The first book, is a combined genre YA book cordially provided by Meerkeet Press Publishing.
Sparks fly in this poignant, adventure-filled debut when the girl with the clockwork hand meets the boy with the beast heart. Book 1 of The Steambound Trilogy.
BEAST HEART | KYLE RICHARDSON
/ Romance/Paranormal / | Pub date:3/31/20 (English) YA FICTION / Steampunk, pp 260 Trade Paperback US $15.95 | CAN $21.95 ISBN: 9781946154354 SYNOPSIS: Book 1 of the Steambound Trilogy. When Gabby’s hand turns to steam, her mom hires an engineer to build her a clockwork glove. It’s the last thing Gabby wants—if only she could be normal. But when her mom is attacked by something monstrous, normal is no longer an option. Now the only person she can turn to is a grizzled detective, who promises to help her become something … more. Meanwhile, Kemple’s foster dad treats him like a slave. And the beatings are getting worse. So when a rebellious girl named Josephyn arrives—with a plan to escape to the city—he doesn’t hesitate. But there are creatures in Iron Bay whose slashes are worse than skin-deep. And as Kemple evolves into something inhuman, his search for a cure begins. They are strangers in a city where carriages rattle, airships rumble, and where their own dark pasts continue to haunt them. Soon their paths will collide, and the girl who slays monsters will come face to face with the boy who is becoming a beast. To BUY: Indie Bound | B&N | Amazon | 
PRAISE:
KIRKUS REVIEWS - "Richardson’s prose possesses the gritty urgency of urban fantasy ... readers will be interested to see where Richardson goes with these two slow-cooked characters and their evocative milieu." FOREWORD REVIEWS (starred review) - "In Beast Heart, the similarities between true monsters and metaphorical ones are drawn out; mythical creatures and simmering anger can both be overcome." 
About the Author
Kyle lives in the suburban wilds of Canada with his adorable wife, their rambunctious son, and their adventurous daughter. He writes about shapeshifters, superheroes, and the occasional clockwork beast, moonlights as an editor at Meerkat Press, and has a terrible habit of saying the wrong thing at the most inopportune moments. His short fiction has appeared in places such as Love Hurts: A Speculative Fiction Anthology and Daily Science Fiction. AUTHOR LINKS: Website | Twitter | Goodreads 
The Matchmaker's Rogue was graciously donated by Author, Regina Scott. This is a captivating, touching "clean romance" novel.
Grace-by-the-Sea: Where romance and adventure come home.
The Matchmaker's Rogue (Grace-by-the-Sea #1)
By Regina Scott Historical Romance Paperback & ebook, 272 Pages | January 8th 2020 SYNOPSIS: Polished Jesslyn Chance has one of the most enviable positions in the little Regency coastal village of Grace-by-the-Sea. She is the hostess of the spa, arranging introductions and entertainments and playing matchmaker to the ladies and gentlemen who come to take the waters, promenade through the shops, and dance at the assembly. But when a rogue returns from her past, Jess finds herself suddenly at sea. Always an adventurer, Larkin Denby left Grace-by-the-Sea to right the wrongful death of his father. Now he’s back on a mission: to identify the mysterious Lord of the Smugglers who allegedly sails from Grace Cove and takes England’s secrets to France. But Grace-by-the-Sea is the perfect little spa town, run by the still oh-so-perfect Jesslyn Chance. When the village’s future is threatened, Jess must work with Lark to solve the mystery and protect the town’s own. In doing so, the matchmaker of Grace-by-the-Sea may just find that the best match for her is the rogue who stole her heart years ago. (Affiliate links included.) Goodreads | Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Book Depository 
About the Author
Regina Scott started writing novels in the third grade. Thankfully for literature as we know it, she didn’t sell her first novel until she learned a bit more about writing. Since her first book was published, her stories have traveled the globe, with translations in many languages including Dutch, German, Italian, and Portuguese. She now has more than forty-five published works of warm, witty romance. She loves everything about England, so it was only a matter of time before she started her own village. Where more perfect than the gorgeous Dorset Coast? She can imagine herself sailing along the chalk cliffs, racing her horse across the Downs, dancing at the assembly, and even drinking the spa waters. She drank the waters in Bath, after all! Regina Scott and her husband of 30 years reside in the Puget Sound area of Washington State on the way to Mt. Rainier. She has dressed as a Regency dandy, learned to fence, driven four-in-hand, and sailed on a tall ship, all in the name of research, of course. Learn more about her at her website. Website | Blog | Goodreads | Bookbub | Facebook | Pinterest 
