Friday, May 30, 2014

Catching UP!


NEWS!

From www.epicorg.com   
REMEMBER you do not have to be an EPIC member to enter your book for the Epic Award.


The eBook and Ariana competitions open in just THREE days! June 1st...next Monday!
Are you ready?

We also need eBook judges.  Wanna read some GREAT books? Come on down:http://tiny.cc/eBookJudge

Debi Sullivan,
Competitions Chair
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Posted by: EPIC Membership
 


Books that went to press or back to press this  week:

Sara Chandler has come to the big island of Hawaii to escape her troubled past and find peace in this place all the guidebooks call "Paradise." Lucas Henshaw is the first obstacle in her path to happiness. But he's not the last…

THE MORGENSTERN MURDERS, by C. M. Albrecht
   In this sequel to The Sand Bluff Murders, former police chief Jonas McCleary has gone into business as a private investigator.


An Atlantic Fisherman's Life
by B.R. Lynch

Every work day could be their last. Nine to five is just a dream. Freezing spray, driving winds and menacing federal regulations aren’t the only things hitting them in the face. Wet and Hungry is the true story of the Atlantic commercial fisherman.





 Galleys that went out or stayed out this Week
 
MATTEO'S TREASURE, Morretti Men Series, Vol. 3, by Anna Dynowski
   Jet-setter Santino Moretti died and left the Triple-M property, worth nearly $25 million, to his three neglected sons, Micah, Marek, and Matteo, each born of a different marriage, and each unknown by the others. Before any one of them can inherit, he must take turns living on the farm for three months, then they must return and all three live together for a final three months. Half-brothers, city boys, and complete strangers, they face the biggest challenge of their lives: to put aside their distrust and bitterness and live together like a kind and caring family.
 


 DOING DEAD MAN'S TIME, by Matthew L. Schoonover
 
    From the author who brought you the supernatural thrillers of The Arbiter series and the impossible mysteries of The Tornado Man series comes a new tale of supernatural suspense. Phil Talbot is in the here-after, awaiting judgment. He is given the opportunity to come back to the mortal plane and fix the one mistake that changed his supernatural fate.
 

 
THE PROMISE by Karen Rossi
 
Katharine Wilder is devastated when her 11-year-old daughter, Maggie, is arrested for shoplifting. Although the girl is only involved by association, Katharine is deeply shaken by the incident and wants to get Maggie involved in wholesome church activities.
 
 
 THE DEPUTY, by C.M. Albrecht    
   "When Deputy Sheriff Wayne Terwilliger hires a handyman to help around his little farm, he sets a terrible and deadly machine into motion."
 
I HAVE A FRIEND ON JUPITER, Celine Rose Mariotti
  
A story of two young friends who e-mail aliens on Jupiter! When their space ship arrives, so does a lot of adventure. When the space ship leaves-a special bond has been formed.  
 
 
Work began, or continued, on the following titles: 
 
THE ALBEMARLE AFFAIR, by C. M. Albrecht
   When Corky Middleton thinks she may have found her birth mother, she hires Foster & Hall to investigate. Wow, does she open a can of worms!
   Instead of finding Corky's mother, the shamuses trip over a corpse, and that's just the beinnin.g 

REWIND FORWARD,
by Michael E. Field
  Another great mystery by popular author Michael E. Field.
 
 
A VANISHING BREED,Volunteer Series, Vol. 2 by Tom Ward 
   The continued adventures of Medic 1260.

 
MINISTER'S SHOES, VOL. 2 by Celine Rose Mariotti
 
   Rev. Castle is back in another cozy mystery.


BLEEDING HEARTS: Killian Kendal Mystery Series, Vol. 1

   Winner of the Stonewall Society's 2002 Pride in the Arts Literary Award in the Whodunit Category!


REAP THE WHIRLWIND: Killian Kendall Mystery Series, Vol. 2,  by Josh Aterovis.
   Suicide, or murder? That's the question in the second Killian Kendall mystery. Will Smith suspects murder when an old childhood pal drowns, and asks his friend Killian for help in solving the mystery.


TRUTH OF YESTERDAY,  by Josh Aterovis

ALL LOST THINGS, by Josh Aterovis

CHANGE  OF WORLDS, by Josh Aterovis 




 

Jack's News!
  by your bookstore cat,  gossip columnist, and feline friend. 
 
Arline posted the best news above.  I do have some gossip, though.





The daughter of Write Words Author Andy Nunez (who is working on a book about Pirates of the Eastern Shore) graduated. Gee when we did his first book I think she was nine. Of course I was only a baby then.

Write Words Author Ray Morand has finished training for her new position. Congrats, Ray, on the new day job. But don't give up on writing. I hear you have a new one in the works. Way to go!

The vet says I'm too heavy. I ask you! I am a bookstore cat. I lead a sedentary life! Do YOU think that 18 pounds is too heavy for a midlife tomcat with big bone structure? After all, I'm no spring kitten.


Somebody PLEASE send me some juicy gossip to take my mind off my diet.


 

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