In Alex Adams’ debut, apocalyptic novel, White Horse, death does ride a pale horse, but in this case, it is the name of a disease manufactured and loosed on the world by an unscrupulous pharmaceutical company. Zoe, a lowly employee who cleans their lab, becomes a pawn in this plan when a mysterious jar shows up in her apartment. As disease, deformity and death spread across the globe, Zoe ponders the meaning of the jar, and takes off on a journey of survival through devastated lands, determined to maintain her humanity and to reach her destination.

Evvie and Ben were always soul mates, from college on. Now, in their forties, Ben wants a divorce and it’s making Evvie crazy. Jane McCafferty’s second novel, First You Try Everything shows just how far she’ll go to get him back.

Hawthorne’s Hester Prynne had it easy just wearing a scarlet “A” compared to Hillary Jordan’s Hannah Payne who is scarlet following her conviction for murdering her unborn child – the product of her adulterous affair with superstar pastor Aidan Dale in a not-too distant future when the line between church and state has faded. Raised to unquestionably follow the church’s teachings, Hannah’s life as an outcast brings her new understanding of the world and of her own strengths.

Running the Rift by Naomi Benaron Buy this Book at Amazon.com An Exclusive Authorlink Interview with Naomi Benaron, Author of Running the Rift     By Diane Slocum January 2012 Benaron’s debut novel tells the story of a young Rwandan whose goal is to run in...

  Men in the Making by Bruce Machart Buy this Book at Amazon.com Exclusive Authorlink Interview with Bruce Machart, Author of Men in the Making       By Diane Slocum December 2011 In his short story collection, Bruce Machart tells the stories...

  The Whole Package by Cynthia Ellingsen Buy this Book at Amazon.com   An Exclusive Authorlink Interview with Cynthia Ellingsen, Author of The Whole Package     By Diane Slocum November 2011 Three high school friends launch into what appear to...

Konstantin, Irina and Vadim are three of the most talented students at the Sofia Music School for the Gifted. They are also among the most troublesome to the administration that stifles any spark of individuality according to the dictates of the oppressive Soviet regime of the 1980s. The teenagers’ gifts are a blessing, but they aren’t enough to remove the curse of a government that lays claim to their souls.

  Guilt by Association by Marcia Clark Buy this Book at Amazon.com   An Exclusive Authorlink Interview with Marcia Clark, Author of Guilt by Association   By Diane Slocum August 2011   Marcia Clark knows about prosecuting crimes. She gained...

  South of Superior by Ellen Airgood Buy this Book at Amazon.com   An Exclusive Authorlink Interview with Ellen Airgood, Author of South of Superior     By Diane Slocum July 2011   In Ellen Airgood’s debut novel, South of Superior,...

  Farishta by Patricia McArdle Buy this Book at Amazon.com   An Exclusive Authorlink Interview with Patricia McArdle, Author of Farishta.     By Diane Slocum June 2011 American diplomat Angela Morgan has had a lackluster career since she was...