Lucky Bat Books is proud to announce the publication of SNAPPED by acclaimed author Jacci Turner. Ari Wren has a great life: Two best friends and a family she loves. Cade Waters is by far the most popular guy at Sierra High School. Why then has he suddenly noticed Ari, a freshman nobody? Her friends […]
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Waking Up at Rembrandt’s Maggie is a discouraged lawyer, Dillon, a heart-broken vagabond, and Phillip, a frustrated writer. Their stories are told by the mysterious Jillian, part purveyor of spirits and part spiritual guru. Inside the walls of cafe rembrandt, where whipping fresh cream is an act of poetry and pouring a drink an act of faith,
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We are proud to announce the eagerly awaited second novel by award-winning novelist, Des Zamorano! What would it feel like to be raised by a skilled con artist? Would you know when she was pulling a con on you? Twenty-seven-year-old Jackie Paz knows too much about her mother’s life to trust her, which
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David O. Antonuccio received his B.A. (1975) in psychology (honors) and economics from Stanford University. He received his M.A. (1979) and Ph.D. (1980) in Clinical Psychology from the University of Oregon. He is a Professor Emeritus in the Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Nevada School of Medicine and a past
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The first full collection of short fiction from award-winning writer, Douglas Smith Chimerascope [ki-meer-uh-skohp] — a story of many parts… A young artist hungers to draw you. A dinner conversation takes three lifetimes to finish. A geologist faces a planet-sized, eons-old puzzle to save her crew. The hero of the Fall of Earth must
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by Cindie Geddes. Yes, writing is an art. It’s a passion, a dream, a calling. But it’s also a business. And for most of the last 50 years, it’s been a dysfunctional one. Until recently, writers had few options when it came to bringing their books to the readers. They could 1. Self-publish, which meant
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