Suspense, Mystery, and Death follow Suzanne everywhere A beloved TV star at six; A Hollywood scream queen at eighteen; married to a famous author and living the life of a celebrity. .....Run Suzanne… The monster wants you dead! She was safe and sound in her bubble of fame and love—except for the accidents that follow wherever she goes. .....Run Suzanne…. The Monsters in your head. For twenty years, terrible accidents haunt her life. The people she care about die. She ran from Hollywood to hide in France. But in France, the worst tragedy of her life happened when her husband and son died. .....Run Suzanne….. Ooh too late, Oh, Suzanne, you're dead Will the monster seeking Suzanne finally succeeded? SEARCH TERMS: Mystery Thrillers & Suspense, romantic suspense, female protagonist, Stalker, Domestic Thriller, Stalking, Murder, Crime Fiction, Child Star, Police, Killing, Axe Murde

Step into the Post-Apocalyptic world of the Epic Sci-Fi- Fantasy Series of Earth's Future, Tales of Nevaeh. --The legend of Ailish, the fifth volume of Tales of Nevaeh begins in the year 3256, two thousand years before we learned of her in The Dark Masters. --Recalled to The Island by the Eight Sorceresses of Nevaeh, Ailish, Queen Mother of Morvene and the most powerful sorceress in Nevaeh, must say goodbye to her children and leave everything behind, as she ventures into the unknown, charged with saving Nevaeh from the Circle of Afzal and the Dark Masters themselves. --Ailish can only do this if she can reach the place shown to her in The Eight Sorceresses' visions. To get there, she must cross all of Nevaeh, not only without anyone recognizing her, but with an injured renegade Dark Master. --If she reaches the place she must be at, Nevaeh will be safe for another two millennia: If she fails, Nevaeh, and everyone living there will fall to the darkness. *** The Series, Tales of Nevaeh, is a mix between Shannara Chronicles by Terry Brooks and The Hundred Series by Kass Morgan, combining futuristic dystopian societies ruled by magic and visionary and metaphysical elements with sorcerers and warriors that readers pf all ages will love in this Epic Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Fantasy series based upon the magic that grew from the science & technology of the 20th & 21st centuries. SEARCH TERMS: Post Apocalyptic, sword sorcery magic dragon quest, Fantasy, metaphysical visionary theology spiritual, Magic, Science Fiction, YA, Science & Technology, Women Warriors, Dystopian, young adult Epic Fantasy sword Sorcery, Young Adult Coming of Age, teen and young adult epic fantasy, witch wizard warlock druid shaman, psychics mutants psychic telepathic, coming of age, historical fantasy, Paranormal Fantasy

A Serial Killer is on the loose: and Lieutenant Amy Morgan is on the hunt. Finding the killer means more than just bringing another murderer to justice. --Like a Phantom riding through the darkness of the night, he behind him a trail of dead women with lavender ribbons in their blonde hair. If he chooses you, if he wants your life, no lock will keep him out. No hiding place will be good enough. --Amy Morgan knows everything about him, except who he is: and Lieutenant Amy Morgan understands she is the only one who bring the killer in. She no longer has a choice: this case stopped being business, it's personal now — very personal. Search Terms: Serial Killer, Thriller & Suspense, Female protagonist, Crime Fiction, Strong female, Women Sleuths, Murder

The essays in Killing Women: The Visual Culture of Gender and Violence find important connections in the ways that women are portrayed in relation to violence, whether they are murder victims or killers. The book’s extensive cultural contexts acknowledge and engage with contemporary theories and practices of identity politics and debates about the ethics and politics of representation itself. Does representation produce or reproduce the conditions of violence? Is representation itself a form of violence? This book adds significant new dimensions to the characterization of gender and violence by discussing nationalism and war, feminist media, and the depiction of violence throughout society.

