The Philistine Warrior by Karl Larew

This novel, set in ancient Palestine, is in large part a retelling of the Samson and Delilah legend.  The story is seen through the eyes of a heroic young nobleman, Phicol of Askelon, who plays a crucial role in the endless wars of his time.  Delilah is called "Delai" in this novel, the Philistine equivalent of the Hebrew name.  She is an innocent teenager, beloved by her cousin Phicol, but caught up in the dynastic and military events of her people's wars.  Samson is the leader of Phicol and Delai's worst enemies. 

The Philistine Warrior is an Historical Fiction Novel

(Approx 110, 000 words)

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Logger in Petticoats by Paty Jager

Hank Halsey believes he’s found the perfect logging crew—complete with cooks—until he discovers Kelda Nielson would rather swing an axe than flip eggs. As he sets out to prove women belong in the kitchen, he’s the one in danger of getting burned. 

Strong and stubborn, Kelda Nielsen grew up falling trees, and resents any man who believes she’s not capable, until Hank. He treats her like a lady and has her questioning what that means.

As Kelda and Hank’s attraction builds, she hires a cook so she can sneak out and work in the woods. But will her deceit ruin her chance at love or will hardheaded Hank realize it’s more than his love that puts a sparkle in Kelda’s eye?

Logger in Petticoats is an Historical Western Romance

(Approx 82, 000 words)

Find out more about Paty at www.patyjager.net

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Dashing Druid (Texas Druids, Book II) by Lyn Horner

Dashing Druid continues Lyn Horner’s unique Texas Druids saga. Set in the 1870s, this sensual western romance stars Tye Devlin, the eldest of three psychically gifted siblings. Descended from legendary Irish Druids, Tye is an empath. Assailed by emotions from everyone around him, he has learned to block out most of the “racket” in order to save his sanity. Yet, when he meets cowgirl Lil Crawford, he has no defense against her hidden pain, for it echoes his own sorrows.

Wounded by love, Lil guards her bruised heart behind a tough shell. When a handsome stranger with an Irish brogue calls her beautiful, she thinks he’s mocking her, but she secretly wishes such a man might truly want her. Haunted by nightmarish memories, Tye faces an uphill battle in his pursuit of Lil. Feuding families stand between the two, and a perilous cattle drive pits them against menacing foes as they fight their personal demons. Is love worth the risks, and will Tye’s gift turn out to be a blessing or a curse?

Dashing Druid (Texas Druids, Book II) is a Western Historical Romance

(Approx 120, 000 words)

Find out more about Lyn at www.texasdruids.com

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The Last Texas Big Shot by Tom Talley and Louis Buck

Based on events straight off the front pages of today's news, this decidedly Politically In-Correct fictional action adventure novel cuts a broad path across the world as a hard-headed Governor of Texas confronts a President of the United States who will not budge. As the pressure rises, accidents can, and do happen and the president even finds that he may have to fight a nuclear war … with Texas! 

Other nations see the internal squabbles as an opportunity to capitalize on the confusion while the CIA plays all sides against the middle. 

 This book gives you a taste of the way the interests of individuals, states, and national governments collide in today’s world of instant global communication and computer dependence. 

(Warning:  Contains Strong Language and Adult Situations-Violence...about the amount you would expect from a bunch of p*#&ed-off Texans.)

The Last Texas Big Shot is an Adventure Fiction Novel

(Approx 70, 000 words / 214 action-packed pages)

Find out more about the authors at www.thelasttexasbigshot.com

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Manhattan Affair by Jack Sussek

A tale of New York City nostalgia mixed with murder and sex, Manhattan Affair portrays a world of secrets and lies which entwine the lives of three former New England college classmates: Jared “Jed” Chase, Steve Cahill, and Morris Bergman. 

Jed Chase is good-looking and easy-going, and has a secure job. He’s lived a charmed, upper middle class and anchored life; that is until he falls for Katherine Cahill, a seductive and dangerous beauty whose dark secrets threaten to destroy Jed’s dreams, his career, ultimately his life. Katherine is married to financial tycoon Steve Cahill who has secrets of his own: he and his business partner, Arthur Barrett are suspected not only working for the U.S. government but also laundering money from them. Katherine seduces Jed into helping her plot Cahill’s murder in order to acquire his tens of millions of dollars.

It is when Katherine’s plan unravels that the story weaves its yarn and no one is who they seem. In an attempt to preserve his freedom, Jed delves into the secret world of Katherine and Steve Cahill and discovers a world of sex, espionage and lies. Helped by his buddy, Mickey Thompson and his former college roommate and now his lawyer Morris Bergman, Jed begins to piece the real story behind the story one frame at a time. All while under the watchful eye of both the NYPD and the CIA; Jed struggles to discover the real truth while fighting for his life.

Find out what happens by reading Manhattan Affair.

Manhattan Affair is a Mystery / Thriller / Suspense Novel

(Approx 84, 000 words)

Find out more about Jack and his writing at www.manhattanaffair.com

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Family Traits by Scott Skipper

This work of fiction is a story of metamorphosis that explores, via the historical record, how three Englishmen from the seventeenth century lent their name to Indians, Africans, Americans, philanderers, outlaws, lawmen, revolutionaries, rustlers, planters, rebels, preachers and gin soaked Californians.

Although this is a work of fiction, most of the characters and events are taken from the historical record. Sometime in the middle of the 17th century three men named Skipper arrived in the new world. One married an Indian and was revered as a chief. He and his descendants absconded with servant girls, amassed large plantations, sued and were sued, rebelled against the Governor, rustled hogs, were hung as Tory sympathizers, fought in the Revolution, the War of 1812, the Civil War, and along the way committed a few acts of indiscretion. This is the first in a series of glimpses into the genealogy of this family and the motivation behind the real historical events. 

Family Traits is an Historical Fiction Novel

(Approx 112, 000 words)

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The Wake by James R. Fox

Dead men tell no tales or do they? 

In New York City, a body has been found floating in the frozen Hudson River. 

Devoid of any identification, the M.E. has determined by autopsy that in all probability, a crime has been committed that took place more than fifty years ago. The body, that of a male is missing a left ear and the inside pocket of a pea coat contain black and white photos along with a pack of 1952 Topps baseball cards. A classic textbook cold case, is this fact based on fact or fact based on fiction? 

The Wake is a Murder Mystery Novel

(Approx 80, 000 words)

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