Root Bound by Tanya Karen Gough

How far will you go to find your way home? Emma and her father are always on the move, travelling from place to place as her father’s work demands. Their new home, however, is different. There’s a frightening woman who lives down the hall: she bears an uncanny resemblance...

Author Interview – Tanya Karen Gough

How do you feel about self-publishing? I’m still a bit torn when it comes to self-publishing, even though that is the route I chose for ROOT BOUND.  As a writer, I’m grateful that it’s possible to publish my own work, especially at a time when traditional publishing...

Author Interview – Marcy Waldenville

Can you tell us about your family? I’ve been married to my husband, Ken for 33 years. We were very young when we got married. My son, Jesse and his wife, Shannon and my granddaughter, Vivianna live about 6 hours away. My daughter Sarah and her husband, Shawn, are planning...

Author Interview – Kachina Riley

If you could do any job in the world, what would you do? I would be an astronaut and explore the universe. What is your most embarrassing moment in your life? On my first date at age 15 I wore a skirt and shoes that I had just made to match, but I did not have the button...

Orange Karen: Tribute to a Warrior by Multiple Authors

Change Finds You by Cara Michaels “The date of record is October thirtieth, two-thousand-twelve. This is Special Agent Everett Benjamin.” The voice drew my attention from the digital voice recorder resting on the table. The red recording light assured everyone observing...

Author Interview – Heidi Garrett

What motivates you to write? In daily conversation I often keep to the surface, and seek pleasant encounters. But I’m a deep thinker, and I question almost everything. Like many, my strongest beliefs don’t fall into simple delineations. There are always other points and...

The Point of No Return by JD Combs

  Charley, a devoted wife and mother of five, has a life that looks picture perfect to those around her. But years of living life in a neglected marriage make her question her relationship with her husband. Charley spends sleepless nights writing in her journal...

The Darkest Lie by Angela Day

CHAPTER 3              "I bet he escaped from the psych ward," Remi mused, fascinated by Thane's story. "He sounds like one of those savants, people who can do one thing better than anyone else on the planet...

The Survivors by Daniel Harvell

When seven strangers impossibly survive a horrific airplane crash, they find themselves changed in remarkable ways. The survivors are endowed with powers that defy explanation. Some are blessed. Some are cursed. Going their separate ways, they adapt their extraordinary...

Orangeberry Book of the Day – The Blackout by Stephanie Erickson

5. The next morning Molly got up and went to class, prepared to hear the groans from her Modern Poetry class for their late papers.  She usually punished them with half a letter grade for every class they were late, but she wasn’t sure what to do to compensate for...

Death Ain't But A Word: A Supernatural Hot Mess - Zander Marks

Death Ain’t But A Word - Zander Marks Amazon Kindle US Amazon Kindle UK Genre - Urban Fantasy Rating -  PG13 4.4 (29 reviews) Free until 31 July 2013 Just because Wilkin's a crackhead doesn't mean the shadows aren't real. They're real. And they've been...

Dogs Aren’t Men by Billi Tiner

A contemporary romance. Rebecca Miller is a gifted veterinarian with an extraordinary understanding of animal behavior. She is leading a fulfilling life as the owner and operator of the Animal Friends Veterinary Clinic. Ever since her 30th birthday, her mother has made...

Summer Kindle Fire Giveaway

This is a joint AUTHOR & BLOGGER GIVEAWAY EVENT! Bloggers & Authors have joined together and each chipped in a little money towards a Kindle Fire HD 7". Kindle Fire HD 7" Giveaway The winner will have the option of receiving a 7" Kindle Fire HD (US Only)...

Review: A 3rd Time to Die by George Bernstein

A 3rd Time to Die by George Bernstein My rating: 5 of 5 stars Which did you find more appealing, the introduction or the conclusion? The conclusion. I didn't expect it and the build up to the ending was fantastic. Every page has you wondering what is going to happen next...

Orangeberry Book of the Day – I’d Kill For You by Alan Plessinger

Chapter 2: A Detective, pursuing a lead not likely to produce significant results, comes upon a young girl needing to solve a certain mystery of her own, and upon interrogation finds her life to be not quite an open book, if not yet a fully closed one. After reading and...

Author Interview – George A Bernstein

  What writing are you most proud of? I think the response I’ve had, with over forty 5-Star & 4-Star reviews (many from professional reviewers and book clubs) for my first novel, Trapped. Not just that they loved the story… that they couldn’t put it down (one...

Author Interview – Bill Hiatt

Do you plan to publish more books? Now that I have started, I don’t think I will be able to stop! I see Living with Your Past Selves as the first of at least a three part series, and I am already at work on the second novel in the series. (There is something about the...

Orangeberry Book of the Day – Mars Rising by Mark David Major

1 At the Threshold of the Gate The lieutenant retired to his quarters, removed his tunic, and tossed it across the arm of a chair. He threw his weary body down on the bunk. The collection of bones, ligaments, and tendons in his left knee made a cracking sound as he stretched...