Flight of Dreams Newsletter for September - October

For September and October, 2011

Bad Medicine by Richard Whitten Barnes

Mystery/Crime; 277 pages; Cover art by Pat Evans

Enormous profits from counterfeit prescription drugs secreted into the USA from Canada are funding a Neo-Nazi group dedicated to changing the ethnic face of North America.

Windsor Ontario police inspector Andy Blake is recovering from a line of duty knifing that sends her home to beautiful St. Joseph Island, at the headwaters of Lake Huron. Instead of a peaceful recovery, Andy is thrust into the middle of a murder investigation that involves Grant Stacey, the boy she left behind twenty- five years ago.

The investigation pits her against killers ruthless enough to do anything to keep their supply from Canada intact, as well as the Islanders who are supplying them.

Lost In Fear by H. L. Chandler

Paranormal; 387 pages; cover art by: Pat Evans

On the east edge of Flagstaff, Arizona, the Brentwood Motel stood dark and silent. The L-shaped building blended into the high desert rock and sand hillside like a chiseled symmetric outcropping. In the chilly predawn the sixteen-foot-tall neon cactus road sign loomed blank and dead, its flashing yellow and green replaced by waning milky-blue moonlight. As the stars faded from the Arizona sky the young woman in unit number fourteen fought to break the grip of a nightmare. A nightmare she'd had off and on for the last fifteen years.

Julie Taylor lunged upright in bed, a scream locked between her clenched jaws, her fingers covering the pale scar under her cheekbone. Julie's chest and back were sweat-drenched, the skin hot and sticky. Her blue cotton gown was plastered tighter than if she'd walked through a shower. Julie blinked at her strange surroundings; it wasn't her room at Mrs. Hager's house in San Bernardino. It took Julie a minute to remember that she was on the way to Oak Grove, a small town in Arkansas, where she would teach school next fall. The nightmare always left Julie confused and, if she dared admit it, terrified.

Altered by Laura Burks

Paranormal Romance; 327 pages; Cover art by Trisha FitzGerald 0

All eighteen-year-old Jenna wants to do is have a slow paced and predictable summer in the small town of New Roads with her grandfather. But on Friday the thirteenth, the unpredictable occurs when she mysteriously hears a voice leading her to a buried book. Jenna is unaware that a secret curse lies within and she's just unleashed its hold.

As writings appear in the book strangely matching her vivid dreams, Jenna's curious nature takes over pulling her deeper into the mystery and the connection to her family. What she didn't expect to find was a forbidden love and a choice to save a life.

Will Jenna's choice remain a secret? Or did the secret choose her?

Thief's Coin by Michael Staton

Fantasy; 495 pages; cover art by: Richard Stroud

In the river town of Opal, as the traveling players in Balthasar's Dream Palace perform, sorceress Illisandra Zayla's  spymaster Jarn Sork captures Prince Derrius Hextor and imprisons him in a tower in the middle of the River Dolor. The prince's lover, the thief Stealth, must employ her cunning to outfox Sork and rescue Derrius, even though she knows her effort might result in his death.

As Stealth begins her perilous ascent up the tower, the two warring personalities in the sorceress's mind join in a life-and-death battle, one determined to merge their minds, the other just as determined to prevent the union.

June & Wallace by Lynette Hall Hampton

Romantic Mystery; 293 pages; Cover art by Pat Evans

When June March, a member of the Calendar Clan, married Wallace Striker, Sheriff of Edison County, North Carolina, she expected to return from their fairytale Hawaiian honeymoon and settle down to a quiet life in the Blue Ridge Mountains, but it was not to be. During a February ice storm a dying man shows up on their doorstep and they're pulled into a cat-and-mouse game with a killer bent on revenge. It will take the entire sheriff's department, June's family, and a host of their friends to keep this loving couple alive.

Monterey Madness: Mr. One Pocket by L. C. Wright

Mystery; 294 pages; Cover art by Richard Stroud

Nothing muddles a great home life quicker than a suspension from your job and an unexpected visit from an eccentric, skirt-chasing, father-in-law. Detective Adam Shaw thought his life couldn't get any worse…until it did.

