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Desert Jewel The Jewel Chronicles Book 1 by Natalina Reis Genre: Fantasy Romance

She’s a princess. He’s an ex-slave. To survive, they must fight the all- powerful Elders, and Jaali’s demons.MILENDA She’s a princess in a world of lush jungles and hellish deserts where the modern mixes with centuries-old traditions and superstitions. Taking a husband at the age of eighteen goes against every fiber of her being, but as a future monarch, she must follow the rules, even if her heart already belongs to someone. JAALI He’s an ex-slave who wishes to be invisible in a world where he can’t hide. Loving the headstrong princess may prove to be his demise. To win her hand he must survive a grueling trek through the desert. Will her love make him strong enough? Desert Jewel is the first book in The Jewel Chronicles. A unique interracial romance set against a breathtaking fantasy world with complex characters and twists at every turn. Let Desert Jewel take you to another world. — “It had the perfect mix of adventure, love, hate and mystery to keep you hooked.”- Amazon Reviewer“Desert Jewel by Natalina Reis is a great read full of love, hate, hope, joy, devastation, fantasy and magic all rolled into one wonderful story.” – Amazon Reviewer“I am so happy I had an opportunity to read this book. It really is a hidden gem!” – Amazon Reviewer**Get it FREE!! **Add to GoodreadsAmazon * Apple * B&N * Kobo * Books2ReadBook Trailerhttps://youtu.be/mGw3MCbqrTA

Snow Jewel The Jewel Chronicles Book 2

A princess on the run, an ex-slave returning home. Together they must battle prejudice and superstition if their love is to survive. When Princess Milenda arrives at Isvärld, a land of snow and ice, she’s hoping for a quiet life with her new husband, Jaali. What she gets is anything but. Even though happy he’s returned, Jaali’s people can’t see past the color of Milenda’s skin, a color she shares with the hated Mabaya Warriors who have been stealing and selling their children into slavery for centuries. Freya, a goddess of the icy kingdom, tasked with protecting the princess and her man, doesn’t seem trustworthy, and their only true ally is Milenda’s flying lizard, Mjusi. But even the mutsi is acting strangely. Will their love for each other and Milenda’s special gifts protect them from the dangers around them or will they meet their doom in the one place that promised them safe harbor? Snow Jewel is the second book in The Jewel Chronicles. A unique interracial romance set against a breathtaking fantasy world with complex characters and twists at every turn. Let Snow Jewel take you to another world. Add to GoodreadsAmazon * Apple * B&N * Kobo * Books2Read

Rebel Jewel The Jewel Chronicles Book 3

The people of Natale have long suffered under the tyranny of the Elders. Now, they are ready to fight for their nation, but their one and only hope, the Jewel, is no longer alive. Or so they believe. Milenda never wanted the responsibilities that came from being a royal heiress. After three years in exile, she’s called back home to ignite a revolution. A revolution that will spill innocent blood and endanger her husband and baby daughter. After a lifetime in captivity, Jaali only wants a quiet life with his wife and daughter. But the gods have other plans, ones that promise a wave of destruction. To rescue their people from the Elders and free the enslaved, Milenda and Jaali must put aside their fears, summon all their courage and wits, and march head-on into a bloody revolution. Even if their love for each other carries them, unscathed and victorious, to the end, the revolution may yet destroy the lives of the ones they hold dearest. Rebel Jewel is the third and final book in The Jewel Chronicles. A unique interracial romance set against a breathtaking fantasy world with complex characters and twists at every turn. Let Rebel Jewel take you to another world. Add to GoodreadsAmazon * Apple * B&N * Kobo * Books2ReadBook Trailerhttps://youtu.be/IMMigVwLjfk

