Book #4 in the Port Stirling Mystery series, Dark Sand, released in March from author Kay Jennings. Police chief Matt Horning thought life in Port Stirling, Oregon was returning to normal after the earthquake. He was dead wrong. One of the world’s leading geologists, British Lord Phineas Stuart, has gone missing in this classic whodunnit.…
Tiffany Dickinson has released Kaleidoscope, a middle-grade novel set in Portland in 1980. This coming-of-age historical novel is a warm and funny read starring Tabby, a bi-racial 12-year-old, and her eclectic group of friends. While navigating the typical 7th grade stressors of friends, family, and boys, Tabby struggles to determine who she really is as…
Book publisher Epigraph announced the release and worldwide availability of Blood Sapphire’s Revenge — the new military thriller novel by author Dr. Bruce Farmer in eBook, audiobook, softcover and hardcover formats. Mixing questions of faith and existential fate with an exploration of resiliency, human struggle and fortitude in the face of extreme pressure, Blood Sapphire’s…
Maryka Biaggio’s The Model Spy was released by Sunbury Press March 2022. The Model Spy is based on the true story of Toto Koopman, who spied for the Allies and Italian Resistance during World War II. Largely unknown today, Toto was arguably the first woman to spy for the British Intelligence Service. Operating in the…
Toxic Soup by RR Rowley is a new environmental thriller set in the Columbia River Gorge. Toxic waste at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation has been poisoning for more than six decades. When her brother dies working at Hanford, Casey swears revenge. But, how can she take on the fortress of a facility? After confiding in…
Speaking with our #OwnVoices – Nisi Shawl Author Nisi Shawl will present how to write your truth when your experience isn’t the same as the dominant narrative. We know our truths, and we want our stories to tell them. How can we depict plots, settings, and characters falling outside of current ideas of what’s normal?…
The RavensPerch literary journal includes a new essay by Linda Caradine. Her essay, The Letter, reflects on a curious and alarming turn of events in Caradine’s life. The issue is available online now. Caradine’s memoir is scheduled for publication by Unsolicited Press in April 2024.
Robert E. Boertien has signed a contract with Two Gun Publishing to produce five western novels. The first novel, Reaping the Whirlwind, set in Oregon, is available in either paperback or ebook format. Gold coins minted to commemorate the Lewis and Clark Exposition have been stolen, and it is left to Special Deputy Jennie Palmer…
Author Joe C. Smolen is proud to announce his new website. Here is a message from his site: “I was born on the web with quality content, and I’m only thirteen months old. I represent a published Author who changes me often, feeds me constantly, and we play every day. But he protects me. Yesterday,…
GladEye Press is excited to announce its latest title, The Yesterday Girl by Eugene, Oregon author Sharleen Nelson, available March 21, 2022. A stand-alone sequel to The Time Tourists, The Yesterday Girl features the continuing adventures of time-travelling investigator Imogen Oliver. Nelson weaves a nuanced exploration of fatherhood within a well-paced adventure packed with fascinating…