With his best friend accused of murder, Shaw is drawn into a cat and mouse chase of who-dun-it where the good guys are not so good and the bad guys may be his only salvation. When the clues lead to police corruption, Shaw must go outside conventional resources and enlist the help of an eclectic band of miscreants who know more about breaking the law than solving a crime.

The straight shooting, black and white, Shaw, jumps headfirst into a world of gray. Forced into the realm of weird, new friends and deadly foes, the old-school detective struggles to survive…Monterey Madness.

Sleeping Dogs A Theo Stern Novel by A. W. Lambert

Action/Adventure; 935 pages Cover art by Pat Evans and background photo by: A. W. Lambert

Private investigator, Theo Stern, is approached by wealthy businessman, Jacob Levin who suspects a recent find in a Norfolk woodland could be part of an aircraft that, when carrying his uncle, mysteriously disappeared in 1940. Levin reveals that he is desperate to find out what happened to the aircraft and his beloved uncle. He implores Stern's help. 

Stern agrees to investigate and soon discovers that the reason behind the Levin search may not be all it seems. Others are also interested in discovering the fate of the same aircraft. So what is it that Levin is not telling him and why do people quickly shy away from Stern's questions? Stern's courage and dedication is tested to the limit when he uncovers a wicked crime, committed seventy years before, that can still create murder and mayhem.

That's How Women Die by Emily Payne

Chick Lit; 387 pages; Cover art by Kathy Williams

Journalist Kathleen Collins heads to Italy for a month-long trip in hopes of reconnecting with herself. Instead, she finds herself connecting with new friends, classmates, and an attractive acquaintance who makes a surprise visit. With all her plans out the window, Kathleen jumps headfirst into a journey she never planned on taking, but which leads her exactly where she needed to go.

July - August Flight of Dreams

Two offers for readers:
For a drawing for a free Ebook of your choice (any book current in Wings Bookstore) send your name and the title you would like and the format to rhobinlee@yahoo.com - Put "Drawing" in the subject line before August 31st.

This offer is from me, the author. My birthday is in August and you can see below I have a new book for the Aegis World, so I've already had my present. But I'd like to share it with you. If you have read and enjoyed one of my previous books, tell me why you liked it and I will give you a copy of Legend's Cipher! With your comment include the format you would like. Send to rhobinlee@yahoo.com with "Free Copy Legend's Cipher" in the subject line before August 31st.

July and August releases: 

In Dreams by Gary Sand
Mainstream
325 pages
Cover art by: Richard Stroud
It's been a decades-long guilt trip and Greg Cole believes the only way to ease his conscience is to find his first love to explain why he abandoned her just weeks before their wedding, but though some sins might be forgiven, things are not always the way they seem.

Old Murders Never Die by Marja McGraw
Mystery
331pages
Design by: Marja McGraw
Cover finishing by: Pat Evans
Sandi Webster, private investigator, is in for the adventure of a lifetime when she and her partner, Pete, become stranded in an old ghost town inhabited by a mysterious horse-riding cowboy and haunted by some unsolved Old West murders. What better way to spend a well-earned vacation than running down old clues and searching vintage houses that haven't been entered in over a hundred and twenty years? Bubba, Sandi's half wolf/half Golden retriever, and the mysterious cowboy keep the action moving.

Song Of The Sparrow by H. L. Chandler
Adventure
262 pages
Cover art by: Pat Evans
The farm was all Lugene and her older brother Harley had left of their parents. Their step-father was intent upon stealing it from them.  Lugene vowed that would never happen.  What with trying to keep the farm, get Harley out of jail, and remain alive, Lugene had a busy summer.

Where Have All The Dogs Gone by Dorothy Bodoin
Cozy Mystery
344 pages
Cover art by: Pat Evans
A young animal activist who calls herself Rima frees the shelter dogs in and around Foxglove Corners to save them from being destroyed.  Running wild in the countryside, at the mercy of hostile wildlife and hunters, they face an equally distressing fate and pose a risk to whoever comes in contact with them. 

