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The Shredded Veil Mysteries
December 21st, 2012 hadn't been the end of the world, but the Great Unraveling. The veils between the Seen and Unseen worlds had shredded. The living had suddenly learned they weren't alone. Andy had seen it all, done it all, as a detective working Vice when he'd be alive. Now, as a ghost, he works as a private investigator. Come explore the mysteries of Heaven and Hell, of cameras with souls, and thieves with hearts. Includes the short stories "Hell By Any Other Name," "To Hell And Back," "Hell For The Holidays," "High Stakes Hell," "Postcards From Hell," and "Of Heaven And Hell."
Siren's Call
Leah Cutter currently lives in Seattle--the land of coffee and fog. However, she's also lived all over the world and held the requisite odd writer jobs, such as working on an archeology dig in England, teaching English in Taiwan, and bartending in Thailand. She writes fiction set in exotic times and locations such as Tang dynasty China, WWII Budapest, rural Louisiana, and the Oregon coast. Her short fiction includes literary, fantasy, mystery, science fiction, and horror, and has been published in magazines as well as anthologies and on the web. Read more stories by Leah Cutter at www.KnottedRoadPress.com. Follow her blog at www.LeahCutter.com
The Island Sampler
Like many writers, Leah Cutter writes all over the map. She has figured out a way to group her stories together, by time (Past/Present/Future) as well as by energy level (Languid/Exciting/Pulse Pounder). Then she mapped out all of her novels, and discovered she had five "islands." It was time for a treasure map Come and taste the flavor of each of Leah Cutter's very different islands. You may only find one island that delights you, or perhaps you'll love them all
The Changeling Troll
A different kind of ugly duckling story. Christine works at her dream job in the archives at a university library, loses sleep most every night to reading, lives mostly in her dreams. But can't find what she's really looking for. After losing a bet with her brother, Christine forces herself to go to a bar. Listen to some live music. Live a little. When she meets the impossible-her exact twin-her world starts falling apart until all Hell breaks loose. Literally.
Poisoned Pearls
Someone murders Cassie's best friend in the alley behind the sex toy shop she manages. To make her day even better, the pre-cog working the case declares that Cassie saw the event. Which would put her in two places at the same time. Impossible. Cassie has no special abilities. Not unless you consider sarcasm a superpower. "Poisoned Pearls"-the first novel in a fast-paced urban fantasy series-follows our irreverent heroine on her journey through an alternate (though just as wintery cold) Minneapolis. Be sure to read the rest of the novels in this series as well, "Tainted Waters," "Spoiled Harvest," and "Bloodied Ice."
Business for Breakfast: The Beginning Professional Writer
Until now, as a writer, all you've focused on is the Craft of writing. However, your writing is not the same thing as your business. This book gives you a combination of career and writer/life advice to help you take that next step, and go from being merely a writer to being a professional, from someone who has had to learn all this the hard way. Some of the topics discussed include: DBAs Intellectual property Money Communication Self-confidence 101 The physicality of writing What's stopping you from writing
When the Moon Over Kualina Mountain Comes
Centuries ago, fate forced the witches to move from the mainland to the Southern Islands. The peace-loving people there accepted and welcomed the healers and the growers. Not those with the gift of foretelling. Every prophesy forces two great compulsions on its teller: First, the need to take life equal to the weight of the fortune told, and second, a geas to tell those involved their future. As a witch ages and gains wisdom, she learns how to judge what life must be taken to avoid death herself. What happens when a young witch accidentally takes the life of a young prince? How can she fix her mistake, particularly when the head of her temple declares it as the new path for all witches, to take the lives of royalty?
Paper Mage
Xiao Yen is a paper mage: She folds paper into an animal or a thing, then does magic, so the paper becomes what she's folded. However, she's a woman trying to fill a man's roll during the Tang dynasty, in China, and the only people willing to hire her are foreigners. Things go from bad to worse for Xiao Yen on her first assignment: She loses her lucky amulet, there are robbers on the trail, as well as treachery among her traveling companions. Before long, Xiao Yen must battle a warlord, attack a rat dragon, and destroy a Taoist immortal. But even bigger battles await Xiao Yen up ahead...
