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NEW
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THE
SPECTRUM CONSPIRACY
Author: Craig Faris
Trade Paperback Original
The
Spectrum Conspiracy is a complex political thriller that has
the ticking clock intrigue of Angels and Demons and the
fast-paced thrills of A Clear and Present Danger.
Devrin Crosby,
is a suspended, but brilliant FBI agent, and a former alcoholic.
He has a partner he can't stand, who is dating the only woman
he's interested in, and a boss who is giving him one more chance.
Crosby starts looking into irregularities in the "official"
investigation of the President's assassination. Everyone is
convinced that the culprit is dead, but Crosby begins to uncover
clues of a far more sinister plot.
A powerful
government entity is using a covert operation called, Project
Spectrum, to build a highly unstable thermonuclear weapon to
sell on the black market as a Trojan Horse. Unaware of the weapon's
instability, their terrorist clients would store it at their
most secure facility; possibility the same location where other
weapons of mass destruction are kept. But the scheme backfires
when the weapon is stolen and hidden in Washington, DC.
Crosby and
his partners are thrown into a race to save our nation's capitol
from not only the thieves, but also government thugs, who are
bent on protecting their ultimate anti-terrorist weapon, and
the fact that they assassinated the President to keep him from
exposing their ultimate anti-terrorist scheme.
The clock
is ticking, no one is listening, and in order to save thousands
of lives, Crosby will have to lose his best friend.
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NEW
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HIS
BLOOD LIKE TEARS
Author:
Gwen Hunter
This
unique novel spins a tale centered on Mary, the Magdalenea
story of life, death, violence, and forgiveness.
When
Mary of Magdala is healed, she remembers nothing about her years
possessed by seven demons. What she recalls is the death of
her familysupposedly at the hands of Romans. Homeless,
a widow, she joins the traveling disciples of Jesus of Nazareth
and develops friendships with all of the followers, but especially
with Thaddeus and Simon the Zealot.
Thaddeus
was looking for a teacher with knowledge greater than his own,
a man with wisdom and purpose, but he never expects his life
or lifestyle to change. When he finds Jesus, the new Rebbe is
a man like none other, with a mission and a ministry that open
vistas, relationships and a future Thaddeus had never imagined.
Simon the
Zealot is a man of violence, vengeance, and hatred. When he
meets Jesus, he is transformed, finds a new purpose, and becomes
a new man. When he meets Magdalene, he finds friendship and
a final healing.
But the
disciples and Magdalene are all too human. Though they travel
and learn from the great Teacher, they are not completely free
of the shadows in their pasts, until they face the greatest
betrayal and horror of allthe death of their friend on
the cross.
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HOW
TO WRITE MAGICAL WORDS: A Writer's Companion
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Editor:
Edmund R. Schubert
Contributors:
David B. Coe, A.J. Hartley, Faith Hunter, Stuart Jaffe, Misty
Massey, C.E. Murphy
"This
is the best idea for a writing book that I've ever seen. It's
like sitting in a room full of professional writers, and after
each one delivers a riff on one aspect of writing, the others
weigh in to buttress, amplify, refine, or add to what was said.
It's an extended conversation with writers who know what they're
talking aboutand what matters in writing fiction that
really communicates with readers."
Orson Scott Card
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The
book that has the Ozarks buzzing!
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First Edition
8"x 10" Trade Paperback
Retail: $18.95US
ISBN 978-1-933523-95-8
LCCN 2010935827
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LARRY
PHILLIPS: NASCAR's Only Five-Time Winston Racing Series Champion
Master Of The Short Track
Authors: Kendall Bell and David Zeszutek
NASCAR fans
take pride in knowing all about its drivers both
past and present. However, unless Larry Phillips is a part of
that history, it's not complete.
Throughout the Midwest, Larry was known
as the "master of the short track." He seemed unbeatable
and won an unprecedented five NASCAR Winston Racing Series Titles!
"He
taught me how important it was to know your car.
He taught me a lot about racing."
Rusty Wallace, NASCAR driver
"I
was only six or seven years old ... I thought Larry was a god.
He was so good they'd put a bounty on him."
Kenny Wallace, NASCAR driver and Speed TV commentator
"Larry
Phillips is the only driver I'd pay to watch race."
Mark Martin, NASCAR driver
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Don't Sabotage
Your Submission
Chris Roerden
312 pp TP, annotated, indexed
ISBN 978-933523-31-6
$17.95
Booking
and promotional info:
Pat Meller, 336-209-0628
patmeller@aol.com
author
and book info
Workshops
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Update:
DON'T SABOTAGE YOUR SUBMISSION has won the Florida Writers Association's
Royal Palm Literary Award.