Blurry by Sherri Fulmer Moorer
Young Adult
163 pages
Cover art by: Jinger Heaston
What happens when Little Miss Perfect's life is turned upside down? Rachel Shull is about to find out. A year ago she broke up with her boyfriend, Danny, over suspicions that he was hiding something from her. Now Rachel's life is full of accomplishment, achievement, friends, and even a boyfriend. It all seems perfect, until a childhood friend dies in a tragic accident. When it's discovered that Danny had a heated argument with Kirsten shortly before her death, suspicions about his double life resurface. As the case unfolds and tragedy strikes people close to Rachel, she discovers that Danny isn't the only one with dangerous secrets. Life in the small town of Woodland, South Carolina becomes blurry with lies and deceit, and Rachel finds herself questioning everybody; even her new boyfriend.

Dullahan Mountain Breakdown by D. H. Parker
Fantasy
378 pages
Cover art by: Pat Evans
At age seven, when Maura Tasgall saw her parents murdered, she gave up on happy endings.  Now, if she stays alive long enough to unearth the evil that killed them, she may find justice and closure, but still no happy ending?not unless her mother's fairy tales weren't fiction. 

Legend's Cipher by Rhobin Courtright
Fantasy
388 pages
Cover art by: Robin Courtright
Magic makes you different, makes others look on you with suspicion. Many think those having such strangeness are dangerous, threatening, and also somehow undeserving of such a 'gift.' What Bertok had not related when the bishop gave him this mission was his greatest, most buried secret?he possessed such an unnatural ability. Now he must use his magic against others, expose them, and hope he would not be caught.

