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Twilight Times Books is a royalty paying small press print publisher. Due to an exceptional front list of books, all with four star reviews, the print division of Twilight Times Books launched twenty-one titles in trade paperback in 2004. We average 14 new titles each year and currently have over 100 books in print.
Our books are distributed internationally. Members of the media, booksellers and retailers can download catalogs, flyers, sell sheets, reviews and chapter excerpts from our media room.
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An ebook sale for book lovers
100+ ebooks with five star reviews are on sale from Twilight Times Books. Priced from $1.99 to $3.99 now via our ebook distributors: Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, OmniLit.com, Sony, etc. Historical, literary, mystery, SF, YA and more.
Chance to win free ebooks. Twilight Times Books will offer prizes, a scavenger hunt and a treasure hunt in the coming weeks.
Advance Reader's Copy
Anselm, a Metamorphosis, metaphysical suspense by Florence Byham Weinberg
The above titles are available for purchase now as pdf arcs.
Congrats to all our award Winners and Finalists!
Abithica, a debut novel by Susan Goldsmith won silver among finalists in the supernatural fiction category for the 2011 Reader's Favorite Awards.
Caves, Cannons and Crinolines by Beverly Stowe McClure is a finalist in the Novella category of the 2011 Next Generation Indie Book Awards and a finalist in the 2012 Eric Hoffer Book Award in the category Young Adult.
Double Forte' by Aaron Paul Lazar is a finalist in the 2012 ForeWord Book of the Year Award in the category of Mystery.
Equity of Evil by Rudy Mazzocchi is the winner of the Gold Medal for the Mystery/Suspense/Thriller category in the 2011 eLIT Awards; a finalist in the Suspense/Thriller category of the 2012 Next Generation Indie Book Awards and the winner in the Suspense Fiction category of the 2012 Global eBook Awards.
For the Birds by Aaron Paul Lazar is a finalist in the 2011 ForeWord Book of the Year Award in the category of Mystery.
Gaea by Robina Williams is a finalist in the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards in Fantasy.
Gate to Nowhere by Leanna Sain won the Clark Cox Historical Fiction Award from the North Carolina Society of Historians, Inc.
Griffin's Fire by Darby Karchut is a Finalist for the Sharp Writ award in the YA Novel category.
Griffin Rising, a debut novel by Darby Karchut is the winner of the 2011 Sharp Writ Book Award for YA Novel and also won fourth place (Honorable Mention) in the YA category for the 2011 Readers Favorite Awards.
Healey's Cave by Aaron Paul Lazar is the winner of the Commercial Fiction category for the 2011 Eric Hoffer award, winner in the Paranormal category of the 2012 EPIC eBook Awards and a finalist in the category of Mystery Suspense in the 2011 Global eBook Awards.
Murder in the Pit by Erica Miner; a screenplay is in development with Little Studio Films/Tornado Pictures LLC.
Rue the Day by Ralph Freedman is the winner of the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Award in Historical Fiction.
Shadows of Kings by Jack Whitsel is the winner in the 2012 Sharp Writ Book Awards Sci-fi/Fantasy category.
Sonora Wind by Florence Weinberg is a finalist in the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards in Historical Fiction. Sonora Wind is a winner in the 2010 New Mexico Book Awards in Historical Fiction and a finalist in the category of Mystery/Suspense.
Splintered Light. by Lee Denning is a finalist in the Fiction: New Age category as well as a finalist in the Fiction: Science Fiction category in the 2012 USA Best Book Awards and is also a finalist in the 2012 ForeWord Book of the Year Award in the category of Adult Fiction-Religious
The Immortality Virus by Christine Amsden is the winner in the Science Fiction category of the 2012 EPIC eBook Awards.
Touch of Fate by Christine Amsden is a finalist and won Honorable Mention in the Legacy Fiction category for the 2011 Eric Hoffer award.
Publishing Notes
Jean Moynahan has placed her mystery, The Black Fountain Goddess with Twilight Times Books. Ms. Moynahan was born in Oregon but raised in Arizona. Before finishing her university studies, she served two years in Germany with the Army Signal Corps, an experience that years later would provide the basis for her first published book, a romance entitled Captain of Hearts. The Black Fountain Goddess: In rural Oregon, two ritualistic murders a century apart appear linked by an ancient cult. Jacob's ancestor hanged for the first crime; now a beautiful professor may be involved in the second. As Jacob finds the answers to more and more questions, one continues to haunt him: who is the Black Fountain Goddess?
