Celebrating Independent Authors
Did you see the three different video book trailers featured this week on Indies Unlimited? Well, check them out below, and vote for the one you felt was best. No money—no prizes—all for the glory.
This week’s entrants are:
1. Killer in Sight, by Sandra Carrington-Smith
2. Immortal Obsession, by Denise K. Rago
3. Into the Vast, by DJ Edwardson
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When Adan awakes in a research facility known as the Institute he has no memory of who he was. Worse still, the scientists nursing him back to health don’t seem to care. They only seem interested in him as a research project. But the strange technology they’ve fused inside of him and his missing memories are only the beginning as he finds himself swept up in a conflict between the researchers and the last remnants of humanity untouched by their experiments.
Step into the journey of one man to rediscover his own identity and in the process to save humanity from its greatest enemy: itself.
Into the Vast, the high-tech Science Fiction novel by DJ Edwardson, is available from Amazon.com, Amazon UK, Kobo and Barnes & Noble.
Vampire Christian Du Mauré watches over Amanda and Ryan, the last two descendants of a painful affair he had more than two centuries ago with the beautiful Josette Delacore in Paris. On the eve of revolution, he made her a promise.
Presently Christian’s promise is intact. Amanda’s life is happily predictable: working for New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. One night Amanda is roused by an unexpected phone call from Ryan who urgently needs her help. Against her better judgment, she rushes to meet him in Central Park becomes entangled in a world she never imagined was real.
Immortal Obsession, the paranormal romance by Denise K. Rago, is available from Amazon.com, Amazon UK and Barnes & Noble.
Killer in Sight
by Sandra Carrington-Smith
Available from Amazon.
When a young woman is found murdered in a public park, it is up to RPD detective Lt. Tom Lackey to locate her killer. With the help of his longtime girlfriend and professional photographer, Kathy Spencer, Lackey unravels a mystery laden with psychosis and unexpected revelations. While Tom is busy following the multiple clues pouring in from different directions, Kathy gets to work to prove her own theory: The last image viewed by the dying person can be lifted from the eyes of the victim to identify the murderer. Using her background in photography and her passion for iridology, Kathy enlists the help of Dr. Greer, a snow-haired medical examiner who allows her to take shots of Tracey Newman’s eyes. Her findings are puzzling, but they are supported by Alexis Howard, the dead girl’s ten-year-old half sister who volunteers information she claims was delivered to her by her imaginary friend Lily. With multiple suspects floating up to the surface and skeletons yanked out of unlikely closets, Tom must rely on his methodical expertise and on Kathy’s insight to find the killer before tragedy strikes again.