Reading Links 1/ 16 /18


Reading Links 1/16/18

Traci Kenworth



  2. Wounded physically and mentally by the disaster aboard the Darter, Capt. Nikalishin struggles in Part Two of this biography to overcome the aftereffects and find fulfillment in a life where his dream of flying to the stars has been lost.
  3. In a world with no power, chaos soon descends. 
  4. This book is for you if you like:
    Betrayal, true love, heartbreak, adventure, a boy who plays piano, a mysterious library, an immortal tree, and an intensely malicious evil sea goddess. Basically, Jane Austen meets The Silmarillion, with kissing.
  5. Lieutenant Jackson Peterson thought he knew who the enemy was.
  7. Gates of Fire takes best worldbuilding 2017.



  2. the best kind of book candy read, sweet and too tempting to stop after the first page.

3. A sexy, standalone forbidden romance about a sports star and the woman who’s off limits.

  3. Her work fascinates me!
  4. News of four new MG!


Romance/Women’s Fiction:

  2. Best Friend Rule #1: never want the guy’s sister.



  1. Suspense/thrillers here.



  1. “It is 1814 and war is still raging between France and England.”
  2. A world beyond her own.
  3. In Yellowstone National Park, at the beginning of the twentieth century, a girl of mysterious origins is adopted from infancy by Old Faithful geyser, and by a mother buffalo named Bearer of Song. Beloved to all the park, Flower of the Steam Basin grows up with their stories, proverbial sayings and teachings.



  1. On sale in all markets on KINDLEand
  2. Shelley’s Frankensteinis a classic horror story, evoking powerful dynamics as we see creator become monster, and monster become human.
  3. “No doubt, in years to come, Great British Horror will become thepublication serious and aspiring horror writers beg to be seen in.”
  4. “a book which deserves to sit on every horror aficionado’s shelf. Its stories are to be savoured and marvelled at, each author meeting and exceeding expectations.”
  5. chilling, albeit twisted, historical view of what could have actually happened; a “what-if” that aims to terrify as well as inform.”
  6. Six silver-tongued femmes.
  7. “an oddball journey with Lovecraftian themes.”
  8. The book is a ghost story in the best tradition of psychological horror. 



  1. Irish runaway. Insomniac. Functioning alcoholic.
    Life is about to get complicated for DC Donal Lynch.
  2. On the night of a 40th birthday party, a woman is encouraged to jump from a bridge by a friend.
  3. Kaylee Tate recently moved to Portland. She wakes-up in a cage, finding herself a victim of a kidnapping. The last thing she can remember is sitting in a café. Her head is fuzzy with the drugs she must have been given.
  8. What if the deadliest train wreck in the nation’s history was no accident?


Short Stories/Anthologies/Novella:

  1. Our weekly exploration of free and inexpensive short fiction available on the internet.

      Karl’s death freed her once. Or did it?

  1. “a recipe for a paranormal adventure story like no other.”







  1. Looking for creative writing prompts that you can actually relate to? Want to give your perspective as a modern woman and make your voice heard? This book is a must-read for women writers.



  1. This travelogue is the true story of our family’s first proper holiday back in the Seventies. 


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