Editorial Staff

Editorial Staff

What the Nanny Saw by Fiona Neill

What the Nanny Saw by Fiona Neill

The Nanny, Ali, came to work for Nick and Bryony Skinner to take care of their four children and is present when the economy falls to dust in 2008, finding herself privy to most all of the ‘talk’ and problems that befall the family. The Skinner’s are one of those ‘groups’ who were at the top of the heap financially and had no problems looming in the future, but when the stock market took a tumble they, like many, crumbled right along with it.

America’s Most Wanted Recipes by Ron Douglas

America’s Most Wanted Recipes by Ron Douglas

More than a million home chefs across the country have enjoyed America’s Most Wanted Recipes, More of America’s Most Wanted Recipes, and America’s Most Wanted Recipes Without the Guilt, in which author Ron Douglas uncovers the best of the best recipes from hundreds of popular restaurants, including Applebee’s, Arby’s, Baskin- Robbins, The Cheesecake Factory, Chili’s, IHOP, and more.

Ice and Shadow by Andre Norton

Ice and Shadow by Andre Norton

Roane, a young archaeologist, makes planetfall on a previously off-limits world where the inhabitants have been implanted with false memories and conditioned to obey their oligarchic masters. Now Roane must fight to save the enslaved populace and her own inner essence by finding a powerful artifact that could bring new freedom to a planet that has spent eons in darkness.

Fatal Dive by Peter F. Stevens

Fatal Dive by Peter F. Stevens

As an avid reader looking for the ‘best of the best’ in titles out there at the moment, this book is one of the most heartbreaking and amazing stories you will ever read. Although some may feel as if they need to be a ‘historian’ for this one, that is absolutely untrue.

METAPHOR : This is That

METAPHOR : This is That by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro August 2012   The greatest thing by far is to be a master of metaphor, it is the one thing that cannot be learned from others; it is also a sign of genius, since a good metaphor implies an eye for resemblance....

Klonopin Lunch by Jessica Dorfman Jones

Klonopin Lunch by Jessica Dorfman Jones

Jessica has it all: handsome husband, wealth, good job at the top of her field, and youth. It is not enough, and her job will probably end soon. She is bored with her life and her marriage and Andrew, her husband, has settled into a respectable and well-furnished rut. She wants more. She needs more.

Harry Lipkin Private Eye by Barry Fantoni

Harry Lipkin Private Eye by Barry Fantoni

Harry Lipkin is eighty-seven years old and will soon be eighty-eight. He does not need to work and he does not have a wife or children, but he enjoys being a private eye. He gets the small cases, the ones the police do not get. This time around, Harry is going to find out which one of Mrs. Weinberger’s household staff keeps taking her things.

Strong Vengeance by Jon Land

Strong Vengeance by Jon Land

Texas Range Caitlin Strong has a new job. She’s working a desk at the Ranger office because of a high school shoot-out where an innocent boy will never play football again. Caitlin had a choice. Shoot the boy in the shoulder and get the one with the machine gun or let more people be shot.

Discretion by Allison Leotta

Discretion by Allison Leotta

This new legal mystery/thriller will stop readers in their tracks. There have been many ‘thrill rides’ written regarding the immense power of politics in Washington, D.C., and a great many are alike. But with Discretion, the action begins from the word ‘go’ and does not stop until the very last sentence has been uttered.

Bailout by Neal Barofsky

Bailout by Neal Barofsky

Bailout  By Neal Barofsky Buy this book at amazon.com Free Press, July 2012 Hardcover, 288 pages ISBN-10: 1451684932 ISBN-13: 9781451684933 In this bracing, page-turning account of his stranger-than-fiction baptism into the corrupted ways of Washington, Neil...