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Old 05-24-2012, 08:39 AM   #4
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David Kessler offers his 2010 Avon-published legal mystery/thriller: No Way Out (an Alex Sedaka thriller) (may be geo-restricted, not available to Canadians)

Harper-published crime writer & foreign correspondent Matt Rees offers a short story which the cover says was a CWA Dagger Winner: The Sweetest Things

David C. Cook-published Christian fiction author Renee Riva offers some kind of heartwarming small-town maybe-romance tale which is not KDP Select, but playing pricing catch-up with Smashwords: Farley's Five and Dime

Barry S. Wildorf offers a 2011 Whiskey Creek Press-published mystery/thriller: Burning Questions [Part 1 of the 1970's Trilogy]

Judy Powell offers a 2006 Lyons-paperbacked contemporary romance: Hot Summer (The HOT CARIBBEAN LOVE Series)

Joshua Graham, who has a novel for pre-order from Howard, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, returns with another novella in his mystery/thriller series and repeats some earlier ones: Linkage for the lot

New American Library-published Jessica Barksdale Inclan returns with "a novel for readers" about a college teaching assistant whose life implodes, thereby sending her on one of those quirky journeys of self-discovery while writing her dissertation about the works of John Irving: The Bear Strategy

Bantam-published Steve Gannon offers a cop vs serial killer thriller: Kane (A Kane Novel)

John D. Lee claims such an extensive set of multimedia credits on his website that I'd normally think he was doing elaborate performance art, but they're backed up in part by the fact that he really did write a 1976 Bantam thriller which was apparently optioned for a film. He offers a self-pub-looking romance novel written as Joy Beverlin, which involves early aviation and I'm a sucker for biplanes, so: Whisper on the Wind

Ian McDonald, not to be confused with the award-winning sf writer, offers his interesting-looking illustrated memoir of life as a colonial British administrator in Tanzania, with an introduction by Sir David Bannerman, OBE, who is head of Clan Bannerman of Scotland (Wikipedia entry): Banff. Buha. and Bahati.

Transgender porn star Meghan Chavalier returns with an omnibus edition of her industry memoirs, guide for transitioning transsexuals, and some kind of thing which is either a New Age manifesto or a magical realism novel, maybe both: Meghan Chavalier Triple Play

Another life guide you may find useful and educational is the following (I do not vouch for the usability of its contents): Drinkable History: Easy Recipes for 3000 Year Old Hard Cider, 1500 Year Old Mead, and 1000 Year Old Ale

And if that doesn't work out, you may find this one even more useful and educational: How to Swear Like a Pro

Or if your preferred self-medication is sheer unadulterated crack, "Mitzi Magee (Vampire Poodle Mysteries)" looks like it'll fit the bill: Linkage for the lot

Backlist/published short story repeats from previously title-featured C. Dale Brittain, Vicki Hinze, Iain Rowan writing as I.F. Rowan, Robert W. Walker, Ann Whitaker. Established author repeats from Crista McHugh, James D. Best, Daniel Pyle, fellow MR member author Scott Nicholson, Gerrie Ferris Finger, Amber D. Sistla.

Happy reading, if you manage to spot something you think you might like, or learn some useful and interesting life skills which may be profanely vocabulary-expanding.
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