Wings Press Eooks for May and June 2011

Absolute Obsession By C. Elizabeth Contemporary Romance – 476 pages Cover art by Trisha FitzGerad Triggering an intervention of fate, 42 year old Rose Gerbaldi, discovers her heart and soul has been forever united with beautiful, 30 year old, British movie star, Michael Terrance.  A discovery that compels her reality to firmly reclaim her – consequently devastating the very lives fate had so lovingly entwined. Forsaken by a woman he’s never met, unable to control the debilitating agony, Michael seeks solace on the darker side of Hollywood.  Meanwhile in Western Canada, having been doubly devastated, Rose relinquishes to a life of loneliness.  Both are certain they’ll never again find that for which they long for – each other. Foolish people – fate is infallible. Hurdles, a Menopause Murder by Eleanor Sullo Encore L'Amour Mystery – 461 pages Cover art by Pat Evans Wealthy matron Ada Javitt puts her current romance on hold when disaster strikes. She and her menopausal friends must tackle the mystery--a murdered trainer, crippled horse and injured girl--coming close to disaster themselves when their detecting takes them to a haunted house in England, where not all the ghosts are Casper-friendly. And the horse-whisperer may be the killer they seek. Alone, in danger, Ada wonders if she’ll ever return to Devlin’s arms. And whether the Women on Fire will win, place or show on their wild rides across the moors. Silver Fox by Joel Goulet Historical – 304 pages Cover art by Richard Stroud Haunting memories of a Civil War event draws Marshal Damian Boedel and Colonel Brown together for the first time in several years. In an all-but-dead town they find themselves pitted against a mystical foe they thought had been done away with in the swamps of Florida during the war. The marshal also has to deal with outlaws that have his demise well planned. Forced by the outlaws into tunnels beneath the sleeping town, the marshal and colonel and a group of people unfortunate enough to be with them, find themselves fighting for their lives against the mystical foe ahead of them and the outlaws behind them.   The Director by John Paulits Young Adult -- 188 pages Cover art by: Richard Stroud The Director invites nine-year-old Tommy Whitaker to be a character in a book set in 1957. The trouble begins in the Regal movie theatre, where after the Saturday matinee. Elwood Wambo, the strange caretaker of the movie theatre, hires Tommy and his 1957 best friend, Mouse, to stay behind on future Saturdays to clean the theatre when the movie is over. The boys later learn that Wambo and his partner Jeremy are part of a gang of thieves. When their friend Smitty’s bike is stolen and when Smitty himself mysteriously disappears, Tommy and his two friends Mouse and Royal vow to solve the mysteries of their missing friend, his missing bike…and a murder. A Murderer Among Us by Marilyn Levinson Mystery  300 pages Cover art by Kathy Williams The envelope contained half a dozen photographs.  Lydia stifled a gasp as she stared at more than she’d ever hoped to see of Viv Maguire.  A shawl had been draped over one shoulder, discretely hiding her bulging middle and considerable thighs, while displaying one drooping breast.  The smile, no doubt meant to be enticing, had a gruesome intensity that sent shivers down Lydia’s back. Lydia shoved the photos back into the envelope and returned it to its hiding place amid the napery in the drawer.  Whatever doubts she’d had about the extent of Marshall’s involvement with Viv had been laid to rest.  The question was, had their affair begun before Claire was murdered or after?  If is was before... Lydia shuddered, hating to speculate further.  But the thought pushed itself forward for consideration.  If they’d been lovers before Claire was murdered, it stood to reason that they might have conspired to kill her. For love?  Money? Soulfarm by David Toft Paranormal 277 pages Cover art by Richard Stroud A vicious assault in a rural Irish pub is the first in a series of increasingly bizarre events that catapult Detective Chief Inspector Seamus Brogan into a world dominated by an all-powerful and despotic church; a church which harvests the despair, pain, and soulpower of heretics for its own power and glorification. Outside a mediaeval Dublin, a massive crusader army prepares to launch an attack on Brogan’s Ireland. Swords and crossbows will be no match for the weaponry of a modern army, but the power of the human soul when harvested and targeted as a weapon of war is truly mind-blowing. To Wish For Adventure, Book 7 by Jayme Evans Futuristic/Sci-if Romance -- 398 pages Cover art by Pat Evans Princess Elkava of the family Ominar is third in line for the enormous Euphratorian Empire, but she wished for adventure beyond the empire’s scope. When a new star system is discovered she wants to go ‘solo’ and explore but her emperor father refuses to let her travel without a detail of warships as escorts. Little does she know that the adventure could be more than learning about a new planet. Kandon of the family Vaker is concerned for his dwindling family, refugees from a distant solar system. As leader of his people, even at his young age he must find the truth. The lovely intruder could only be a Vaker or Ominar, even though she gives another family name, but has she come to back the government who seeks genocide against his family?

April 2011
Wings ePress New Releases

“April hath put a spirit of youth in everything.” ~ William Shakespeare
Check out this month’s arrivals at Wings:

Down The Shore by Kelly Mooney
Contemporary Romance  ~ 314 Pages
Cover art by Richard Stroud

A fairytale believer of true love, and not the one night stand, Abby vows to keep her virginity until she meets the one. That is easier said than done when she has two boys competing for her time and affection.

Abby is convinced she is the last eighteen year old virgin still living. Never being inclined to be a notch on someone's bed post, the thought didn't bother her...much.

St. Annie's Corps by Mary Brockway
Historical Romance  ~ 346 Pages
Cover art by Richard Stroud

1941 sees Mollie McAllister, her friends, and America emerge from a simpler time to face a World War, that involved everyone in some way, nurses, and the military especially. Though many things are rationed, and everyone must conserve and work, these young women find ways to have fun and romance.

Each day Mollie wonders if she will ever be reunited with her brother who is a prisoner of war, or her beloved fiancé, Ron, a Navy pilot on a carrier in the Pacific.

Shooting Star by Michael Embry
Young Adult ~ 298 pages
Cover art by: Pat Evans

Jesse Christopher finds out that it’s not easy being the new kid in school, no matter how well you play basketball. When discovered shooting hoops at a school playground by a high school coach, Jesse seems to be the missing piece to the puzzle for a team that aspires to win the Kentucky state championship.

