I spent all of last week in jury duty and I was actually selected to be on the jury in a criminal case. Once I knew I was selected I wondered if they would have chosen me had they read some of my posts. The ones with Charlie The Unicorn certainly would have raised some red flags.

The Witches’ Sleep (The Witches’ Sleep Trilogy Book 1)
Kaitlyn Deann
4.5 Stars (40 Reviews)
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense | Fantasy

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At only seventeen, Ella Barnes is shot and killed for an unknown reason. She is shocked when she wakes up in a different world, a world of witches. Ella has to learn to adapt to a new body, new life and new world, surrounded by new people. As Ella gets to know Raena, the world of the witches and its people, she realizes they aren’t the perfect creatures they believe themselves to be, and she’s not the type of person to stand around and twiddle her thumbs. Will Ella succeed in changing the mindset of the people? Or will she be doomed to die another cold and tragic death because of her rebellion?

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Ocean City Lowdown (Jamie August Book 1)
Kim Kash
4.7 Stars (33 Reviews)
Genre: Contemporary Fiction | Women’s Fiction | Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

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Ocean City Lowdown introduces Eastern Shore Maryland reporter Jamie August, who has a talent for unearthing more than her editor wants and a weakness for Ravens jerseys and sparkly underwear. She is assigned to cover the grand opening of a big new housing development in Ocean City, Maryland. But instead of writing about wrap-around porches and rattan furnishings, she uncovers kickbacks and payoffs, blackmail and murder. Jamie’s tenacity, smarts, and sheer recklessness–plus some smokin’ striptease dance moves–can get her out of some tight spots, but are they enough to save her from a psychopathic arsonist and two generations of corrupt real estate tycoons?

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Before the Flock
David Inglish
4.3 Stars (17 Reviews)
Genre: Humor & Entertainment | Humor & Satire

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Vivid, funny, dark and accurate, BEFORE THE FLOCK paints a piercingly insightful portrait of youthful energy and talent as it careens carelessly into the waiting jaws of the entertainment business.

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Expedition Everest: Live the Adventure!
Evan Pedone
3.2 Stars (52 Reviews)
Genre: Action & Adventure | Contemporary Fiction

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Joseph Corso, the world’s greatest mountain climber and CEO of Xtreme Adventures, had called it a season on Mount Everest. He wasn’t expecting to lead any more expeditions on the mountain because the hurricane-like monsoon season had started. Corso, back in Seattle and far away from the likes of the Himalayas, is contacted unexpectedly by Jonathan Drake. Drake, a celebrity-style billionaire, wants Joseph to lead an expedition on the greatest mountain, during the most dangerous season of the year, with almost no details about why the expedition is taking place. Drake reveals little other than a discovery has been made, a discovery of epic proportions! Joseph soon finds himself flanked by a world-class paleoanthropologist, a tough-as-nails game warden from Mozambique, and a team of expedition members, which Jonathan Drake has taken a “spare at no expense” approach to their gear. Sherpas? Check. Security Team? Check. World-class scientists, trackers, and most importantly a guide? Check. A billionaire who can afford the best? Check. An insurmountable mountain that can kill you just by its sheer height? Check. Expedition Everest embarks on the greatest journey, the greatest adventure, with possibly the greatest treasure at stake in mankind’s history.

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No Light in August: Tales from Carcosa & the Borderland
R.L. Robinson
4.7 Stars (12 Reviews)
Genre: Horror

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From depression era America, to fantasy worlds similar and yet different from our own. Journey into the realm of the Yellow King. There are many roads to Carcosa, which one will you take?

Featuring eight short stories and two novelettes inspired by the King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers, as well as Lovecraftian elements, ‘No Light in August’ also includes illustrations by Brazilian comic artist Pedro Elefante.

Bonus material: Concept art and development sketches.

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