Gear Up for the Weekend with a Few Fantastic Finds

Happy Friday, Kindle readers! Gear up for a relaxing weekend with some Fantastic Finds.

June 1955…Miss Landings’ intimate journey of self-discovery develops on the hidden stage of the elevator she operates in the local department store, where behind closed doors, lives unravel and truth emerges. Margaret Landings’ story is a modern one—an absorbing everywoman tale of unrequited passion, conflicting values, personal tragedy and revealing redemption.

It is 1901. Queen Victoria is dead; a new era has begun. And on a cold April morning a young girl stands uncertainly on Liverpool Docks ready to board an emigrant ship that will take her to America and an unknown future. Set in the vibrancy of early twentieth century New York, the story follows Clara and the people she meets on the way, through tenement living and sweatshop labour to success in musical theatre. But when the past returns, she makes another choice which changes her life. As the horror of World War One in Europe threatens to engulf America, Clara learns that the people she has loved, and who love her, are not always what they seem. A Woman’s Choice is a compelling saga of friendship, love and ambition.

Nightmares can come true. The idyllic planet Salvation and the Alliance of Liberated worlds lie in the shadow of the evil Hade, hell-bent on cruelty, destruction and annihilation, The countdown to apocalypse is on. The only hope for survival lies with a select few, who in an attempt to save their civilization, embark on a perilous and seriously intergalactic journey into the unknown.

“…The emotions are raw, the storyline is not pretty at times, and there is some deep stuff to be uncovered. These books are having a profound effect on me, and I’m talking to everyone I know about them.”-Samantha March, Book Reviewer

Treason, betrayal, and heartbreak. A lot can happen to a girl between her first kiss and her first kill. It’s 100 years since the Genetic Integrity Act was passed and America closed its borders to prevent genetic contamination. The Department of Evolution carefully guides the creation of each generation and deviations from the divine plan are not permitted. When 16-year-old Jess begins to show signs of deviance she enlists in the Special Forces, with her best friend Jay, in a desperate bid to evade detection by the Devotees. Jess is good with data, not so good with a knife. So when the handsome and secretive Sergeant Matt Anderson selects her for his Black Ops squad, Jess is determined to figure out why. Jess needs to know what’s really out there, in the Deviant wasteland over the border, if she has any hope of making it to her 17th birthday. Because if the enemy doesn’t kill her first, the Department of Evolution probably will.

Nicole Carson would die for her son, but staying alive is the only way she can keep him from becoming just like the devil, his father. Her only chance to survive is to trust the man who seems to despise her because of her past, U.S. Marshal Will Haus, team leader for the Central Undercover Felony Force (C.U.F.F.).

A young man is in the wrong place at the wrong time and becomes the hostage of a Middle Eastern terrorist, and the pawn in a chess game of international intrigue.

“The suspenseful, thrilling plot of Massimo Marino’s work in Once Humans is very well designed and is presented in great detail. The development of the characters, their emotions, and the way they react to each other makes the story move in a way that appeals to all members of the human race…an excellent sci-fi thriller which is not only well thought out and very imaginative, but thrilling and captivating as well.” -5-stars – Reviewed by Bil Howard for Readers’ Favorite