Natalina wrote her first romance in collaboration with her best friend at the age of 13. Since then she has ventured into other genres, but romance is first and foremost in almost everything she writes. After earning a degree in tourism and foreign languages, she worked as a tourist guide in her native Portugal for a short time before moving to the United States. She lived in three continents and a few islands, and her knack for languages and linguistics led her to a master’s degree in education. She lives in Virginia where she has taught English as a Second Language to elementary school children for more years than she cares to admit. Natalina doesn’t believe you can have too many books or too much coffee. Art and dance make her happy and she is pretty sure she could survive on lobster and bananas alone. When she is not writing or stressing over lesson plans, she shares her life with her husband and two adult sons. Website/Blog * Facebook * Reader Group * Twitter * Instagram * Pinterest * Bookbub * Amazon * Goodreads

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Less Than Humble Beginnings Growing Roots Book 1 by Chelsea Falin Genre: YA Coming of Age

Willie and Babette have long, long been shielded from their own culture and heritage by their mother. When circumstances change, the girls are thrown into what they were once shielded from – only to find it is nothing like they once believed. While Babette adjusts easily, Willie finds herself much more hesitant. While she struggles to find her true self, Willie is forced to learn she is not the only one suffering from “Less Than Humble Beginnings.” “Try to remember everyone here has their demons, but we put those demons to good use. Make ourselves better, stronger, wiser.” – Jack Add to GoodreadsAmazon * B&N * Kobo

Personal Growth Growing Roots Book 2

Willie, despite a rough start, has become immersed in the culture she should have been born into. As she grows in her own knowledge of her ancestral roots, she also grows in who she is as a person. All things are now within her reach, and all she must do is put forth a little effort. With all of this in mind, Willie has decided to dedicate herself towards her own ‘Personal Growth.’ “Our heritage might be bloody, but that’s no reason not to be proud!” -Spike ~~~ ‘Personal Growth’ is the second installment in the fairly popular indie series, Growing Roots. It is the sequel to ‘Less Than Humble Beginnings.’ Here is what people have said about the series: “The characters are believable and realistic.” “Chelsea used concise descriptions of her characters which made it very easy to imagine their interactions.” “Chelsea Falin is a great story-teller. With her clear descriptions of the characters, settings and dialogue, it was not difficult for me to imagine the characters and to picture every scene. With her excellent weaving of words, the world of Willie came alive as if I’m watching a movie.” “Being a teenager is never easy, and Willie’s internal struggles were easy to relate to.” Add to GoodreadsAmazon * B&N * Kobo

Great Strides Growing Roots Book 3

Willie has finally found her father, and he’s welcomed her with open arms. Now she must forge a relationship with the man she never even knew was alive. It isn’t just him, however, Willie must also find out how she fits in with her step-mother and half-siblings. Left in Alabama with no close-in-age peers, Willie makes great strides in finding out who she is as an individual without a group of close friends to rely on. Alabama offers many firsts for Willie. The most notable in her own mind is her first relationship. There are other firsts in store, however, and a whole new cast of characters to get to know. How will Willie handle this newest experience? Will she handle it in the mature the way she has always handled change? Or will this be the point in which Willie loses herself? “Genetics are a tricky business at times, and you just never know what you’re going to get when you throw two ancestry’s together.” -Willie’s Mamaw Add to GoodreadsAmazon * B&N * Kobo

Putting the Pieces Together Growing Roots Book 4

Living a “normal” life doesn’t always mean that things will always be good. Bad things happen to even the best of people, and this is a life lesson Willie must now learn when tragedy strikes her close-knit group of friends. As she continues to grow and change, Willie knows that she is far from the girl who arrived in Oklahoma little over a year ago. She’s growing, changing, and working on putting the pieces together in her life – just as her friends struggle to do the same. “You never know, Willie. Death doesn’t discriminate by age or gender or social status. It’s one of the few things that doesn’t care. When it comes for you, it comes. It could be today, tomorrow, or a hundred years from now, but when your time is up, it’s up. There’s nothing you can do to change that.”-Dakota Praise for the ‘Growing Roots Series’: “a great lesson in the way life can change at any time” “an eye-opener for teenagers and older adults alike” “Chelsea Falin is a great story-teller. With her clear descriptions of the characters, settings and dialogue, it was not difficult for me to imagine the characters and to picture every scene.” Goodreads * Amazon

