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Tweet Game’s on … all bets are off. Double Play ($15.95, 318 pp., ISBN: 978-1-60381-941-1) is the third book in Jen Estes’ mystery series featuring female sportswriter Cat McDaniel. Cat has relocated to Buffalo, New York, where she gradually realizes that her wastrel half-brother has become entangled in a gambling operation involving the team she reports for. ** Click [...] Tweet Curveball ($15.95, 316 pp., ISBN: 978-1-60381-895-7), by Jen Estes, is the second book in a mystery series featuring female sportswriter Cat McDaniel. Curveball follows Cat to a Latin American training facility where she investigates the exploitation of young ball players. ** Click the cover image to order online ** Also available in Kindle and in other eBook [...] Tweet Breakfast in Stilettos ($13.95, 220 pp., ISBN: 978-1-60381-878-0), by Liz Kingswood, is a humorous contemporary romance about a journalist who explores Seattle’s fetish scene hoping to reconcile with her ex-boyfriend. Finalist in the ForeWord Firsts Contest for Debut Fiction Writers. ** CLICK COVER IMAGE TO ORDER ONLINE ** ** Also available in Kindle and other eBook formats on Smashwords** “An [...] Tweet Big Leagues ($14.95, 274 pp., ISBN: 978-1-60381-870-4), by Jen Estes, is a mystery featuring a female sportswriter who doesn’t realize her exciting new high-profile job is fraught with danger. Big Leagues is the first book of a new series featuring sportswriter Cat McDaniel. ** Click the cover image to order ** Also available in Kindle and other eBook [...] Tweet Good Catch (ISBN: 978-1-60381-861-2, $14.95, 262 pp.), by Tracy Ann Lord, is a contemporary romance about a Miami businesswoman who reluctantly trades her stiletto heels for waders at a fishing camp in Maine. **Click the cover image to order ** ** Also available in Kindle and other ebook formats on Smashwords ** “This contemporary romance, Tracy Ann Lord’s first novel, is [...] Deborah de Lille is an opera singer—in the least grand sense. Her future looks bleak … until her agent finagles her a role with a small-town company. Offenbach’s spooky opera, Tales of Hoffmann, features three leading ladies. The cast is well-acquainted, and familiarity has bred contempt. Debbie is the outsider, and someone is hell-bent on driving her out with smoke bombs, ghostly visitations, and booby-traps. If she stays the course, will opening night mean “curtains” for Debbie? [...] |
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