Dr. James Stone has placed his suspense, Crypto, with Twilight Times Books. Dr. Stone is a computer security engineer in private consulting practice, primarily for the U.S. Department of Defense. He has a Ph.D. in electrical engineering, has held a professorship at a major university, and is currently preparing a cyber warfare course to be offered online by a major university. Crypto: Crypto chips unique to the National Security Agency are found where they have no business being. Pressured to explain, NSA assigns Ellen Drew to perform an internal investigation and work with the FBI task force. She is a brilliant and experienced ex-LAPD Homicide investigator who quickly becomes enmeshed in a web of politics, duplicity, and treason.
Scott Eder has placed his urban fantasy, Knight of Flame with Twilight Times Books. Since he was a kid, Scott Eder wanted to be an author and explored many genres through high school and college. Fantasy, though, captivated his soul. Tales of knights and magic, dragons and elves filled his dreams. After greasing the gears of the corporate machine for many years, he escaped the Information Technology vortex to focus full-time on writing. The stories he'd envisioned years ago—of nobility and strife, honor and chaos—demanded they be brought to life.
Knight of Flame: Warped by the very element he's supposed to control, Develore Quinteele, sixth Knight of Flame, must find the key to balance his fire-stoked rage and overcome a centuries-old tragedy to prevent his clandestine Order's ancient enemies from destroying all life in Tampa.
Ken Lizzi has placed Reunion, urban fantasy with Twilight Times Books. Ken is an attorney and the author of an assortment of published short stories. When not traveling – and he'd rather be traveling – he lives in Portland, Oregon with his lovely wife Isa. He enjoys reading, home brewing, exercise, and visiting new places. Reunion: Two sundered, nigh identical Earths merge. The union is cataclysmic. Portland police officer Nick Gates is one of the survivors. But for how long? In an altered world now patrolled by savage armies, inhabited by strange beasts and sorcerers, can anyone survive the Reunion? And can one Portland cop fight back?
Dina von Lowenkraft has placed Dragon Fire, a paranormal romance with Twilight Times Books. Born in the US, Dina has lived on four continents, worked as a graphic artist for television and as a consultant in the fashion industry. Somewhere between New York and Paris she picked up an MBA and a black belt – and still thinks the two are connected. Dina is currently the Regional Advisor for SCBWI Belgium, where she lives with her husband, two children and two horses. Dragon Fire: A young shape-shifting dragon must choose between his forbidden love for a human and face death, or fulfill his duty in an ancient blood feud and kill her best friend – forever ending any possibility of finding true love.
Janis Hashe has placed The Ex-Club Tong Pang, a humorous mystery with Twilight Times Books. Janis began making her living as a writer when she was hired by Sunset Magazine's trade publications division in 1988, and has held various staff jobs over the years, but prefers the precarious life of the freelancer. She also works as a media relations consultant and teaches theatre arts classes part-time. The Ex-Club Tong Pang: In mid-80s LA, retail worker and sometime-playwright Hannelore Herald is fascinated by Korean nightspot The Club Tong Pang. But the very day she decides to venture into it, she finds it’s closed—and encounters an attractive but elusive man who plunges her into a world of cross-cultural intrigue, crime and comedy.
Phyllis Humphrey and Carolann Camillo have placed their mystery novel, Eyewitness with Twilight Times Books. Eyewitness: Toni Abbott, an attractive TV soap actress, suffers amnesia after witnessing a murder. When her own life is threatened twice more, and she finds a second dead body, she realizes she must unravel the mystery or she'll become the third victim.
Phyllis Humphrey attended Northwestern University, married and raised four children in addition to writing. She sold short stories and articles to national magazines and has ghost-written three books. She writes a weekly blog which can be found on her website, www.phyllishumphrey.com.
From childhood, words captivated Carolann Camillo. She would write plays, collect props, take all the parts and direct the action. She attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, appearing as an extra in films and a couple of way off-off Broadway productions. Carolann, a native New Yorker, graduated from St. John's University and lives with her college professor husband in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Heather McLaren has placed her fantasy novel, Mythos with Twilight Times Books. Heather McLaren is a Cherokee writer who lives in southern Illinois with her husband and four children. Mythos, the first of six books in the Mer Chronicles, is her debut novel. Mythos: Risking life in prison if she is caught defying Atlantis's law forbidding human contact, eighteen-year-old Faren Sands falls head over fins in love with a handsome tourist she saves from an attacking sea demon. But will their newfound devotion survive war and an ancient mermaid civilization hell bent on destroying them?