Chelsea Falin is the 25 year old independent author of well over ten titles. She began writing with intents to publish in 2006, at age 16, and finally published in 2009, at age 19. Chelsea writes in a variety of genres, including but not limited to: romance, young adult, comedy, cooking, poetry, and dramatic fiction. Professionally, Chelsea is also a freelance blog/article writer, web designer, and book blogger. In her personal life, Chelsea is the mother of a six year old daughter. In her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, fishing, hiking, biking, traveling, and spending time with her friends or family. Website * Facebook * Twitter * Instagram * Pinterest * Amazon * Goodreads

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Exposed  Eternal Brethren Book 7  by Shirleen Davies  Genre: Military Romantic Suspense 

Kick-Ass Good Guys Disguised as Bad Boys
Eternal Brethren: Elite, undercover Navy SEALs tasked with eliminating threats on American soil. 
Qualifications: Dedicated, deadly, compassionate, body of steel, experienced with motorcycles. 
Mission: Deep-cover reconnaissance, high-value target extraction, hostage recovery. Destruction of enemy forces. 
An unlikely attraction. 
An indisputable desire. 
Can their battle of wills lead to love? 
Exposed, Book Seven, Eternal Brethren Military Romantic Suspense Series 
Jace “Raider” DeWitt loves everything about his life as a Navy SEAL. The action, danger, comradery, and his undercover work in the MC. Most of all, he embraces the unknown, not knowing what each day will bring. After years of serving his country, his relationships consist of his team brothers, and he sees no need to expand the circle. Until he discovers the only woman who’s ever held his interest has moved to Liberty Lake. 
Alvena Kasey had been ready for a change ever since her good friend, Dani Robertson, left Pine Glen to marry Ghost, a Navy SEAL and VP of the undercover MC. Finding work as a nurse in the town across the state was easy, as was settling into her cozy rental home. She hadn’t planned on running into the most ornery patient she’d ever treated. Obnoxious, insufferable, and much too handsome for his own good. The one man who still dominated her dreams.One positive outcome came from their strained reunion—the discovery each has a heart for abused and abandoned children. 
Thrown together to protect a young boy being stalked by an abusive mother and her boyfriend, Jace and Ali work side-by-side to keep him safe while guarding themselves from an intense, mutual attraction. But physical abuse isn’t the only threat. 
A small group of soulless men wants the boy, and anyone who protects him, dead. 
Can their mutual love of a young boy hold them together? Or will deep-seated independence make a shared future impossible? 
Exposed is book seven in the Eternal Brethren Military Romantic Suspense Series by best seller Shirleen Davies. It is a stand-alone, full-length novel with no cliffhanger and a guaranteed HEA.
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Shirleen Davies writes romance–historical and contemporary western romance with a touch of suspense. She is the best-selling author of the MacLarens of Fire Mountain Series, the MacLarens of Boundary Mountain Series, and the Redemption Mountain Series. Shirleen grew up in Southern California, attended Oregon State University, and has degrees from San Diego State University and the University of Maryland. Her passion is writing emotionally charged stories of flawed people who find redemption through love and acceptance. She lives with her husband in a beautiful town in northern Arizona. Between them, they have five adult sons who are their greatest achievements. 
Shirleen loves to hear from her readers. 
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Amidst Alien Stars Milijun Book 2 by Clayton Graham Genre: Science Fiction

