Editorial Staff

Editorial Staff

Shiver by Karen Robards

Shiver by Karen Robards

If driving a piece-of-crap tow truck through the seediest part of town with a Smith & Wesson beside her means putting a roof over her son’s head, then Samantha Jones is going to be the best damn repo woman on the books. The streetwalkers, the drug pushers, the bands of looking-for-trouble punks haunting the mean streets at midnight don’t intimidate her. These are her people. The guy she finds bound and bloodied in the trunk of her latest conquest, a flashy new BMW, is a different breed entirely.

Perfect Health Diet by Paul and Shou-Ching Jaminet

Perfect Health Diet by Paul and Shou-Ching Jaminet

Suffering from chronic illness and unable to get satisfactory results from doctors, husband and wife scientists Paul and Shou-Ching Jaminet took an intensely personal interest in health and nutrition. They embarked on five years of rigorous research. What they found changed their lives— and the lives of thousands of their readers.

OH, HORRORS

OH, HORRORS

OH, HORRORS by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro December 2012 Watch for her insights every month on Authorlink.

The Wizard of Us by Jean Houston

The Wizard of Us by Jean Houston

In The Wizard of Us, discover the powerful, unique skills and qualities of Dorothy, the Wizard, and the other archetypes of mind, heart, and courage that live within each of us. With specific, easy-to-follow exercises and incredible “aha” insights, you’ll begin to expand your thinking, open your heart, and build the courage to truly connect with your own Hero’s Journey.

There Can Never Be Enough Said About Metaphor

THERE CAN NEVER BE ENOUGH SAID ABOUT METAPHOR by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro November 2012 Watch for her insights every month on Authorlink. ". . . to make good metaphors implies an eye for resemblances.” ---Aristotle (Poetics). “The greatest thing by...

The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton

The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton

Fascinating read with a telegraphed ending.

Laurel Nicolson is hiding from her family. She has a secret; she is running away to London to become an actress and in love with the most exciting boy Laurel has ever met. Doubting that her happy, but boring parents would understand, she feels as if lit from the inside, a comet streaking across the sky. She soon learns that life is not as simple and boring as it seems when her mother, Dorothy, stabs a man with the heirloom cake knife Mum has come to fetch.

Fifty Shades of Shocking Pink: Writing Erotica

FIFTY SHADES OF SHOCKING PINK: WRITING EROTICA by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro October 2012 ". . . I’m sure many of us (yes, me, too) are tempted to try writing an erotic novel. —Shapiro With the international success of E.L. James’ Fifty Shades...