Joan Heartwell has placed Hamster Island: a memoir with Twilight Times Books. Joan is a former indie publisher who makes her living now as a freelance writer, editor and book consultant while she continues to work on her own writing projects. Hamster Island is Heartwell's story of growing up ordinary in family that embodied dysfunction. Her childlike shame for her special needs siblings is balanced by a fierce love that, occasionally, enabled her to shed her diffidence and perform extraordinary feats of plunk and valor. Funny and heartbreaking simultaneously, Hamster Island is a coming-of-age in the tradition of such darkly comic memoirs as Mary Karr's The Liars Club and Augusten Burroughs' Running with Scissors; it delights while exploring issues of identity, transformation, and responsibility.
Barb Caffrey has placed her urban fantasy, Elfy, with Twilight Times Books. Barb is a writer, editor, musician, and composer. She holds two degrees and is an inveterate and omnivorous reader. Elfy: Bruno (né Jon) arrives in California from a parallel universe and is immediately confronted with problems galore. How can he rescue his mentor? What is a Dark Elf doing on Earth? Why is his new friend's house haunted? Ultimately, Bruno learns that no matter how screwed up things are, life and love are worth fighting for, while becoming yourself is the most powerful gift of all.
Terence James Mason has placed his thought-provoking political essay, No Loopholes: Getting Back to Basics, with Twilight Times Books. No Loopholes is one interpretation of how the Founders and Framers intended the Constitution to be applied.
Dora Machado has placed her fantasy novel, The Curse Giver with Twilight Times Books. Dora is the award winning author of the Stonewiser series. She is one of the few Hispanic women exploring her heritage and her world through the epic fantasy genre today. The Curse Giver: an innocent remedy mixer condemned to die for a crime she didn't commit must ally with the embittered lord pledged to kill her in order to defeat not only the vile curse obliterating their lives, but also the curse giver who has already conjured their ends.
F. W. Abel has placed his Civil War novel, Deeds of a Colored Soldier during the Rebellion with Twilight Times Books. After graduating from Fordham University, F. W. served for eight years as an infantry officer in the U.S. Army and currently works for the federal government. Deeds of a Colored Soldier during the Rebellion traces the story of Jedediah Worth, a teenaged slave who becomes a Union soldier, fighting for the freedom of his people.
Bill Swears has placed his SF adventure, Zook Country with Twilight Times Books. Born in Great Falls, MT to an Air Force family, he averaged less than a year living anyplace until his late teens. He's lived in England, Iran, Germany, and nine states. He flew military helicopters for twenty-two years, seven for the Army, and fifteen for the Coast Guard. Zook Country: Zooks are victims of Metamorphic Plague, a fatal disease that causes victims to behave like rabid apes who move so quickly that a normal person can't track them by eye. Entire cities have been devastated, and nobody knows which way the fight to survive will go.
Natalie Roers has placed her urban fantasy, Lucid with Twilight Times Books. A veteran writer, voice artist, and on-air personality, Natalie Roers has been the host of hit radio and television shows in just about every region of the United States. Lucid: Disfigured at birth and ostracized at school, Travis Hunter dreams of acceptance and secretly yearns for the affection of a beautiful young woman named Corrine. When a mysterious doctor promises to help Travis through something called lucid dreaming, Travis gets more than he ever bargained for and soon finds himself learning the secrets of love and life in a fantastic unconscious world.
Maria DeVivo has placed her YA fantasy, The Coal Elf with Twilight Times Books. Maria is represented by Carolyn Jenks Agency. The Coal Elf: Ember Skye is not another spell casting wizard or vampire groupie. She is a fed up teenage Coal Elf with a big ashy chip on her shoulder. After six years of obedient service in the coal mines, her possession of the fabled "Naughty List" sets into motion a chain of events that will see her take on her demonic boss, a mysterious Council and the head of the North Pole himself: Santa Claus!
That's right. Santa Claus is real. But this is not your little sister's Christmas tale!
