READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 4,620 The First Star by Janice (J.E.) Spina. A Fairy Tale! Once upon a time there were two children who loved their father so much that they missed him terribly each time he had to leave to go away to find buyers for his… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 286 Once Upon A Flower by Merrilee Hill Tingle. Once Upon a Flower is a charming tale featuring Buzzy the Bumblebee and friends and is designed to promote the joy and beauty of the flower garden while calming the fear of bees. Written in… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 170 Extant by Jen Selinsky. High School Senior, Jules, used to worry about graduation caps and final exams. Now, she worries about the stench of the dead and the silence of a world that has stopped spinning. The pandemic butchered the population, leaving survivors… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 248 Once Upon A Leaf by Merrilee Hill Tingle. “Once Upon a Leaf” is a story about exploring the wonders of nature in the flower garden. It is written and illustrated with amusing and colorful style. Classic story for children and early teens. Amazon… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 168 Springtime In London by Jen Selinsky. It’s the early 1970s, and for Kate Richards, London is a world away from her family’s Oklahoma dairy farm. Sent across the Atlantic by her father to find a respectable, high-society match, Kate settles in with her… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 408 Writer’s Dream Interviews Author Malva Von Hassell:https://youtu.be/PTL8_Xva_jQ?si=XoH-VgJENflk3VWV Malve von Hassell is a freelance writer, researcher, and translator. She holds a Ph.D. in anthropology from the New School for Social Research. Working as an independent scholar, she published The Struggle for Eden: Community Gardens… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 375 Ice Storm by Jess Gold. In a town high up in the mountains of New York, a teacher and students showcase their compassion and bravery during a harrowing Ice Storm. Walker Gaines, history teacher, especially inspires student Jack Gray to demonstrate leadership skills… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 182 A Dad’s Final Duty by Judy Kiel McKain. “Melanoma,” the doctor said after taking a quick look. Those words strike fear into the hearts of anyone who hears them, but Jim’s family had faith and were sure that their faith would see them… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 167 I’m With The Band by Alyssa Paige. Dawson Wright High School is one of the leading schools of arts in Manhattan. Located directly across from Blakely Preparatory Academy of Arts, it’s no secret that the two schools have rivaled against each other for… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 156 The Porch by Merrilee Franklin. Six generations. One porch. A century of secrets. Since 1895, the stately porch of the old family home has been more than just wood and paint—it’s been a launchpad for dreams. From Archie and Jewell, who built it… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 227 Tell No One by R. A. Dawkins. What should have been a simple renovation turned into her worst nightmare. Nora has no intention of leaving New York City or her thriving business. When her aunt dies and Nora inherits the three-story house on… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 204 The Williamsburg Escape by Merrilee Franklin. Uncover the Secrets of the Past: In The Porch, we met young Natalie, a ten-year-old with big dreams of becoming an oncology nurse, playing on the porch of her family’s stately home. By the time we said… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 187 Wait For Me by Marla Williams-VanHoy. Nearly ninety years of love. A lifetime of faith. One unforgettable journey. From childhood playmates to lifelong soulmates, Olivia Patterson and Jacob Turner have shared a rare, enduring devotion through every season of life. Together, they built… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 332 Writer’s Dream Interviews Author Joseph E. Scalia:https://youtu.be/kpdabzFnuRY?si=RxU2kUXDhhzGnSj5 Born in Brooklyn, NY, Joseph E. Scalia was raised by wolves. That prepared him to teach junior and senior high school English and Creative Writing, which he intended to do only a few years, until he… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 312 Writer’s Dream Interviews Author Dennis E. Carey:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUTXYMrBrqlGUEBy1gbjJ1ig Dennis E. Carey is a retired physician, lifelong surfer, and historical storyteller who captured a unique moment in American history through a microphone. Born in Brooklyn, New York, he spent his youth as an ocean lifeguard… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 212 A Wonderful Day by Michael Samulak. A Wonderful Day! is an engaging early reader that playfully depicts the shared experiences of child and parent who are enjoying a day together at the zoo. This unique story is beautifully told in a gender-neutral text… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 155 Summer Of 72 by Jen Selinsky. The companion piece to Springtime in London, Summer of ‘72, tells the tale of eighteen-year-old Jacob Stone. He is the only child of poultry farmers in Fremont, Nebraska. Though Jacob is resigned to the fact that he… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 168 Lottery Dog by Elizabeth Szewczyk. But around here, I’m known by a different name: The Lottery Dog. People think the “win” happens the moment they sign the papers and lead me to the car. They see the wagging tail and the grateful eyes… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 270 Writer’s Dream Interviews Author Irvana Lew:https://youtu.be/4plfEa10Pzc?si=DsazXq458Zq0J723 Irvina Lew is an author and freelance food, spa, and travel writer, who taught French for more than thirty years. A five-year stint writing about restaurants and spas for New York Nightlife—plus book and media tours to… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 242 Recipes From Mommas Kitchen by Helen Salyer Perkins. Helen Salyer Perkins loves to cook for her family. In her first cookbook, Recipes From Momma’s Kitchen, Helen shares recipes from her collection; recipes