawings by Terrence Tasker, The Antigone Poems was created in the 1970’s, while the artists were living between Montreal and Toronto. An intensely personal invocation of the ancient Greek tale of defiance, the illustrations and […]
Nick Pengelley, author of RYDER: Bird of Prey, on tour May 2015
About Ryder: Bird of Prey Published by : Alibi (May 05, 2015) Pages: 238 Fans of Steve Berry and James Rollins will devour Ryder: Bird of Prey, the latest white-knuckle thriller featuring Palestinian-born, British-educated adventurer Ayesha Ryder. She’s one of fiction’s boldest heroines—and now she’s rewriting royal history. According to the last words of a dying man, the Maltese […]
William Todd Rose, author of CROSSFADES and BLEEDOVERS, on tour May/June 2015
About Crossfades: A Dystopian Novella Published by : Hydra (May 19, 2015) Pages: 129 In a dark horror novella for fans of Stephen King, Joe Hill, and Dean Koontz, one unsuspecting man faces a mass murderer who’s turned the afterlife into his own terrifying playground. Some men fear their own deaths. Others dream of peace and heaven. […]
Heather Herrman, author of Consumption, on tour May/June 2015
About Consumption Published by : Hydra (May 26, 2015) Pages: 288 For fans of Stephen King, Joe Hill, and Sarah Langan comes a thrilling new vision of American horror. In Heather Herrman’s heart-pounding debut novel, evil is ready to feed—and it’s got one hell of an appetite. In the wake of tragedy, John and Erma Scott […]
Diane Stingley, author of The Case of the Invisible Dog, on tour May/June 2015
About The Case of the Invisible Dog: A Shirley Homes Mystery Published by : Alibi (May 19, 2015) Pages: 385 In the start of a charmingly imaginative cozy series sure to delight fans of Carolyn Hart and Diane Mott Davidson, Diane Stingley introduces a blundering detective who believes herself to be the great-great-granddaughter of the legendary […]
Lori Roy, author of Let Me Die in His Footsteps, on tour May/June 2015
About Let Me Die in His Footsteps Hardcover: 336 pages Publisher: Dutton (June 2, 2015) On a dark Kentucky night in 1952 exactly halfway between her fifteenth and sixteenth birthdays, Annie Holleran crosses into forbidden territory. Everyone knows Hollerans don’t go near Baines, not since Joseph Carl was buried two decades before, but, armed with a silver-handled […]