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The Night Swimmer by Matt Bondurant

The Night Swimmer by Matt Bondurant

Into the lives of Fred and Elly Bulkington we go, a young couple from New England (Vermont to be precise) who move to Ireland in order to take over a Pub called, Nightjar, that they won in a contest. The Pub is located in a very isolated spot on the Southern Coast of Ireland that is only frequented by birdwatchers and fishermen. And once the couple arrives, readers soon learn why this is one of the most desolate places on the planet.

Faceless by Simon Bestwick

Faceless by Simon Bestwick

Chilling supernatural horror and the police procedural collide in this absorbing tale of contemporary characters sucked into a web of mystery and fear. As local townsfolk in a northern city disappear masked men with sinister links to the past haunt the streets. Unconnected events begin to align as Detective Chief Inspector Renwick realises these mysterious figures have chosen targets and an even bigger plan.In the Lancashire town of Kempforth, people are vanishing.

The Bungalow by Sarah Jio

The Bungalow by Sarah Jio

There are certain novels where a reviewer would have to be as talented as the author in order to profess how wonderful the story was. All that can be said is that The Bungalow is truly as beautiful as the Pacific island it takes place on.

The Copper Sign by Katia Fox

The Copper Sign by Katia Fox

This is the first book in a series that was originally published in German in 2006. Amazon Crossing has now taken on the translations and each and every book will be coming out in English in order for all American’s to enjoy.

The Minuteman by Gary Hart

The Minuteman by Gary Hart

A nation defines itself by the kind of army it creates for its protection. By that standard, America at the close of the twentieth century is large, powerful, and technologically sophisticated. But it is also muscle-bound, confused, wasteful, and desperately in search of a mission.

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

Celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of this timeless classic with a special edition featuring a new introduction by the author and a message that is more relevant today than when it was first published. Since the late 1940s, Ray Bradbury has been revered for his works of science fiction and fantasy. With more than five million copies in print, Fahrenheit 451 — originally published in 1953 — remains his most acclaimed work.

Be Ready to Pitch Your Story at Any Moment

Be Ready to Pitch Your Story at Any Moment by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro December, 2011 "Try to imagine that you might, at any time, meet up with a top literary agent or a producer..." —Shapiro Try to imagine that you might, at any time, meet up with a top...

An Invisible Thread by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski

An Invisible Thread by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski

When Laura Schroff first met Maurice on a New York City street corner, she had no idea that she was standing on the brink of an incredible and unlikely friendship that would inevitably change both their lives. As one lunch at McDonald’s with Maurice turns into two, then into a weekly occurrence that is fast growing into an inexplicable connection, Laura learns heart-wrenching details about Maurice’s horrific childhood.