given to her by friends, and those she has picked up… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 266 Sentient by Jen Selinsky. Deacon is proud at his first attempt at building a robot. After his overeager father, Kyle, installs a voice modulator without Deacon’s knowledge, the entire family becomes aware of the robot’s sentience. It doesn’t take long for the new… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 219 Get In The Boat by Darlene Fuchs. A Memoir of Love, Loss, And The Dance with Dementia. Based On The Journals Of Richard Sonnichsen The Part of the Vows No One Told Me. Get In The Boat begins with a promise. But promises… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 251 The Waterguard by Richard Hernaman Allen Shortly after his arrival as an Officer of Customs & Excise in Harwich, Nick Storey discovers that his predecessor has been killed in a road accident, having taken away with him official documents. When Nick retrieves them,… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 239 The Magic Of Life by Brijendra Dharampuria. Every Journey Needs A Guide. In a deeply transformative journey built from real experiences and insight, author Brijendra Dharampuria shares the years of perseverance, discipline, and resultant self-awareness that taught him everything life can be—and now,… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 280 A Father’s Right by Anthony Gallo. A parent’s greatest wish is to love and raise their children. When my daughter, Danielle, was born, I easily could have been the happiest man in the world. At that time, I never could have imagined that… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 179 The Cat Who Fell To Earth by Nick Korolev. An Offbeat First Contact Tale. Set in contemporary Sedona, Arizona, The Cat Who Fell to Earth is a first contact story like no other, with a pair of the most unlikely heroes. What can… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 169 Sisters In Dust by Janet Sweeney. A missing father. An agitated daughter. An enthralling search for answers. “Promise you’ll be careful, Sarah,” were her father’s last words.” Five years ago, Sarah and Elizabeth’s mother died of a heart attack. Or did she? The… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 188 Illusion Of Time by Hashem Omar Hamoud. William Van Dyck was born in Ostend, Belgium, in 1893. His life was harsh, unforgiving, and shaped by struggle. When he died at seventy-four in North Carolina, it should have been the end of his story…. Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 155 Red Owl Learns Jesus Loves Me by Elizbeth Hilby. Book 1 of 1: The Grow With Me Children’s Series. Red Owl Sings Jesus Loves Me will allow parents to spend quality time with their child learning about Jesus’ birth and increasing their knowledge… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 125 Seeking Glory by Patricia Hamilton Shook. A Novel About Relationships, Loss, and Finding Your Way Home Kate LaRue is a divorced, successful businesswoman who assumes custody of her four-year-old granddaughter, Glory, after the death of her long-missing daughter, Allison. Soon, Kate discovers that… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 261 The Legend Of The Black Swan by Tory Gates. Arisa is a teenage musical mystery. A brilliant guitarist, Arisa has completed an exclusive performing arts school curriculum in one year. Admired and respected by her peers, Arisa is dubbed “The Black Swan” for… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 256 Lost Inheritance by Baruch and Obert Holl “Lost Inheritance” is a compelling narrative that begins in the mid-18th century with the establishment of the Khumalo kingdom and follows the colonization of Rhodesia. It provides a detailed account of the Holl family, prominent engravers… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 237 In A Wolf’s Eyes by A. Katie Rose. Book 1 of 6: Saga Of The Black Wolf. The Wolf Raine is a slave, a gladiator. Known as the Bloody Wolf, he is the champion of all champions in the Empire of Khalid. When… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 115 The Waves That Hit The Seashore by Vaishnavi Macdonald. A love that refuses to fade… even when fate pulls it apart. Tanvi Singh, a successful author, has built a life around the story she could never forget—her passionate yet tragic past with Mel… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 12,415 Death’s Pale Flag by Gary Simonds. A highly-successful brain surgeon begins to encounter ghosts. Brain surgeon and unlikely war hero, Ryan Brenan, has it all. A booming practice, a beautiful home in an idyllic setting, and a happy loving family. Then, the apparitions… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 83 Reputation Marketing by Andrew Wroblewski. How To Build Trust, Influence AI Recommendations, and Dominate Your Market in the Age of AI Search. The most valuable asset we all possess is our reputation. Concurrently, it is also fragile and equally as powerful. Your reputation… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 241 Moonshine Mesa by A.W. Baldwin In the desolate expanse of Moonshine Mesa, an aspiring lawyer, an intrepid deputy, and a reclusive moonshiner are caught in a deadly web of corruption. When a suspicious environmental disaster strikes, claiming the lives of bees, crows, and… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 233 The Dead Game by Susanne Leist. New Edition Book One of The Dead Game Series. Something evil is watching from the shadows of Oasis. When Linda Bennett moves to the sleepy beach town of Oasis, Florida, she hopes for calm after the chaos… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 174 The Creamsicle Express: Off To See America by Dennis E. Carey. Five Months. A Young Couple. One Legendary Road Trip in 1976. Discover an exciting three-part American road trip trilogy! In the summer of 1976, America was bursting with patriotic energy for its… Continue reading
READERS/FOLLOWERS & COUNTING FOR THIS PAGE: 18,081 Pigeon Blood Red by Ed Duncan. Pigeon Blood Red Book 1. For underworld enforcer Richard “Rico” Sanders, it seemed like an ordinary job: retrieve his gangster boss’s stolen goods, and teach the person responsible a lesson. But the chase quickly goes sideways and… Continue reading