Adam Ross Gives a Deeper Look at Dark Tales of Ladies and Gentlemen An exclusive Authorlink interview with Adam Ross, author of Ladies and Gentlemen By Paige Crutcher July 2011 Ladies and Gentlemen by Adam Ross Buy this Book at Amazon.com Adam Ross Adam Ross,...
In his riveting new novel, Will Allison, critically acclaimed author of What You Have Left, crafts an emotional and psychological drama that explores the moral ambiguities of personal responsibility as it chronicles a father’s attempt to explain himself to his daughtereven though he knows that in doing so, he risks losing her.
In Victorian England, for a fee, it is possible to move out of time and space and see the future or the past at Murray’s Time Travel.
Bill Moore is an enterprising person and he wants success in a big way. He has a lucrative job, a beautiful wife, and everything going for him until he gets a message. Modified. Everything changes and Bill’s life unravels around him.
Vaclav and Lena are friends, both in the same grade and both spend a lot of time together. Lena is shy because of her lack of English around other children and quiet—most of the time. Vaclav lives for magic and his idol is David Copperfield. Lena’s idol is the girl in the fringed gold bikini who is Fredini’s assistant.
A fourteen-year-old Caitlin Strong and her father, Texas Range Jim Strong, are supposed to be going fishing when Jim Strong confronts a fugitive cult leader and guns him down. Caitlin and Malcolm Arno, the reverend’s son, are changed that day and the reckoning is at hand.
Intrepid sleuth/reporter Irene Kelly barely has time to recover from the shock of learning that her estranged aunt has been killed before being blindsided by an even bigger surprise — she’s the number one suspect! With the LAPD biting fast at her heels, Irene searches for her aunt’s son, Travis — a young man who wants nothing to do with Irene or any of the Kelly clan.
A few years ago, we wrote YOU: The Owner’s Manual, which taught people about the inner workings of their bodiesand how to keep them running strong. But you know what? There’s a big difference between an adult’s body and your body, between adults’ health mysteries and your health mysteries, between their questions and your questions. So, teens, this book is for YOU.
This is one of those books that offer absolutely everything to the reader: Fun, enjoyment, entertainment — everything that the publishing industry is lacking ten-fold nowadays.
Writing a Scene as if You Were Auditioning for the Reader by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro June 2011 "The Book Critics Award isn’t given to novels that sit in the drawer." —Shapiro Oh, sure, you say that you’re writing just for yourself....