Uncover the Secret of Anadi in the Space Exploration Sci-Fi story GODDESS: A Forerunner Story —In the galaxies of uncharted territories and unexplored worlds, Roke Stenner had seen his fair share of strange beings and extraordinary phenomena. But nothing could have prepared him for Anadi, the seemingly perfect planet for human colonization that was anything but normal. And nothing could have prepared him for her. Is She Human... A Female Alien...or? —Caught within the powers of a woman who may or may not be human, Roke finds himself struggling to resist her siren's call. With each passing day, he falls deeper under her spell, torn between his growing desire for her and his duty to protect humanity from the danger that lurks on Anadi. Is He Her Prisoner...Or Her Breeding Stud? —As Roke grapples with his own emotions and the impossible reality of the woman who has captured him, he must find a way to escape her grasp and warn the rest of the galaxy. But with her psionic abilities and their intense sexual connection, will he be able to break free, or will he be forever lost to her mysterious and seductive charms? —In this thrilling sci-fi tale, the line between what is human and what is not is blurred, leaving Roke and the reader to wonder: was she human... a female alien... or something else entirely? What the early reviews are saying: (Advanced Reader Review Excerpts) BOOKBUB: —"Goddess is easy to read and entertaining...full of twists and turns I didn't imagine, It is a page turner for sure. Some might think it is romantic. It could trigger some people, but the power play is from the female instead of the male. There are adult scenes, but they are essential to the story and not just to fill in pages to make the story longer or titillate you. Goddess is written more about the characters and their experiences which to me is the best part of reading a book than about the guns and technology descriptions. It has guns, lasers, stunners, satellites, intelligent computers, and so much more. I love good characters and this book has characters that intrigue me… I loved it and highly recommend this book." —Another epic read from Wind. It packs so much: Space-exploration.; set in the future, humans have colonized various planets & galaxies; Military vibes; Fresh start / adventure / discovery; Epic world-building; (Evil) fun with genetics, psi abilities and Aliens; Strong, brilliant, relatable male lead / Hero; Snarky AI; Completely twisted villain; Laugh-out-loud banter. Written in multiple POVs … mostly we get the POV of the hero, Roke, but at times the reader is provided with others as well, and it's fun to have the insight. Before long, I found myself submerged in this world and I feel like I could never get enough. The book wrapped up nicely, but had a sort-of cliffie, if that makes sense. Wind brilliantly ties up the most immediate issues, but makes it clear there's more to come. I don't want to spoil anything, so you'll have to either take my word for it, or read it & see for yourself. Beautifully done—as someone with a very visual mind, I was treated to stunning landscapes and basically traveled in time and space. I could read this book over and over again. —l just finished reading 'Goddess' and WOW! I received my Advanced Review Copy (ARC) yesterday and I couldn't put it down…I felt as if I was actually part of what was happening. This book pulls you in right from the beginning and keeps you on the edge of your seat. I really liked the inclusion of the Navaho Nation… I am hooked! If you are looking for a new author, this one is golden!

The Epic Sci-Fi Fantasy, Tales Of Nevaeh, continues. Across the sea, the sorcerers known as the Dark Masters launch a fleet of ships with tens of thousands of warriors. In Nevaeh, charged with an epic journey, Areenna and Mikaal must travel to the desolate Frozen Mountains armed only with their psychic abilities, swords, and Areenna's bow. In this unchartered dangerous region, they must discover not just the legends, but the millennia old secret awaiting them in their fight to save Nevaeh from extermination. The Dark Masters is the second book in the Tales of Nevaeh series. A mix between Shannara Chronicles by Terry Brooks and The Hundred Series by Kass Morgan, The Dark Masters combines futuristic dystopian societies ruled by sword & sorcery and metaphysical elements with science fiction. Teens, young adults, and adults alike will love this fantasy book series. —"An exhilarating, magical journey of constant twists and turns." Effrosyni Moschoudi, Lady Of The Pier Trilogy —"If you enjoyed Volume I, you will love The Dark Masters!" Nicholas C. Rossis Author of The Pearseus Series —"Author David Wind conjures another edge-of-your-seat fantasy thriller in The Dark Masters, the second installment in The Tales of Nevaeh series." Author Lisa Verge Higgins —"A brilliant escape from reality... into a brilliantly designed world..." ByPelican Freak (AMZ TOP 1000 REVIEWER) —"Better than the first." Wiggins Reviews