But Jesse faces an array of problems in his new environment as he tries to make friends in the classroom and become part of the school’s close-knit basketball team. Can Jesse overcome the obstacles and lead his team to a state high school basketball title?

The Pirates of Aden by Daniel Rasic
Suspense/Thriller ~ 424 pages
Cover art by: Trisha FitzGerald

Dr. Paul Alban has tried hard to forget. He’s managed to carve out a quiet and relatively anonymous existence with his girlfriend Ellen while working as a physician in Somalia. But when a Somali pirate is injured during the hijacking of a cargo ship and brought to his clinic for treatment in the coastal town of Bosasso, the demons of his past threaten to destroy the future he’s trying to protect.

Enrich your life with a good story! Any comments on newsletter, email me at rhobinlee@yahoo.com 

Rhobin

March Flight of Dreams

March 2011 Wings ePress New Releases

 March is a month of change. We all look forward to spring’s arrival. Here are the month’s arrival to Wings.

A Betrayal of Butterflies by David Toft

Paranormal

Cover art by Richard Stroud

Only one person wants Gordon Aldridge to succeed in his mission of bloody revenge, and Gordon’s ultimate survival is the last priority on that person’s agenda.

Standing Room Only by Megan Colombo

Contemporary Romance

Cover by Pat Evans

Natalie Goodman was a typical teenager, until she was in a horrific car accident that left her stunned, and in a wheelchair. Struggling to find her footing again, Natalie fights to come to terms with her injury and find a way to achieve normalcy in her life.

Jayden Hurst is a young man on the verge of trouble. As the story begins, he finds himself with community hours that need to be served and a bad boy reputation that needs to be sustained.

Natalie and Jayden meet and their journey together brings them both back from the edge of despair. With the good comes much bad though, and they’re both left wondering if it’s really worth the effort to be together.

Devil Eyes by Prudence Foster

Horror

Cover art by Scott Shamblin

At a luxury resort on a remote key off Florida’s Gulf coast, guests, staff and townspeople people are threatened by the spirits of a deranged French au pair and her Seminole lover. . . a conflict brought into focus through the eyes of a child, an albino Indian and an antique toy — a stereopticon.

Jig of Bones by Donna H Parker

Cozy Mystery

Cover by Pat Evans, original photo of violin by Neal B. Parker

Constancy always dreamed of celebrating Christmas surrounded by a large family.  She's thrilled for the opportunity to savor the holiday with her newly-found relatives in South Dakota, but a gang of fossil rustlers and the secrets of a missing shepherd may turn Constancy's long-awaited dream into nightmare.

July Heat by Billie A. Williams

Mystery/Crime

Cover art by Richard Stroud

"What you don't know can't hurt you." Truth or lies? In the smoldering heat of July, dangerous and unpredictable weather, unpredictable, dangerous, and irrational human behavior explodes Delta's small town peace and tranquility. "Can what I don't know kill me?" Judy fears it might.

Misadventure by Kev Richardson

Mainstream

Cover art by Jinger Heaston

Even the best made plans of seasoned traveller Brogan, can come unstuck in South America. Many erupt into chaos, become spine-chilling adventures.

They hadn’t counted on FARC taking hostages - he must move mountains to get help.

Peru erupts in revolution – train travel over the Altiplano – a car-chase across Paraguay – the Missiones and Iguazu.

The Calendar Clan by Lynette Hall Hampton

Romantic Suspense

Cover by Pat Evans

Returning to the family farm to nurse a broken leg, June March expects nothing more than to let her parents pamper her. Then her brother-in-law robs a bank and is killed shortly afterward. Her sister, April, is suspected of the murder and despite the fact that she is on crutches, June feels compelled to help find the real killer.

June’s schoolmate and lifelong nemesis, Wallace Striker is now sheriff of the county. June thinks she’ll find he’s the same bumbling boy he was in school. But as she works with him on the case, she not only finds him good at this job, but to her surprise, she begins to feel physically attracted to the six-foot-two handsome hunk he’s turned into.

