The Forgotten Child by Lorhainne Eckhart @LEckhart #Autism #Romance #AmReading

“Please sit down, Emily.” He extended out the flat of his hand, very much in control. “Ah, thank you.” She perched on the edge of the soft leather seat across from a man who was too damn good to look at—a man obviously comfortable in his own skin. Hardness set his jaw...

Julia (The Good Life Series) by Sarah Krisch #Contemporary #Romance #AmReading

...and looking out on the two acres of newly planted seedlings, I feel a sense of satisfaction that only working your own land can bring. Although my back is sore and dirt cakes my fingernails, I know that the land gives back so much more than the effort I put into it....

#Excerpt from Jack Canon’s Women of the House by @GregSandora #Thriller #Romance

“Guys, would you excuse me for a moment. Daphne teased biting her lower lip in an adorable half smile. Jack, I’ve got something to show you.” Her voiced pitched as she trained her pretty eyes toward mine anticipating my reaction. “Nice, Honey. While you’re out there…tell...

Riddle Of The Diamond Dove (Arkana Mysteries) by N.S. Wikarski #Historical #Fiction #AmReading

Daniel sighed and looked at the large clock suspended above the librarian’s desk. It was only noon. This day wasn’t going at all as he had hoped. When he arrived that morning at the main branch of the Chicago Public Library, he had been looking forward to his daily visit...

Emerge: A Galatia Novel (Galatia Series) #Excerpt by @CDVerhoff #Fantasy #Fiction

Josie and Lars had known each other forever, but had never been more than acquaintances. Luke, however, was in her grade. Lars’s impression was that the girl wasn’t very popular at school. She was really cute though, so he didn’t understand why.  * “Hey, Luke,...

Will North Shares an #Excerpt from “Seasons’ End” @WillNorthAuthor #Women #Fiction

At first he thought it was a deer. It was not quite morning on what promised to be yet another brilliant end-of-summer day. The pre-dawn fog was just beginning to lift. Not that it actually “lifted.” Not that it was fog, either, come to that. That’s just what islanders...

LUCIEN & I by Danny Wynn #Excerpt #AmReading #NewRelease

It was around four in the morning in a packed pulsating club in Istanbul, when I caught Lucien’s eye.  The name of the club was 2019, as in the year, I’m pretty sure – “Twenty-nineteen” was what people called it.  He and I were dancing with the exquisite Azine,...

Belinda Vasquez & the Book Signing That Never Was @MagicProse #AmWriting #Suspense

I was going to Phoenix one time with my husband for a reunion. Why not kill two birds with one stone, to use an old cliché, and set up a book signing? I had just published my first book, a kid’s chapter book. I called up a Barnes and Noble store in Scottsdale. The store...

Praying for Men of P.O.W.E.R. by Nina Elaine Borum #NonFiction #Christian #GoodReads

Heavenly Father, I pray that others would be a witness to how ____________________ is genuinely laboring to proclaim the gospel of truth so that they would be inspired to do the same. Make his words and conduct holy and blameless in your sight so that his witness is not...

Will Shakespeare & the Ships of Solomon by Christopher Grey @GreyAuthor #Action #Fiction

Oak Island was lit with electric lights that could be seen from down the bay. Pulling into Chester at night meant that those lights were the brightest on the coast. Will was as surprised as Dorothy, but not because he didn’t know what the contraption was. No one had been...

@AlexMueck Dishes Out Writing Advice #Humor #AmWriting #WriteTip

Why Writing is a Form of Personal Therapy I think it is important for an individual to have a hobby, a passion, something that brings inner satisfaction.  We all have different gifts, it may be art, mechanics, athletics, and pursing these goals makes us feel alive...

Birth of an Assassin by @Stone_Rik #Excerpt #AmReading #Thriller

Adrik waited in the guard’s room a couple of corridors along from Kornfeld’s cell. There was only one way out, so the Jew had to pass this room. He spun a Makarov on his finger, aimed at imaginary targets and thrilled at the thought of using it. The gun was standard issue,...