Ralph Freedman has placed the final (and revised) version of Divided with Twilight Times Books. Divided won the Lewis and Clark literary award in 1947 and was published by Dutton in 1948. Ralph wrote, "As the author at two moments of my life: ages 28 and 92, I hope to speak to both ends of my generation in helping to explain the world we now live in."
Rudy A. Mazzocchi has placed his medical thriller Equity of Evil with Twilight Times Books. Rudy is represented by Erica Spellman Silverman of Trident Media Group, LLC. Based on true events, this bold novel involves one of the world's oldest and most emotional controversies. It addresses a fundamental question: can life-terminating procedures be intentionally redesigned to enable a new and growing life-giving industry? Pro-Life or Pro-Choice, prepare to be dragged right down the middle of raw and brutal reality.
Mark Spitzer has placed his quirky novel, Monstropocalypse Opus IV with Twilight Times Books. In the post-Apocalypse, teenage Finn finds himself drifting through a wasteland of genetic freaks, mad scientists and kidnappers. Along the way he meets a sarcastic hottie named Cat. Together they liberate the brainwashed slaves, confront a paranormal threat, and establish a democracy in a world gone to hell and back.
Travis "Doc" Taylor has placed a science fiction thriller Extraction Point with Twilight Times Books. Extraction Point, with Stephanie Osborn as co-author, is the start of an exciting new hard science fiction action-packed thriller series. Ray Brady leads an ultra-secret DHS team guarding against extraterrestrials and time-travelers. When they confront a mysterious man in NYC, he leaps from a ten-story building - vanishing in mid-air. Soon, researchers, gold, nuclear fuel, and other valuable commodities disappear world-wide. Who – or what – is this man? Can he be stopped?
Jack Whitsel has placed his epic fantasy Shades of Virtue with Twilight Times Books. Shades of Virtue is the second book in the Dragon Rising series.
Attention academics and librarians
The Slippery Art of Book Reviewing by Mayra Calvania and Anne K. Edwards (revised 2010) has been selected by a professor at Loyola College for a course there. The reason we know is because the professor wrote to ask "where are my books? ...the semester begins soon."
Hudson Lake by Laura Mazzuca Toops was chosen as a textbook in
an honors class at the University of Kentucky.
An English professor at Pfeiffer University in NC has selected Mazurka by Aaron Paul Lazar for a creative writing class.
A professor at George Washington University is planning to use The Solomon Scandals as required reading for his course.
Professors at William and Mary, Marquette University and Swansea University U.K. have expressed an interest in teaching
The New Bedford Samurai by Anca Vlasopolos in undergrad classes.
Academics, do consider adding a few of our books to the Summer reading program at your college or university. Librarians, do consider adding our books to your collections.
Newest releases
A Nighful of Mages, fantasy by Geoff Geauterre.
Non-Fiction
Fiction
Announcements
Twilight Times Books is offering PDF ARCs of several upcoming releases:
Cassie Scot: ParaNormal Detective, paranormal mystery by Christine Amsden.
Lucid, YA fantasy by Natalie Roers (debut novel).
Sailing Uphill, memoir by Gerald Mills
The Curse Giver, fantasy by Dora Machado
Our books are appearing in college classes as well as winning literary awards. This shows you the quality of the books we are publishing.
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Abithica, urban fantasy by Susan Goldsmith (debut novel).
Aegis of the Dragon, fantasy collection by Patrick Welch. eBook.
Caves, Cannons and Crinolines, YA historical by Beverly Stowe McClure.
Double Forte', mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar.
Divided, historical by Ralph Freedman.
Embraced by the Shadows, paranormal by Mayra Calvani.
Equity of Fear, medical thriller by Rudy A. Mazzocchi. [graphic violence]
Essentially Yours, mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar.
Extraction Point, SF by Travis S. Tayor and Stephanie Osborn.
FireSong, mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar.
For Keeps, mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar.
For the Birds, mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar.
Griffin's Fire, urban fantasy by Darby Karchut.
Magic for Your Writing, writing advice by Gerald W. Mills.
Monstropocalypse, Opus IV, post-apocalyptic novel by Mark Spitzer.
Murder Here, Murder There, mystery anthology R. Barri Flowers and Jan Grape, editors.
Shadows of Kings, fantasy by Jack Whitsel (debut novel).
Shadows Over Paradise, suspense by Anne K. Edwards.
Splintered Light, SF by Lee Denning. Book 3 Nova Sapiens series.
The Immortality Virus, SF by Christine Amdsden.