Twins by Katherine Pym

Historical

Cover by Trisha FitzGerald

London 1661. In this era the old belief that twins cannot be sired by one man still prevails, a superstition which automatically makes the mother of Edgar and Emma Torbet an adulteress. Desperate to protect her children from their violent father she flees, finally settling in London.

Twenty years later, the twins themselves are caught up in a life of turmoil: Edgar embarks on an affair with a married woman, and is forced to strike an ominous agreement with her ailing husband, while Emma, who has been declared the bastard, is forced to marry a widowed gentleman farmer. To her horror Emma discovers he’s not only a penniless gambler, but is also having an affair with his sister-in-law.

In this melancholy tale of heartache and strife, only hope remains – hope and the search for affection.

Any comments on newsletter, email me at rhobinlee at yahoo.com.

Enrich your life with a good story!

Rhobin

February Flight of Dreams

February 2011

Wings ePress New Releases

Wings celebrates ten years as a publisher of electronic books this year. Much has changed in this past decade in the electronic publishing industry, but enjoyment of a good story never changes. To help celebrate, each newsletter will offer a fun contest. Remember to visit the Wings site for exerpts, and while there, check out the free short stories, and the sister publisher, Crimson Moth, for spicier romance stories.

A Ghost Town Vampire by Jane Senese

Paranormal Romance

Cover art by Erin Roberts

Poverty has driven Charlotte “Charlie” Gardiner to a dusty mining town in the Sierra Nevada, but she soon finds herself drawn to the local deputy. Connor Franklin is handsome, charming, and not a little mysterious. But when she agrees to a hasty marriage Charlie soon learns that her new husband’s many secrets include a taste for her blood…

Another Part of the Forest by Dorothy Bodoin

Cozy Mystery

Cover by Pat Evans

A hot air balloon, lost children in the woods, and a collie litter with a supposed curse on it draw Jennet Ferguson into a deadly confrontation.

When the passengers in a crashed hot air balloon disappear, Jennet Ferguson tries to find two missing children who were kidnapped by the mysterious Johnston Holliday. Soon afterward, a young girl begs Jennet to find the runaway collie puppy she won in a raffle; and a novice collie breeder asks Jennet to help extricate her from a serious puppy mix-up.

Brink by Richard Whitten Barnes

Mystery

Cover art by Richard Stroud

Ben Posner is at the top of his scientific career when a change in CEOs drastically affects his lifestyle.  Before anyone realizes, Ben is using alcohol to cope with his problems. This downward spiral finds him homeless and eventually rescued by the woman he has secretly loved. Together they begin to patch his life back together, only to face a charge of murder.

Death of the Apocalypse by Joel Goulet

Paranormal

Cover art by Richard Stroud

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse make a disturbing appearance in New York City. The Horseman Death breaks away and unleashes havoc on the city. A police lieutenant and sergeant work to track down Death, while not completely sure of what it is they are looking for. Death leaves a gruesome trail of headless corpses. The three remaining Horsemen pay a not-so-friendly late night visit to a writer and order him to return Death to their company. There’s one small problem for the writer. If he returns Death, the writer may have to die...again. 

Fairytale by Therese Kinkaide

Suspese/Thriller

Cover by Pat Evans, Photo by: Jim Broemmer

Caroline Wolfe is in a race against time to remember who she is, the accident that left her in a coma and the people who claim they want to help her.

With the help of a woman who claims she was her college roommate, Caroline must find the past she is certain was taken from her before her future is taken too.

The Castle of Chadwick by Corine MacIntosh

Young Adult

Cover art by Pat Evans

Ernie Chadwick is a bookish sixteen year old and not the adventurous type. He was named after a 16^th century uncle, King Ernest Chadwick. Legend spoke that the King never really died after a gypsy foretold his doom. A night of celebration ended with the King’s youngest son murdering his elder brother, to claim the title as heir to the throne. Hence! The King vowed to live forever, thus denying his younger son the throne.