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"Chock
full of practical advice for the novice writer.
Even seasoned writers could use a copy as a refresher course."
Charlaine Harris, New York Times best-selling author
of 29 books in multiple genres; Sookie Stackhouse series is
HBO hit True Blood
"Best
book of its kind by far. Required for my college level students.
Recommended for all aspiring writers."
Reed Farrel Coleman, two-time Edgar nominee;
Shamus, Barry, and Anthony winner
Author
News . . .
DON'T SABOTAGE
YOUR SUBMISSION
by Chris Roerden
wins Benjamin Franklin Award
Bella Rosa Books (Rock Hill, SC) won the 2009 Benjamin Franklin
Award in the category of Literary Criticism for its trade paperback
DON'T SABOTAGE YOUR SUBMISSION: Insider Information from a Career
Editor to Save Your Manuscript from Turning Up D.O.A.
The national Benjamin Franklin Awards[TM] are sponsored by the
Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) to celebrate
excellence in editorial and design. Judges come from all areas
of the industry: major newspaper and trade media reviewers,
bookstore and library buyers and reviewers, non-competing publishers,
and artists and writers who serve the industry.
DON'T SABOTAGE YOUR SUBMISSION is the expanded edition, for
writers in all genres, of the Agatha Award winner DON'T MURDER
YOUR MYSTERY: 24 Fiction-Writing Techniques to Save Your Manuscript
from Turning Up D.O.A., also published (2006) by Bella Rosa
Books. Each award-winning book reveals why 90 percent of the
manuscripts submitted to literary agencies and publishing houses
are rejected by page one, and what authors can do to boost their
odds of having their writing actually read.
Author Chris Roerden is a full-time book editor working in publishing
more than 40 years. She's edited writers published by St. Martin's
Press, Berkley Prime Crime, Harlequin, Intrigue, Midnight Ink,
Rodale, Viking, Oceanview Publishing, Walker & Co., and
many others. Roerden is a summa cum laude graduate of the University
of Southern Maine with a Master's degree in English, past president
of a trade association of Midwest university presses and independent
publishers, and a member of Mystery Writers of America, Sisters
in Crime, and Mensa. She also teaches writing and has led over
300 workshops in 3 countries.
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Agatha
Award Winner - Macavity Award Finalist - Anthony Award Finalist
DON'T
MURDER YOUR MYSTERY
24 Fiction-Writing Techniques To Save Your
Manuscript From Turning Up D.O.A.
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"Invaluable
to fiction writers of all genres"
Midwest Book Review
A career
editor demonstrates why most fiction manuscripts are rapidly
rejected. Loaded with positive examples from 140 mystery authors,
this well-researched volume shows numerous ways that ALL writers
can dramatically improve their craft and put forth the fresh
new voice publishers demand.
Even multi-published pros Margaret
Maron, P.J. Parrish, Phil Hardwick, and Kathryn Wall admit to
learning new techniques from Don't Murder Your Mystery.
"Offers
a wealth of good advice, supported by excellent examples."
Mystery Scene
Author:
Chris Roerden
Original Title from Bella Rosa Books
ISBN 1-933523-13-1 author
and book info Workshops
for Writers
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Bella
Rosa Books Original
DEATH
ON A SOUTHERN BREEZE
Author: Mark de Castrique
5.5"x
8.5" Trade Paperback
Retail: $13.95US; 196pp
ISBN
978-1-933523-34-7
LCCN
2009924295
Audio
edition available from Blackstone
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Author
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2010
Reviewers Choice Award Finalist for Best Young Adult Mystery:
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DEATH
ON A SOUTHERN BREEZE
by Mark de Castrique
A
LOCKED-ROOM WHODUNIT
IN THE CLASSIC TRADITION OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
JUNE
1860 A new locomotive christened A Southern Breeze steams
across the Carolina countryside carrying seventeen-year-old
Jeb Bennett and his twin sister Rachel Leigh to the exhilarating
promise of a summer in Charleston.
While
storm clouds gather over the landscape, fiercer storms rage
inside the passenger cars. The tensions between North and South
rapidly escalate until one traveler's journey abruptly and brutally
ends. Who was the murderer? Was the victim the real target?
Amid swirling suspicions and deceptive intrigue, Jeb and Rachel
Leigh join Pinkerton Detective Jonathan Ward in a race to unmask
a killer.
But murder
isn't the only evil Jeb must confront. As motives and suspects
abound, Jeb learns what it means to place a price on a human
life, not only as a victim of murder, but also as property to
be traded and sold.
The final
showdown means hard choices, a test of loyalties, and a face-to-face
encounter with Death On A Southern Breeze.
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