The Soapmaster's Apprentice, SF/F by Geoff Geauterre.
Terror Comes Knocking, mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar.
The Case of the Displaced Detective: Endings and Beginnings, SF mystery by Stephanie Osborn.
The Case of the Cosmological Killer: The Rendlesham Incident, SF mystery by Stephanie Osborn.
The Coal Elf, fantasy by Maria DeVivo (debut novel).
The Nameless Prince, urban fantasy by Dominick Domingo (debut novel).
The Patriot Spy, military historical novel by S. W. O'Connell (debut novel).
Unrest in Eden, historical mystery by Florence Byham Weinberg.
When the Bullet Hits Your Funny Bone: the Essence of a Navy SEAL, humor by Billy Allmon.
Zook Country, post Apocalypse by Bill Swears (debut novel).
Recent paperback releases
Dog: Pure Awareness by Margot Lasher.
How I Wrote My First Book: the story behind the story. writing advice. Anne K. Edwards and Lida E. Quillen, Editors
How to Turn Your Book Club into a Spectacular Event, YA reference by Mayra Calvani
Learning to Write the Easy Way by Dorothy Ann Skarles.
Out of the Psychic Closet by Toby Fesler Heathcotte.
The Slippery Art of Book Reviewing by Mayra Calvani and Anne K. Edwards.
When the Bullet Hits Your Funny Bone: the Essence of a Navy SEAL, humor by Billy Allmon.
Awkward Grace, inspirational by Jeff McCord.
Bigfoot Crazy, adventure by Darrell Bain.
Bobby Becomes Bob, literary by Bob Boan.
Burnout, SF suspense by Stephanie Osborn.
By Way of the Rose, historical by Cynthia Ward Weil
Corruptor, SF suspense by Jason Cordova
El jesuita y el brujo
El jesuita y la tormenta
El jesuita y La Caridad
Enchanted Hunt, paranormal suspense by Dorothy Ann Skarles.
Equity of Evil, medical thriller by Rudy A. Mazzocchi (debut novel). [graphic violence]
Gaea, fantasy by Robina Williams.
Griffin Rising, urban fantasy by Darby Karchut (debut novel).
Healey's Cave, mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar
Hiding Hand, SF suspense by Lee Denning.
Infinite Space, Infinite God II, SF anthology edited by Karina and Robert Fabian.
Krona: the Dragons of Nistala, fantasy by Bent Lorentzen.
Lady Runaway, Regency romance by Ginger Hanson.
Magnolia Blossoms, time travel by Leanna Sain
Murder in the Pit, mystery by Erica Miner
Mazurka, mystery by Aaron Lazar.
Murder in the Pit by Erica Miner.
Murder Past, Murder Present, mystery anthology (American Crime Writers League), R. Barri Flowers and Jan Grape, Editors.
Return to Nowhere, time travel mystery by Leanna Sain.
Rue the Day, literary by Ralph Freedman.
Shadows of Kings, fantasy by Jack Whitsel (debut novel).
Sonora Moonlight, historical by Dr. Florence Byham Weinberg.
Sonora Wind, historical by Dr. Florence Byham Weinberg.
Splintered Light, SF by Lee Denning. Book 3 Nova Sapiens series.
The Case of the Displaced Detective: The Arrival, SF mystery by Stephanie Osborn.
The Case of the Displaced Detective: At Speed, SF mystery by Stephanie Osborn.
The Nameless Prince, urban fantasy by Dominick Domingo (debut novel).
The Patriot Spy, military historical novel by S. W. O'Connell (debut novel).
The Soapmaster's Apprentice, SF/F by Geoff Geauterre.
The Thirteenth Magician, dark fantasy by Patrick Welch.
Warp Point, SF by Darrell Bain.
You, Me, Naideen and a Bee, YA fantasy by Ken Ramirez.
Fantasy series
Jerome and the Seraph by Robina Williams. book 1.
Angelos by Robina Williams. book 2.
Gaea by Robina Williams. book 3.
SF series
Cresperian series
Human by Choice by Travis S. Taylor and Darrell Bain book 1.
The Y Factor by Darrell Bain and Stephanie Osborn book 2.
The Cresperian Alliance by Stephanie Osborn and Darrell Bain book 3.
Displaced Detective series
The Case of the Displaced Detective: The Arrival by Stephanie Osborn book 1.