Mysterious and chilling events on an alien world threaten the interstellar survival of the human race… They have awoken surrounded by alien stars. Following their abduction from Earth, Laura Sinclair and son, Jason, lead a group of desperate humans in a bid to forge their own future and that of their home planet. To succeed, they must solve the puzzle of extraterrestrial races in the throes of a perplexing and historic conflict. But they are in a strange new universe; on a bizarre and dangerous planet. Who can they really trust as they struggle to understand the challenging and hostile environment that holds them in a grip of iron? And what do the aliens really plan for them and their hybrid children? “There is world building of such depth and lush detail that you could almost feel it.” Kay Mack TOP 1000 REVIEWER “Not only is this an exciting, action-packed paged turner – I love the intelligence reflected, the witty dialogue, and the genuine depth in the characters’ emotions.” Meenaz Lodhi “Admirable world-building and the unsurpassable, indefatigable, drive of the human Spirit to not just survive, but to thrive, power this engrossing sequel to the author’s debut science fiction novel, MILIJUN.” Mallory A Haws Amidst Alien Stars is the second book in the Milijun series, but can also be enjoyed as a standalone. Goodreads * Amazon

Milijun Milijun Book 1

First Contact strikes out of nowhere … And aliens seize Laura’s son. But she will move heaven and earth to get him back, and as she becomes entrenched in a war of attrition with both the aliens and Earth authorities, she learns the fascinating secrets behind the extraterrestrial incursion. Challenged to breaking point, Laura will fight for the survival of her son and several other humans who are unwittingly being used as pawns in a terrifying game of cosmic survival. But she soon realizes that the aliens have plans for her, too. Can she accept the vision of a new interplanetary Earth, or will she fight to the end for a return to normality? Witness the most engaging alien invasion ever! The exciting first novel of a stunning Science Fiction mystery. If you like tales of first contact, secret military operations, and the people caught in the middle, then you’ll love this breathtaking new series. “Captured my interest from the very beginning, and never once let go.” Jenna – Indie Book Reviewers “If you love the genre, read this gem.” Julius Zon – Self Publishing Review “This is a must-read for science fiction fans who appreciate a hard scientific foundation, in the tradition of Asimov, Niven, or Heinlein.” Patrick Dent “Million? 5 stars are all Amazon permit!” Sarah Stuart Add to GoodreadsAmazon * Apple * B&N * Kobo

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Dawn found Laura studying the growth tanks again. It seemed like she came here every
morning, watching the children grow to maturity, one tank for each woman spirited away by
the Gliezans. And the DNA of her son, Jason, imprinted in each and every one of them!
Despite being just forty-two years old, she was grandmother to each, and the beholden
guardian of them all. She was also their mentor, albeit via the alien technology that currently
grew their bodies at almost forty times the normal rate. They looked human enough if you
could ignore the alabaster skin with a tinge of green around the cheeks and the clusters of red
hair floating above the small, flat ears, contrasting with what she thought of as their normal
brown hair. And, of course, their bright, steely eyes!
Small noses, of course, but at least the lips were human. Laura thought that was
important. She didn’t know why; it just was.
And already so tall! Perhaps half a head taller than Jason.
They looked about sixteen years old now and, like she and Jason and the other abducted
humans, had been circling around Glieze for just under five Earth-months. Simon Cordell,
had mentioned in one of his more lucid moments that the alien chemistry was silicon-based,
not carbon-based like that of humans. How could she believe that, for Jason’s DNA to
combine with such creatures?
Yet here was the evidence! She looked at the nearest child, floating in its tank, arms out
wide as if it were flying. The body was as near perfect as it could be. The face possessed an
aura of peace and confidence. The genitalia appeared normal. There were no tubes or other
connections to flesh. The chest did not rise and fall. But it was alive, as surely as she was.
And she could see the aura, flickering gently with muted colours inside the transparent tank.
Her powers induced at Milijun had not diminished. Indeed, they seemed to have grown.
She had the beginnings of a telepathic connection with her son, and she could swear she even
saw faint auras around Gliezan bodies.
Such a responsibility she had: to help decide when the hybrids would be released, when
they would accompany her and Jason back home, when they would begin the task of
communing the alien intent to the people of Earth. And how, she wondered, could that be in
Australia, where the initial attempt at cooperation had ended in violence born of ignorance
and fear?
In this room, there were six hybrid children. In other rooms, the rest grew at a similar
pace. Their release must come soon, probably within months, yet she feared it, as if it were
some dreaded disease to be visited upon Earth. How could she, Laura Sinclair, architect,
single mother—if I wasn’t before, I certainly am now—influence world statesmen, and do so
in a world still recovering from the effects of terrible wars? But isn’t that the point of it all?
Isn’t that what the Gliezans preach? Join us, reach out, and know your universe.
As if by magic, Rjebnigerrsel was beside her, ankle-length Gliezan robe shimmering in