John Huntsman Publishing has generously provide this Historical Adult non-fiction book, Great Matter Monologues
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Great Matter Monologues
England, 1527, King Henry desires a son and a divorce from his wife, Katherine, who can't give him one, setting his eyes on Anne Boleyn... He sets his eyes on the younger, more daring Anne Boleyn, triggering a complex, triangular exchange of personal narratives from the protagonists, who remain entwined for the ensuing nine years. Each struggle in their pursuits of power, control and survival, ending in 1536 with Katherine's death and Anne's final miscarriage, sealing her fate and giving King Henry cause to seek yet another wife... Buy Links: Amazon | B&N |Indie Bound | 
Thomas Crockett
Born and raised in New York, Thomas Crockett spent thirty years as a theatre director and writing teacher in the San Francisco Bay Area. On retirement, Thomas turned his attention to his writing. He is an avid traveller, and enjoys a love of reading and researching Italian and English history, about which much of his writing is focused. Goodreads | Website | Facebook | 
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On my Blog, tere are two stimulating books for one's reading pleasure - One Fiction, One non-fiction! The First is for Young Adults but Adults will enjoy it, too!
"A creative work sure to keep readers invested from beginning to end, Nila, White Feather will entice audiences of all ages for years to come."
Book Depository |Nila, White Feather by Linda Stevensk
Published by Austin Macauley, Paperback, 240 pages Released on January 31st, 2020. Price: $13.95, ISBN: 9781643784700. Synopsis: Nila is a young Native American girl who was massacred at Wounded Knee. Now God has sent her back to earth to be the Guardian Angel of a little boy named William. She watches over him throughout his whole life of happiness, tragedy, and betrayal. BUY LINKS: Amazon | B&N | Book Depository 
About Author:
Linda Stevenski was born and still lives in a small town called Monongah, located in West Virginia. She belongs to the West Virginia Writers, the Appalachian Writers, and the Writer’s Guild of America. Her name is engraved in a stained-glass block at Tamarack in Beckley, West Virginia, where they sell the best of West Virginia. She is known for the many children’s books she has written. This book was generously donated by Austin Macauley Publishing. 
The second book is an "inspirational memoir, A Sense of Something Lost is about liberation after years of restlessness and searching."
Sense of Something Lost, A Learning to face life's challenges by Sue Wells
Publication Date February 2020 | Paperback 320 pages ISBN: 978-1-78904-283-2 | $23.95 | £14.99 Book Description: Everyone has a story to tell and can feel trapped by it. This inspirational memoir, A Sense of Something Lost is about liberation after years of restlessness and searching. Sue Wells, asks: can a woman who has experienced the trauma of a forced adoption be free to live her life? Do traumas, whatever their nature, shape, define or ruin our lives? Or encourage us to see that our greatest challenges are also keys to the freedom we seek, enabling us to find who we are beyond our personal story? BUY LINKS: J. H. Publishing | AMAZON |B&N |Indie Bound | 
ABOUT the AUTHOR
Sue Wells is a non-fiction writer and the author of Within Me, Without Me: Adoption - An Open and Shut Case? Sue is a qualified social worker and family therapist, having spent much of her life travelling around the world before settling in London. She has written on and been interviewed about adoption many times, including publishing articles in the Guardian and Red magazine, and speaking on the BBC's Women's Hour. Originally from New Zealand, Sue now lives in Bristol, UK. Amazon Author Page 
This book was graciously provided by John Huntsman Publishing
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