The Case of the Displaced Detective: At Speed by Stephanie Osborn book 2.
The Case of the Cosmological Killer: The Rendlesham Incident by Stephanie Osborn book 3.
The Case of the Cosmological Killer: Endings and Beginnings by Stephanie Osborn book 4.
Nova Sapiens series
Monkey Trap by Lee Denning book 1.
Hiding Hand by Lee Denning book 2.
Splintered Light by Lee Denning book 3.
Suspense series
Four books in the series of James Foster adventures. Author's preferred version.
No Place for Gods by Gerry Mills. book 1. [formerly Then is the Power]
The Mudslinger Sanction by Gerry Mills. book 2.
Fire Owl by Gerry Mills. book 3.
The Eden Prophecy by Gerry Mills. book 4.
http://twilighttimesbooks.com/suspense.html
Recent ebook releases
Fiction
Aegis of the Dragon, fantasy collection by Patrick Welch.
By Way of the Rose, historical by Cynthia Ward Weil
Corruptor, SF by Jason Cordova
Equity of Evil, medical thriller by Rudy A. Mazzocchi (debut novel)
Gaea by Robina Williams
Healey's Cave by Aaron Paul Lazar
Infinite Space, Infinite God II, SF anthology edited by Karina and Robert Fabian, editors
Krona: Dragons of Nistala by Bent Lorentzen
Lady Runaway by Ginger Hanson
Mazurka by Aaron Paul Lazar
Murder Past, Murder Present ACWL mystery anthology. R. Barri Flowers and Jan Grape, editors
Return to Nowhere by Leanna Sain
Sonora Wind by Florence Byham Weinberg
Splintered Light, SF by Lee Denning. Book 3 Nova Sapiens series.
The Cresperian Alliance, SF by Stephanie Osborn and Darrell Bain
The Eden Prophecy by Gerald Mills
The Last to Fall, dystopia by Anne K. Edwards
The Nameless Prince, urban fantasy by Dominick Domingo (debut novel).
The Patriot Spy, military historical novel by S. W. O'Connell (debut novel).
The Y Factor, SF/F by Darrell Bain and Stephanie Osborn
Usurper, paranormal suspense by Patrick Welch
You, Me, Naideen and a Bee, fantasy by Ken Ramirez
Zook Country, SF adventure by Bill Swears (debut novel)
Fantasy series
Behold the Eyes of Light by Geoff Geauterre. book 1.
Far Come the Eyes of Light by Geoff Geauterre. book 2.
Within the Eyes of Light by Geoff Geauterre. book 3.
Beyond the Eyes of Light by Geoff Geauterre. book 4.
Most of our titles are currently available via Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Digital and the Sony eBookstore. Titles also go up each month at the Apple iBookstore, ARe, Kobo Books, OmniLit, etc.
Non-Fiction
Hamster Island, memoir by Joan Heartwell
Fiction
Spring/Summer
Cassie Scot: Fall/Winter
Anselm, a Metamorphosis, metaphysical suspense by Florence Byham Weinberg
Fiction
Crypto, suspense by James Stone. Trade paperback. (debut novel)
Author booksignings and interviews.
Erica Miner, author of Murder in the Pit, has several author events in the San Diego CA area. Erica will also be giving the workshop 'Solving the Mystery of Mystery Writing' at the Write on the Sound Conference in Edmonds (Seattle), WA.
Keep up with Stephanie Osborn, author of Burnout: the mystery of Space Shuttle STS-281, and co-author of Extraction Point! on Sector Five Radio, where she is the Science and Technology Consultant "Extraordinaire"! Saturday nights at 8 PM on KTKK 630AM in Salt Lake City.
"Rocket City Rednecks" is a new show on the National Geographic channel featuring Travis S. Taylor, co-author of Extraction Point! and co-author of Human by Choice.
Apache Lance, Franciscan Cross by Florence Byham Weinberg has been selected as the featured book for the Las Misiones Capital Campaign. A portion of the proceeds from the sales of Apache Lance, Franciscan Cross will be donated to the restoration and preservation of San Antonio's five historical Franciscan missions (established between 1718 and 1731). For more information, or to make a donation, please visit http://www.lasmisiones.com/.
Beverly Stowe McClure, author of YA Historical novel Caves, Cannons and Crinolines, YA suspense novel Listen to the Ghost and YA novel Rebel in Blue Jeans will be giving talks on the world of publishing in Wichita Falls, Texas. Readers, writers, young people and grown-ups are invited.
