Daily Archives: April 3, 2014

Heart Pounding Excitement!

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Heart Pounding Excitement!

Oxygen: A Science Fiction Suspense Novel (Oxygen Series #1) [Kindle Edition]

Valkerie is tough, beautiful, and has an uncanny knack for survival. When NASA chooses her for the first mission to Mars, Valkerie is thrilled — until she learns she’s displacing America’s heartthrob, celebrity astronaut Josh Bennett.

Bob, the ship’s mechanic, is paid to be paranoid — and he’s good at it. After a teeth-rattling launch, Bob realizes that his paranoia hasn’t prepared him for this trip. He can deal with a banged-up spaceship, but how’s he going to survive the next five months with HER just a flimsy partition away?

Halfway to the Red Planet, an explosion leaves the four-member crew with only enough oxygen for one.

The pilot is left in a coma.

The mission commander is coming unglued.

All evidence points to sabotage — and Valkerie and Bob are the obvious suspects.

Growing up is never easy. Add to it, the traumatic 60’s and you have the year of Kristine. Great Read.

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Growing up is never easy. Add to it, and traumatic 60's and you have the year of Kristine. Great Read.

A Year for Kristine (Volume 1: Living a Secret Life) [Kindle Edition]

Volume 1 of 3: Living a Secret Life – Kristine’s life seems perfect from the outside – she is beautiful, impeccably dressed, and smart. She can even hunt and shoot better than most men, thanks to the close attention of her father, a Police Chief. She is ready to escape her parents and start a new life. But despite outward appearances, a dark legacy has separated her from those around her. Only Daniel – persistent and loving – is able to break through her protective shell to get close to her, leading to the revelation of a disturbing family secret. When Kristine’s shame comes to light in a violent, highly publicized event, her perfect life shatters beyond recognition. She must put her college plans on hold, and find a way to cope. With Daniel at her side, she finds support from unexpected corners, and works to create a new family of friends. And yet, her past continues to follow her. She is confronted with traumatic flashbacks, new enemies who remind her of her father, and wave after wave of violence erupting against the backdrop of events in 1969.

Not only a sensitive portrayal of a girl transformed, A Year for Kristine is a fast-paced tale of guns, cars and steel, within the culture of a dying Rust Belt town. A Year for Kristine takes us back to the turbulence of the 1960s and gives us a young woman struggling into adulthood, who has to learn how to fight for everything that is important to her.

Ladies and Gentlemen May I Introduce You to S.L. Teller

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In S.L. Teller’s eyes, “Imagination has no limitations, except for the ones we create within ourselves. With imagination comes the ability to innovate, and with innovation, comes the ability to change the world.”

S.L. Teller was born and raised in Saint Louis, Missouri. In 2012, Teller has earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from FontbonneUniversity with minors in Chemistry and Communication Studies. During his senior year, he sat down and pondered his future. He asked himself, “Do I want to do science for the rest of my life?” The answer was negative and he decided to pursue his passion for the written word.

In May of 2013, Teller earned a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from FullSailUniversity where his emphasis was on entertainment.

Since then, he has written three screenplays and has a few novels in early development. One of his screenplays, The King’s Court is a semifinalist in the Reel Writers Screenplay competition. He is also developing a television series, a web series and a comic.

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Ladies and Gentlemen May I Introduce You to Janet Bettag

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Janet Bettag is a career administrative professional, freelance editor, and an award-winning writer. She served for more than seventeen years as Administrative Assistant to the Chief of Police at a municipal law enforcement agency.

Her first book, Normal, is the true story of the author’s survival and recovery from a ruptured cerebral aneurysm. It poignantly and humorously addresses dealing with altered self-image, finding ways around barriers, and appreciating the play of serendipity and synchronicity in our lives.

Janet’s previously published works include magazine articles and book reviews. She also participated in scripting the 2011 production of The Voices of Valhalla. Her short story, “Collette’s Conundrum,” won an award in the 2010 Missouri Writers’ Guild JoAnna Dale Sponsors’ Contest for best paranormal or mystery short fiction.

Born near Clarksville, Missouri, Janet grew up in the St. Louis area. She now lives in O’Fallon, Missouri with her husband, Mike, where she enjoys gardening, spending time with her family, and spoiling her grandchildren. She is currently writing a ghostly novel.

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