The Saga of Nevaeh continues in the Post-Apocalyptic Epic Sci-Fi Series, Tales of Nevaeh, with … A Dance of Light and Dark, pitting young Queen Inaria of Freemorn against the Dark Sorceresses controlled by the Masters, as they try to kill the child Inaria carries, the child destined to change the world, and to stop the Dark Masters. Together with Princes Enaid, The Warlord, Roth, and her husband, King Nosaj, she meets the Dark Sorceresses on their chosen battleground. A Dance of Light and Dark continues the Tales of Nevaeh series, as the Queen of Freemorn fights to protect the child she carries—the child prophecy has foretold will lead Nevaeh to break the hold of the Dark Masters, forever—the child who will become the most powerful sorceress ever born in Nevaeh. From the first book in the Tales of Nevaeh series, the International Bestselling Born to Magic, the critics have called Tales of Nevaeh a mix between Shannara, The Hundred Series, with a dash of GoT and a dollop of Andre Norton. A Dance of Light and Dark combines futuristic dystopian societies ruled by magic and metaphysical elements with science fiction in this Epic Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Fantasy series based upon the magic that grew from the science & technology of the 20th & 21st centuries

From out of the post-apocalyptic ashes of a dead Earth, 200 people placed into hibernation are sent into space to keep the last of humanity alive. Three thousand years later, the sole survivor of that starship awakens into the post-apocalyptic world of the planet of his birth --The Post Apocalyptical epic Sci-Fi Fantasy of Earth's future, Tales of Nevaeh, continues with WARLORD: Arrival, Tales of Nevaeh, Volume 6, Journal 1 -- WARLORD is the story of Solomon Roth's return to a vastly different earth 3,000 years after he left. The first books of the series will follow Roth's rise as one of the most powerful warriors in Nevaeh. --The series, Tales of Nevaeh, WARLORD: Arrival, is both science fiction and fantasy. Reviewers have called it a mixture of Shannara, The Hundred, with a dash of GoT thrown in, and reminiscent of Andre Norton. WARLORD: Arrival, combines futuristic Post-Apocalyptic societies ruled by scientific magic, metaphysical powers, and strong men and women. The series follows Roth as he brings the dominions of Nevaeh together to fight the Dark Masters and their armies of slaves. Early Reviews: "What a great ride! All in all, a very good book and I look forward to the next one." —Julie Howard, BookBub " ...an epic, incredible read....At times, the likelihood that these books are our exact future seems eerie" —Pelican Freak, BookBub Search Terms: Post Apocalyptic, Epic science fiction Fantasy, science fiction, Dystopian, Action & Adventure, Fantasy, magic, Telepathy, metaphysical, Science Fiction Technology, science & technology, Starship, sword & Sorcery, magical women, Young Adult Arthurian legends, Prophecy, Woman Warrior, sorceresses, Arthurian myths, sorcerers, sorcery, paranormal, Apocalyptic, metaphysics, Military, throne, Legend, sword, Young Adult epic fantasy, Young Adult Science Fiction, Arthurian

Succeed as a Professional Writer, outside of the Traditional Publishing World by having the right guide: that is your best chance for survival... And this is your guide!. ----A step by step guide for Professional Indie Writers and authors, from final draft to publication and launch marketing. This handbook covers publishing / Self-Publishing, editing, cover, and design resources dedicated to moving writers out of the "self-Publishing" associated with vanity presses and into the world of professional Indie writing--the world of Independently self-published authors — Florida Authors and Publishers Association, HOW-TO Book of the Year: Bronze Medallion — A B.R.A.G. MEDALLION HONOREE .... With a Foreword by Mel Jolly! --David Wind is a Hybrid author with 40 books of fiction published both Traditionally and Independently. He is a member of the Authors Guild, The Mystery Writers of America, The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, and Novelists Inc, and is the President of the Florida Chapter of the MWA for 2020. TAGS: Writing Skills, Indie Writing, Self-publishing guides. publishing guides, Book Publishing Industry, Independent Writing, independent Publishing, self Publishing, Creativity Self-Help, Publishing & Books, Media & Communications Industry, Fiction Writing Reference, Writing Skill Reference, Web Marketing, Business Writing Skill, Writing Skills in Advertising, Nonfiction Writing Reference, Genre Fiction Writing Reference, Education Research, Writing Skills in Advertising

This eBook edition of "The Genius" has been formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices. The "Genius" concerns Eugene Witla, a talented painter of strong sexual desires who grapples with his commitment to his art and the force of his erotic needs. Young Eugene escapes the confines of the small town in Illinois where he has been raised to make his way in Chicago. There he studies painting and enjoys the excitement of the city. Eugene becomes engaged to a young woman named Angela, and the couple move to New York City, where he makes a name for himself in the art world, but finds his marriage with the increasingly conventional Angela painfully limiting. Eugene finds it difficult to remain faithful as life based on monogamy seems beyond him.