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From
the Editor... Announcing a new book from William Maltese, author of over 200 novels. Now this one should be juicy. Move over Twilight series. This one's for us!
Reviews (pending)
William Maltese's Flicker - #1 Book of Answers (2010)
by William Maltese
320 pp. 8.25" x 8" Softcover
ISBN 978-0-9845552-4-6
William Maltese's Flicker - #1 Book of Answers chronicles
the rise of one all-knowing, all-seeing, all-powerful teenage Grand
Master Magician, and the battles fought by old and young, by magic
(black and white), by demons, beasts and humans.
Buy this book from the Savant Bookstore
Buy this book from Amazon.com
Onaedo: The Blacksmith's Daughter
by Ngozi Achebe
Paperback: 368 pages
Publisher: MANDAC-GOLDBERG (March 11, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 098264731X
ISBN-13: 978-0982647318
An introduction to an African world that will haunt and surprise; an
exquisite story told from a point of view that is rarely heard. This is
a tale of two women separated by four hundred years but linked by
history. Maxine a modern American woman who is half white and half
African comes across a set of diaries written by a slave in the 16th
century in her quest to connect with her Nigerian father. Then there is
Onaedo a young woman from that era who found herself in the middle of
events that were set in motion in a country far away from her small
town in Igboland in West Africa. This is a coming of age novel set in a
terrifying age - the age of Portuguese discovery.
About the Author
Ngozi Achebe was raised in Nigeria and also spent time in England,
where she was born. Her interest in 15th and 16th century history was
the catalyst for writing Onaedo - The Blacksmith's Daughter which is
her debut novel. She currently lives in Olympia, Washington with her
children Jennifer and Nnamdi and is a practicing physician.

      
Meanwhile, see what's new
for July 2010
from Bold
Strokes...

Books for July 2010
Fierce Overture by Gun Brooke
ISBN10: 1-60282-156-9
ISBN13: 978-1-60282-156-9
Price: $16.95
Pages: 240
Genre: Lesbian Romance
Publication Date: July 2010, Bold Strokes Books, Inc.
Love doesn’t wait to be invited in…
Music superstar Noelle Laurent refuses to record the music her
producers have lined up for her new album. Prepared to break her
contract if necessary, all Noelle wants is a chance to sing her own
songs. Desperate, the producers bring in their CEO, business tycoon
Helena Forsythe, who is infamous for not taking any prisoners. Noelle
expects the CEO to be the company bitch everybody fears but she is not
prepared to be so affected by Helena's formidable presence and charisma.
For Helena, it's all about the money, so why change a winning game
plan? However, when Noelle shows unexpected strength and courage in the
negotiations, Helena knows she has to change her usual steamroller
approach. Trying charm instead of brute force, Helena is blind-sided by
her own unexpected feelings. When Noelle responds in kind, the stakes
escalate for both women, who risk not only their professional futures
but everything when it comes to their hearts.
Trauma Alert by Radclyffe
ISBN10: 1-60282-157-7
ISBN13: 978-1-60282-157-6
Price: $16.95
Pages: 320
Genre: Lesbian Romance
Series: First Responders
Publication Date: July 2010, Bold Strokes Books, Inc.
When you spend your life battling death, who has time for love?
Dr. Ali Torveau knows just how fragile life can be—she sees death and
tragedy every day in the trauma unit. Battling the dark forces of fate
is her life’s work and she doesn’t want or need anything else,
certainly nothing as transient as love. Plenty of women try to change
her mind, but she never has any trouble saying no. Not until the day
firefighter Beau Cross shows up in her ER and sets Ali’s carefully
ordered world aflame.
Wolfsbane Winter by Jane Fletcher
ISBN10: 1-60282-158-5
ISBN13: 978-1-60282-158-3
Price: $16.95
Pages: 264
Genre: Lesbian Romantic Fantasy
Publication Date: July 2010, Bold Strokes Books, Inc.
The Iron Wolf mercenaries who guard travelers on the Misery Trail are notorious for their quick and casual sex lives.
Deryn may fit the stereotype better than most, but she has her reasons.
A childhood tragedy has left her wary of forming attachments. If you
don't care, then you can't get hurt, but you can still make a mess of
things—such as the error of judgment that leaves her with no money,
forced to spend the winter on a lousy job in a miserable little
backwater.
There she meets Alana, local healer, vet, and woman of mystery. It does
not take Deryn long to find out that Alana is more than she seems, and
has her own perilous secret to keep. Yet Deryn still finds herself
falling for the woman, so much so that her come-and-go lifestyle is at
risk.
This would be bad enough, but serious trouble arrives for Deryn and
Alana in the form of demon magic from the Time of Chaos—revealing that
old legends are not merely material for ghost stories around the fire.
As the danger increases, who do they need to fear more, the living or
the dead?
Little White Lie by Lea Santos
ISBN10: 1-60282-163-1
ISBN13: 978-1-60282-163-7
Price: $14.95
Genre: Lesbian Romance
Series: Amigas y Amor
Pages: 192
Publication Date: July 2010, Bold Strokes Books, Inc.
Emie Jaramillo learned long ago that brains count more than beauty, and
that’s just fine with her. She doesn’t want, nor does she need, a
relationship. When her prestigious academic career earns her an
invitation to appear on a national talk show, she eagerly looks forward
to discussing her genetics work. Little does she know that the episode
is really entitled “Those bookworm looks have to go!” Worse yet,
gorgeous makeup artist Gia Mendez—a woman around whom Emie stupidly
lowers her guard—was in on the humiliating prank.
The fiasco just convinces Emie of what she knew all along:
relationships are for other people, and women like Gia don’t belong
anywhere near her world. But Gia’s about to make it up to Emie, by
convincing her she has not only brains, but beauty...and she’s the only
woman Gia wants in her life.
First in the Amigas y Amor Series
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