A plane with an atomic bomb is sitting on a runway somewhere in Scotland in 1943, waiting to be piloted to London—and the only person who can intercept it is Fortrose minister Alan T McKean who is retiring from the ministry after 34 years and has just penned his fourth time travel novel, “The Scent… Read more »
With an estimated eight percent of the American population suffering from PTSD and one in five women experiencing sexual assault on campus, Meg Lelvis took to penning Bailey’s Law in order to address her increasing concerns surrounding these issues. How did Jack Bailey, a hard-boiled detective come about? “I wanted a crusty cop who was… Read more »
Construction Engineering Companies – Competitor Metrics Benchmarking 2016 provides an in-depth competitor analysis of 100 of the world’s largest engineering construction companies. We have painstakingly collected historical financial and operational data from the largest construction engineering companies and crunched the numbers. We have sliced and diced the data to provide a complete analysis set. The largest profit margin… Read more »
On a rainsoaked, windswept, pre-Christmas night in St. John’s, Newfoundland, prim and proper teacher Jacqueline O’Rielly is hit by a sudden, reckless urge to go bar-hopping. What she finds in a dingy, harbourfont pub where a Baltic shipwrecked shrimp fisherman is sojourning, will forever alter the course of the rest of her life. Hunky Aleksandr Bovka Is… Read more »
Newly-released by Langdon Street Press, Rich Marcello’s new novel, The Beauty of the Fall, is an intriguing journey. This captivating, idea-driven novel appeals to readers who are interested in exploring a technology based solution to many of our current social problems, and to readers who are interested in father-son relationships, gender equality, and working through… Read more »