Any member of the press may request a review copy, on-line chat appearance,
or interview.
What people are saying about Twilight Times Books:
"Angelos belongs in most fantasy, Christian fantasy, or New Age collections."
[Apache Lance, Franciscan Cross] "...if you appreciate a fine historical novel built on absolutely faultless research, Apache Lance, Franciscan Cross will draw you in. ...This is a fine example of the genre, one of the best of its kind."
[Cassie Scot: "EQUITY of EVIL is a shocking indictment of the pernicious role of greed in the medical world. A powerful read!"
[Essentially Yours] "...Lazar's mystery offers an original and offbeat aspect of the genre that will hold your interest and increase your curiosity to look forward to the next book in the series."
[Hudson Lake] "captures the intoxicating mix of energy and danger that defined the early days of jazz."
[Infinite Space, Infinite God] "What a great book! ...stories that are well crafted, compelling, and fun!"
[Jerome and the Seraph is an] "entertaining book that ironically connects complex topics (the afterlife, mythology, and quantum physics) into a wonderful fantasy."
[Monkey Trap is a] "sf adventure that combines hard science, mysticism, and alien contact."
[No Place for Gods] "...superbly-crafted novel of international confrontation, where atomic arsenals count for nothing in a power struggle of a different kind."
[Savage Survival] "...a cautionary tale that blows open the standard concepts of strength and power."
"Root's first novel [The Elixir] tells a tale that both entertains and uplifts in its depiction of an engaging pair and the love that asserts itself as the true miracle."
[The Focus Factor] "is another of those books I've read lately that should be required reading for everyone of voting age. Kudos to all for a job well done."
[The Melanin Apocalypse] "Darrell Bain has given us another winner. The science fiction community is lucky to have him."
[The Storks of La Caridad is] "...beautifully written, as well as meticulously researched. ...Perhaps this is the art of historical mystery writing at its best."
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Upcoming Releases
2013
Sailing Uphill, memoir by Gerald Mills
2013
ParaNormal Detective, paranormal mystery by Christine Amsden
Don't Let the Wind Catch You, mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar. Trade paperback.
Equity of Fear, medical thriller by Rudy A. Mazzocchi. ebook
Lucid, YA magical realism by Natalie Roers. (debut novel)
Shadows of Virtue, fantasy by Jack Whitsel.
Upstaged, mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar. Trade paperback.
Deeds of a Colored Soldier during the Rebellion, historical by F. W Abel. Trade paperback.
Don't Tell Brenda, literary by Bob Boan. Trade paperback.
Dragon Fire, paranormal romance by Dina von Lowenkraft. (debut novel)
Elfy, comic fantasy by Barb Caffrey. (debut novel)
Eyewitness, mystery by Phyllis Humphrey and Carolann Camillo. Trade paperback.
Gift of the Ancient Grove, fantasy by Ken Ramirez. Trade paperback.
Mythos, fantasy by Heather McLaren. (debut novel)
Reunion, urban fantasy by Ken Lizzi. Trade paperback. (debut novel)
Secrets and Lies: a ParaNormal Mystery, by Christine Amsden. Trade paperback.
Soulnapper, dark fantasy by Patrick Welch.
The Cavalier Spy, historical by S. W. O'Connell.
The Curse Giver, fantasy by Dora Machado.
The Ex-Club Tong Pang, humorous mystery by Janis Hashe. (debut novel)
2014
Knight of Flame, urban fantasy by Scott Eder. Trade paperback. (debut novel)
The Winter Spy, historical by S. W. O'Connell.
Current and Upcoming Events
Library Journal
The Midwest Book Review
ParaNormal Detective] "In this entertaining series opener, Amsden (The Immortality Virus) introduces readers to the eponymous Cassie, a decidedly mundane member of a magical family. ...Readers will enjoy Cassie's fish-out-of-water struggles as she fights magical threats with little more than experience and bravado."
Publisher's Weekly
Robin Cook, International Best-Selling Author
Warren Adler, author of The War of the Roses & Random
Booklist
Br. Guy Consolmagno SJ, astronomer at the Vatican Observatory and author of God's Mechanics.
The Midwest Book Review
Library Journal
Uri Geller, internationally known author and psychic
Kate Douglas, author of Wolf Tales
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