BestSelling Reads are thrilled to present this sample from the first novel in the Women of Strength Series by our newest member Lucy Appadoo Blanca stood awkwardly in the street of the middle-class area of Rio on Saturday night. Crowds headed towards the venue for the Rio carnival, some of […]
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How do writers write? Three bestsellers tell all
BestSelling Reads continue our look at the mysterious writing process—how authors create the books you love to read. This week, A.J. Llewellyn, Alan McDermott and Raine Thomas—three very different authors with very different genres, styles and methods, pull the curtain back. A.J. Llewellyn My writing process? I have a motto. […]
Tuesday teaser: Mist-Chi-Mas
A sample of the novel of captivity By J.L. Oakley Jeannie could sense the presence of the trees around her, the Douglas firs and cedars standing like gentle sentinels in the gloom. A subtle chill crept around their toe-like roots. Candlelight from the windows brightened their trunks like fairy lamps. […]
Time-travel Tuesday: Titanium Flow
Have you entered the BestSelling Reads Spring Fling Science-Fiction & Fantasy Giveaway yet? You could win this collection of sci-fi short stories (plus 9 other books on a new e-reader) By Elyse Salpeter THE FLIP “Pierce, hustle it up! We’re leaving.” I launched myself at the table, grabbed the mug […]
Fantasy Tuesday: Blood of the King
Enjoy this sample of one title in the Spring Fling science-fiction and fantasy giveaway sweepstakes, the first book in the Khirro’s Journey epic fantasy series By Bruce Blake Khirro leaned close to the magic man’s swollen lips, close enough they brushed his ear as the fallen healer whispered nonsensical words. […]
Tuesday teaser: Saving Raine
Enjoy this sample from the near-future apocalyptic sci-fi adventure By Frederick Lee Brooke Chapter 3—Chicago Matt hunted with exceptional skill despite his young years. Although darkness had fallen an hour ago, his eyes picked up movement ahead. Observing movements in the forest was another thing his father had taught him. […]
