Amy Stinnett is the author of a new book, Chickenshit — Volume 2, a work of Lesbian fiction published by Waiting Dog Press.
Now that Billie has made her choice to run the farm, it’s time to roll up her sleeves and get to work.
Baby chicks and goats want to be fed. Gardens need to be planted and tended. And Billie seems up for the task.
As the farm teems with life, Billie goes after her chores with zeal and tenacity, as her dad did before her. But, unlike her dad, Billie’s no hermit. Before long, the farm has more visitors than ever, but the one person Billie wants in her bed insists on taking things slow.
Amy Stinnett is the author of a new book, Chickenshit — Volume 1, a work of Lesbian fiction published by Waiting Dog Press.
Billie’s life is right on track. Solid. She has a girlfriend to hang with and an internship to build her resume until she goes back to U Dub next fall. But when her girlfriend bails on her and she inherits her dad’s farm in nowhere Idaho, you could knock her over with a feather. Milepost is a world away from Seattle in more ways than one. There’s no good coffee, the locals are a mixed bag, and there is no social life whatsoever.
Kay Kenyon is the author of a new book, Serpent in the Heather: A Dark Talents Novel, Book 2, a historical fantasy published by Simon and Schuster/Saga Press.
The Dark Talents novels follow Kim Tavistock in 1936 England as she plays a dangerous game of spycraft amid the bloom of psychic abilities, called Talents. In book two, Serpent in the Heather (April 10, 2018) Kim has been inducted into Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service and must track down the Nazi assassin who is systematically and ritually killing young people with Talents.
Kay Kenyon is the author of a new book, At the Table of Wolves, a historical fantasy published by Simon and Schuster.
TRAITORS, TALENTS, SPIES. LET THE GAMES BEGIN.
In 1936, when Talents have come into the world, a woman who is drawn into the shadow world of espionage uses her gift for hearing the truth to uncover a Nazi plot to subdue England with a mysterious power over ice and cold. It’s Foyle’s War with a female hero and psi powers both subtle and scary. “A superb adventure, worthy to launch a distinguished historical fantasy series.” — Publishers Weekly. Book 2, Serpent in the Heather, arrives April 10.
Neal Lemery is the author of a new book, Finding My Muse on Main Street, a young adult fiction (coming of age) published by Amazon.
Neal Lemery’s new coming of age novel, Finding My Muse on Main Street, explores the young creative spirit and the role of art in building community.
Growing up on the Pacific Northwest coast, small town boy Jake Morgan wants to find himself and his purpose in life. With the help of his many friends along Main Street, he lights his artistic creativity on fire. Taking the lead, he forges a coalition of artists, movers and shakers to build a community and open an art gallery on Main Street.