the half-light. As always the words came to her on wings, as if entering her mind without the
need for her ears or their connection to her brain.
“You are here again, Lady Laura. They grow well, do they not?”
Laura turned and studied her Gliezan counsellor as she always did. Taller than her by a
head, Rjebni possessed stern ebony features, thin lips, high cheekbones, fiery emerald eyes,
and swept-back red hair. Yet, despite clearly not being part of it, he bore a remarkable affinity
for the human species. How is that so? she pondered, and not for the first time. They were,
after all, born of a place well beyond the reach of humankind. But, of course, they had
reached out to Earth, not the other way round.
She offered the alien a watery smile, amused at the Gliezan habit of addressing her as
Lady Laura. “Yes. They grow well.” She had been informed that the children were learning
the languages and cultures of Earth, even as they grew. Whether that meant a child would
speak all major languages, or they would know all tongues as a collective group, she had not
been told. Maybe it wasn’t important.
“You have seen your son recently?”
Laura’s face lost its smile as she shook her head. “Not today. It is early. He seems to be
growing beyond me in many ways.”
“Yet in others he is closer,” Rjebni said shrewdly, reading her mind. “Enjoy your day,” he
whispered as he left the chamber, departing as swiftly as he had arrived.
Laura followed him and walked down the corridor. She wondered about Rjebni. If he had
been human, he would have borne her a severe grudge. After all, she had been with Nomi
when the Milijun mole had slain the Gliezan’s brother, Rkapthgerrsel. On the other hand, the
Gliezans had such a burning confidence in life after death, loss of being did not seem of much
consequence to them. And it had been a risk that Rkapth had been prepared to take. She knew
their knowledge of the universal dimensions was well above anything Earth had discovered
or surmised, but she understood little of it. For that matter, she did not want to know. Four
dimensions are enough for me!
She turned and entered the viewing chamber. The planet Glieze drifted majestically
below, enveloped in a purple mist, ice caps glowing, and not at all like Earth. To the side, she
could see one of the tubular arms running out some distance to where another sphere was
located, reflecting sunlight, harbouring its secrets.
The orbiting station consisted of two huge geodetic rectangular pyramids, base to base,
with six substantial spheres at the corners, twelve ovoid columns forming the connecting
arms. That much they had been told.
Those other five spheres, according to the philosophy of Jason, possibly contained
replicas of other worlds, which meant they might shelter other species and other Gliezan
hybrids. Or perhaps this sphere, the Earth sphere, was the only one operational. Maybe the
others were for the future, if the Earth commune proved to be unsuccessful. It was a
persistent thought, one that frightened her, one that required her to use all the enhancements
Milijun had given her to prevent a catastrophic mental tsunami. Jason helped. He knew more
than she did, but even he would not tell all.
Why are the Gliezans so keen to explore the cosmos that they would entertain genetic
interaction with humanity in order to do it? Another persistent thought.
Jason had recently said it was possible that some Gliezans were not in favour of the
human symbiosis, that some perhaps preferred another race from another world. What that

