MEET THE AUTHOR:  A Conversation with Jo McCarty – author of “Call Me Adam”

Jo McCarty is a first-time novelist from Michigan. McCarty shares her time between vibrant city life and rural lake living, inspired by the people and landscapes to write about both. Call Me Adam is her debut novel, though she has successfully written Children’s and YA fiction under another name. McCarty is at work on another novel. … More MEET THE AUTHOR:  A Conversation with Jo McCarty – author of “Call Me Adam”

“Static Screams” by Nico Bell

“Static Screams” by Nico Bell is a short novel that packs a big punch! Carmen is a young woman who began hallucinating shortly after her mother’s suicide. Because mental illness runs in her family, she and her aunt both assume that the hallucinations are merely delusions resulting from some unknown mental illness. She sees doctors, goes to therapy sessions, tries every remedy under the sun, and takes medications, but still, the hallucinations remain. They come in the form of dots that often transform into bizarre, terrifying creatures or random body parts like an arm or a face. Carmen is terrified of them and no matter how much she tries to control them, with her aunt coaching her to use grounding methods, these dots won’t go away. … More “Static Screams” by Nico Bell

“The Copper Isle Ghostslayer” by Terri Greening

“The Copper Isle Ghostslayer” by Terri Greening is a captivating crime thriller with an intriguing premise: Layla Devereaux finds herself on what appears to be a haunted island. She took her nature photography and journalism skills there to unravel the mysterious murder of a lighthouse tour guide, while also attempting to clear her brother Tyler, who was wrongly accused. … More “The Copper Isle Ghostslayer” by Terri Greening

“The Copper Isle Ghostslayer” by Terri Greening

In Terri Greening’s latest mystery thriller, “The Copper Isle Ghostslayer,” former journalist Layla makes a drastic decision to leave the mainland and her prison-like existence in exchange for a visit to the Copper Isle. There, she’ll dig up clues to help exonerate her younger brother, Tyler, who was accused of killing a lighthouse keeper. But mixed in with the murder mess is the presence of ghosts that inhabit the island—and there’s one in particular who leaves icy chills down the spines of those who have seen him. The Copper Isle ghostslayer will leave no guilty ghost at peace. … More “The Copper Isle Ghostslayer” by Terri Greening

“Dream Lover” by Louise Glass

“Dream Lover,” book one in The Dream Lover Series by Louise Glass, is a suspenseful paranormal romance with a clever, original plot that is set in motion on the very first page. We are introduced to Fred the charismatic cockatoo as well, who figures into the plot quite effectively. Imagine a dream lover who comes to you to fulfill your deepest fantasies. Prepare yourself for spicy adult scenes, a contemporary setting in New York City, hanging out with three friends, and sharing laughs and good times. … More “Dream Lover” by Louise Glass

“The Dark Witch” by James Wood

In “The Dark Witch,” James Wood’s exciting sequel to “The Ebon Knight,” noble knight Kelso has joined hands with Princess of the Dark Ava, but whether he will survive his latest beating with all his skin and limbs intact is uncertain. The arrival of Arch Mage Cassandra might help, but her presence is certain to raise doubt between Kelso and Ava. The two lovers only get a moment’s rest before they realize the real battle has only just begun. … More “The Dark Witch” by James Wood

“The Dark Witch” by James Wood

“The Dark Witch” (The Ebon Knight Chronicles) by James Wood, is a dark fantasy adventure you have to finish once you get started. In this exciting follow-up to book one, “The Ebon Knight,” Ava is Princess of the Dark, and she must save the mythical legend Kelso Hart, Grim Knight. He is near death from a serious wound, and she is willing to put it all on the line to rescue him and help him recover. They are pariahs seeking a safe haven from enemies. But they have friends too, some from the past and some new. The Light is, of course, the enemy of the Dark, and then there is the Other. All of these are on the march, but the Dark Witch, who is the dark half of Ava, could be their last hope. But what price will have to be paid? Buckle up for a battle. … More “The Dark Witch” by James Wood

“The Shadow of Banshee Hill” by Fionn Mac Meldrum

“The Shadow of Banshee Hill” by Fionn Mac Meldrum, is a dark fantasy romance novel that is hard to put down. To set the stage, we begin with two destined/doomed lovers, Cillian Valour and Martha Ashworth in the year 1818, who share a forbidden love and eventually turn to the dark side thanks to an offer from a mysterious stranger. Nothing will be the same for them after this, as they unleash horror until the unexpected happens. Then cut to present-day Boston, where Emily Corvo’s world is jarred by her mother’s murder by something unearthly. Too, her father is missing, and she is determined to find him, exact revenge, and bring justice. The problem is, that she may have to trust the enemy in order to accomplish this. … More “The Shadow of Banshee Hill” by Fionn Mac Meldrum

“Stranger in the Valley” by Gregory Haley

“Stranger in the Valley,” is the first book in The Stranger Series by Gregory Haley. It’s an exciting new fantasy series that packs magic, mayhem, and mystery into an action-packed journey, blurring the lines between myth and reality. Every small town has its secrets, but the Mystic Valley hides mysteries far beyond the ordinary. … More “Stranger in the Valley” by Gregory Haley

“Force of Corruption” by E.N. Chanting

E.N. Chanting’s “Force of Corruption,” the first book in the Forces of Nature series, follows Paige, a computer analyst and investigator who solves cybercrime and fraud, and Rhett, a man who shuts down human trafficking rings. They meet at the police station where Paige works for a boss she despises. They quickly fall in love and work together to take down corrupt forces. … More “Force of Corruption” by E.N. Chanting