Whilst Chadwick sleeps in the sixteenth century, unaware to Ernie in the present world, he is the one born into the Chadwick bloodline with the flame-red hair. Only he can turn back time and break the Chadwick curse as his destiny in life is to slay the dragon. But the timid teen cannot kill a mouse, let alone a dragon. Can Ernie reverse history? And can one princess’s love for him convince him to honor his duty to the Chadwick family, past and present?

Tomorrow Never Comes by Vera Berry Burrows

Historical

Cover art by Trisha FitzGerald

Marriage, a new home and a new baby, Joel Thomas, all make up a perfect life for Nell Winston until suddenly her husband is no longer there and she turns into a woman possessed of compulsion to rule her son. Her strength is drawn from her unwavering sense to control until the young Joel decides to make a stand against her. Her domineering, self-absorption, along with egotistical stubbornness, takes her into a life that becomes her worst nightmare.

Joel’s apparently selfish show of independence leads him along an extremely rocky road to eventual success in the Swinging 60’s and with a complete reversal of roles, he takes charge of his mother’s life. Will the new start in a different country bring the fulfillment they are both seeking?

Last Month’s contest: Sue H won a copy of Jeannine Van Epren’s Gigilo. Jeannine has very graciously donated a download copy. Check out her web page.

THIS MONTH’S CONTEST. Prize: Your choice of any ebook listed on Wings.

Which one of the authors showcased this month has the most books placed with Wings ePress? Email me at rhobinlee at yahoo.com with the answer and the ebook you would like to win.

Enrich your life with a good story!

Rhobin

Flight of Dreams January 2011

January 2011

Wings ePress

Yes, the Flight has been ressurected. Filled with action, suspense and emotional tension, Wings ePress has six excellent selections for you this month.

Wings celebrates ten years as a publisher of electronic books this year. Much has changed in this past decade in the electronic publishing industry, but enjoyment of a good story never changes. To help celebrate, each newsletter will offer a fun contest. Remember to visit the Wings site for excerpts, and while there check out the free short stories, and the sister publisher, Crimson Moth, for spicier romance stories.

A Woman’s Story By Alicia Holland, 302 pages, cover by Trisha FitzGerald, Contemporary Romance.

Torn between wild-cat oil operator Will Evans, a childhood lover who has returned in her life, and current lover yaughtsman John Dunesne, cellist Kim Chalmers is forced to grow up fast and make a decision that will determine her future happiness.

 Best Man by Karen Hudgins, 383 pages, cover by Dara England, Contemporary Romance.

After a polo accident a wedding couture designer tangles with her client’s Best Man, a vintner and polo player, who ultimately becomes her best man for life. 

 Best Served Cold by A. W. Lambert, 411 pages, cover by Pat Evens, Suspense-Thriller.

Anonymous, threatening telephone calls prompt Theo Stern to ask the question: genuine or just a crank? The answer becomes clear when Annie, Stern’s wife, is abducted and the terrifying demands begin.

 Duo of Opposites by Lynette Hall Hampton, 398 Pages, cover by Trisha FitzGerald, Contemporary Romance.

Duo of Opposites is a finely crafted novel reflecting the effects of judgmental thinking on overtly rational and reasonable people of varying social and cultural backgrounds

Sedition by A. J. Maguire, 473 pages, cover by Richard Stroud. Fantasy.

Thrust chest deep into the politics surrounding the Kiavana throne, Trenna must scramble to keep Prince Nelek alive as he searches to free his mother.

 Shattered Soul by Angela Verdenius, 463 pages, cover by Richard Stroud, Futuristic/Sci-Fi Romance.

Dark mysticism dragged her from death, her shattered soul burns with dark power and malevolence.  Demons, darkness and The Overlord’s right-hand man…who can she trust?

CONTEST. Prize: Your choice of any ebook listed on Wings.  One of the authors showcased this month is a military brat born in Japan. Which author is it? Find the answer at Wings . Email me at rhobinlee at yahoo.com with the answer and the ebook you would like to win.

Enrich your life with a good story!

Rhobin