other world was, or what the alien race that populated it looked like, was unknown. All they
assumed was that their representatives were probably located in one of the other spheres.
Laura shrugged. Jesus aid me! All this was just speculation. There was no proof of any
of it. But at least it kept their minds occupied. She permitted herself a brief smile. Maybe that
was the whole point. Hypotheses were talking matter, and talking kept them all sane.
She supposed there was the possibility that the Earth hybrids would not be chosen at all,
that they would all be discarded as so much unwanted flotsam. That thought sickened her,
and she made hasty tracks to the building’s exit.
It was snowing outside. Laura drew her dark-green, alien-made cloak around her Earth
clothes, the same attire she had been wearing when she was taken from her home planet:
white slacks, a blue shirt, cotton socks, and sneakers, all mysteriously replicated when
required by her captors. Snow landed on her short blond hair, tickled her nose, drifted among
the branches of the nearest spiderlike trees.
The large flakes, larger than on Earth, fell like cascading feathers, touched the green
grass, melted to nothing, and were temporarily replaced in a cycle of apparent futility. The
station was obviously programmed to represent all of Earth’s more moderate climatic
conditions; today the sky was grey and heavy, the air was cold, and there was no wind to call
a wind. But, of course, it wasn’t home.
She pined for the vastness of West Australia, the celebrated beaches, the giant Karri
forests, the infinity of the Nullarbor, the pure fresh air. It had withstood the last global war
better than most places, but the population had been devastated and with it the comforting
infrastructure upon which all people had unthinkingly depended.
A speck appeared in the clouded sky. It grew rapidly and landed beside her. An RNasia!
Startled, Laura took a step backwards. Visions of encounters on Earth sped through her mind,
darkened her mood, and fuelled her fear. She too easily recalled the characteristics.
Mesmerising black eyes in a triangular head. Perhaps a metre tall. Two elbows as well as a
wrist. Three long fingers, one opposing the other two. Green-grey sparkling skin. Scrawny
legs. An apparent knuckle halfway down the instep.
The robotic servants of the aliens were on this station, but she had not been approached
by one before, and her first reaction was to turn tail and run. Intuition, however, told her to
hold her ground while simultaneously watching its every move. The creature—she still could
not think of it as a robot—lifted its arms to display the thin membranous tissues that served as
energy receptors. It was, she knew, offering a greeting.
To her surprise, the snow falling around the RNasia suddenly started to stick. Its
triangular head rolled from side to side, as if trying to hypnotise her with its huge dark eyes.
Within a minute, the grass around its feet was covered by a circular white patch of glistening
crystals. One of its arms dropped slowly, enabling a three-fingered claw to touch the ground.
It seemed to be scratching in the snow. Then, it stepped back, lifted one arm, and mounted the
air, vanishing into the swirling snowflakes.
Laura remained still, fearful of its return. Even though her nano-enhanced body could not
be invaded by the creature, she could not quell thoughts of what had happened on Earth. The
circular snow patch remained. She took three steps forward.
There, scribbled in the snow as if it was a touchscreen, were four words. Do not trust
anyone.
Her heart skipped a beat. Despite the cold, sweat sprang to her face and hands. What the

hell does that mean? It was supposed to be all sweetness and light here, with her mission all
mapped out. Surely, she deliberated, the message could not apply to Jason.
Do not trust anyone.
As she pondered, the patch of snow shrank and disappeared. The message was gone. The
RNasia was gone. Her fear, however, remained.
Who sent the RNasia? And why? She turned and retraced her steps. She needed to see
her son.

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Dirty Love & Filthy Lies by C. Shell Genre: New Adult Romance

Some girls dream about Prince Charming. They want a perfect house with a white picket fence, money, security, and a name for themselves. I am not one of those girls. Growing up on the wrong side of the tracks, all I dreamed about was getting out of our small town, going to college, and making enough money to help support my family. Love was not in the cards for me. And then Conner happened. With a body made from pure sin, he was a bright spot in my dreary life. The unattainable high school star, he came in like a white knight, sweeping me off my feet. Everything between us was moving on fast forward until it wasn’t. Lies surround us at every turn and I’ve got to figure out what is real and where the mirage begins. Add to GoodreadsAmazon * B&N * Kobo

C. Shell lives in the hot state of Texas with her husband and two beautiful girls Romance books are her obsession. One that includes a bad boy or an alpha male who knows what he wants is her own personal version of heaven. She finds the happy endings and endless possibilities of books alluring and addictive. When she is not thinking up her next kick-ass character, she is working in the community rescuing dogs. Website * Facebook * Twitter * Instagram * Bookbub * Amazon * Goodreads

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