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1. The Sky Between Two Worlds by Glen books - 2013-02-23 01:49:19-05
   Although I have spent a number of decades writing about scientific matters, this novella is my first work of fiction, two years in the writing. I am a graduate of MIT (Physics), Columbia University (Law) and Rutgers University (Mathematics and Biology). I spent much of my career at Bell Telephone Laboratories, helping researchers patent their inventions. Non-professional activities included intercollegiate debating at MIT and later, Judo and fencing.
   
2. The Reckoning (Lust Series Part 2) - 2013-02-23 02:48:33-05
   Damon Close lives in Manhattan and frequently travels to London, his birthplace. He is the author of the Bestselling series Seed and is publishing a second series, "LUST" through February 2013. Follow him on Twitter for news of upcoming works.
   
3. Deadly Offerings by Alexa Grace - 2013-02-23 02:59:46-05
   Alexa's journey started in March 2011 when the Sr. Director of Training & Development position she'd held for thirteen years was eliminated. A door closed but another one opened. She finally had the time to pursue her childhood dream of writing books. Her focus is now on writing riveting romantic suspense novels. She was recently named one of the top 100 indie authors by Kindle Review. A chapter is devoted to her in the book Interviews with Indie Authors by C. Ridgway and T. Ridgway. Her book Deadly Offerings is Book One of her Deadly Trilogy. The second book of the trilogy, Deadly Deception is available as is Deadly Relations, the final book of the Deadly Trilogy. Deadly Holiday is her holiday-themed romantic suspense book. If you liked the books of The Deadly Trilogy: Deadly Offerings, Deadly Deception and Deadly Relations, you'll LOVE this nail-biting, holiday-themed novella where the characters return to search for a lost boy, fight breast cancer, deal with the personal financial impact of a bad economy, and seek a Christmas miracle. Profile of Evil, the first book of her Profile Trilogy will be available in spring 2013. Alexa earned two degrees from Indiana State University and currently lives in Florida. She's a member of Romance Writers of America (national) as well as the Florida Chapter. Her writing support team includes five Miniature Schnauzers, three of which are rescues. As a writer, she is fueled by Starbucks lattes, chocolate and emails from readers.
   
4. All That He Wants by Olivia Thorne - 2013-02-23 03:34:46-05
   Olivia Thorne is the pen name of Amelia Nolan, who also writes spicy historical romances like Passion and Pride.
   
5. Ginger the Gangster Cat by Joe Kovacs - 2013-02-24 01:54:19-05
   I’m a rather fat Buddhist who likes playing bridge with little old ladies and writing silly stories about cats. I wrote my first cat book when I was eight. It was called ‘Jessie the Cat’ and even my mum liked it. There followed ‘Toad’s Dilemma’ (a sequel to my all time fave kid’s book, ‘The Wind in the Willows’) and a whole host of similarly derivative anthropomorphic masterpieces. Only after a short affair with journalism in my 20’s did I write anything with a human being in it (well, the Financial Times insisted upon it), and only after I went to India, aged 30, did I stop writing about cats (I only saw one in India). My first published book (1986) was a travelogue on India – to be re-released on Amazon soon as ‘Dial and Talk Foreign at Once.’ I wrote it to avoid having to return to a mind-numbing job in Social Services. There followed a slew of Asian travel guides – India, Thailand, Burma, Indonesia etc – but none of them paid very much and the last one gave me a ten-year writing block: I simply couldn’t decide which Delhi hotel had the best bathroom, the Taj Intercontinental or the Oberoi. I returned to writing after breaking my leg in 2005 – my wife nagged me into it. And the first thing we penned together was...another cat book. Thus came into being ‘Ginger the Gangster Cat’, the story of one fat cat’s devotion to Spanish cuisine. For anyone interested, Sparky – our 3-year old perennial kitten and Ginger’s shy and nervous sidekick – is real. He really is the cutest cat in the universe. Ginger himself is a composite of every stray tom-cat we’ve had in the past, absolute terrors all of them! Ginger was featured in L. Anne Carrington's 'The Bookshelf' as Book of The Week and was then picked up by a London agent, Carolyn Whitaker, who represented him to several top publishers. He is aimed at children above the age of 8, parents who like reading to them, and cat lovers everywhere.