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Instant Pot Chow for Dogs: Easy DIY Meals to Keep Your Dog Happy, Healthy & Active

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FREE on Kindle Keep Your Dog Happy, Healthy and Active With These Easy DIY Recipes! Would you like to know how to feed your dog so that it can enjoy nutritious and balanced meals?   Instant Pot Chow for Dogs     Did you know not that not all dog food is good for your friend? Learn what foods to avoid! OUR DOGS … [Read more...]

The Ice Queen

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Countdown starts February 24th at 99c and runs until March 2nd. Petra Larson is a head turner; people notice her more than other women. Young, smart and confident, she is an example of a beautiful, successful woman who appears to have it all, but there is more to her than meets the eye: her job at a lettings agency cloaks a dangerous and lucrative … [Read more...]

Fire Princess and the Outcasts

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Fire Princess and the Outcasts (light novel) AMAZON COUNTDOWN:  Starts at 99cents on Feb 17th. This book is the winner of a light novel contest voted on by members of VicsLab.com. When a bounty mission takes an unexpected turn, it brings three girls together on a journey. The runaway princess with fiery red hair, Rosella, and her loyal … [Read more...]

An Agent for Fallon (The Pinkerton Matchmaker Book 60)

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Oh, my goodness! I couldn't have loved this story more. I'm already a huge fan of this series, but this one provided a surprise twist that kept me guessing until the very end. As an avid reader, I love being challenged and I love not being able to guess the end of a book. Only a very skilled storyteller can pull this off in an established series … [Read more...]

First Encounter

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First Encounter "Once again Jasper T Scott has written a very believable and spellbinding story, this could be the way we finally make contact with an alien species. I can hardly wait for the next book in the series, and I may just read this one again."   -Gordon Sears, Amazon Reviewer … [Read more...]

Where the Crawdads Sing

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“A painfully beautiful first novel that is at once a murder mystery, a coming-of-age narrative and a celebration of nature....Owens here surveys the desolate marshlands of the North Carolina coast through the eyes of an abandoned child. And in her isolation that child makes us open our own eyes to the secret wonders—and dangers—of her private … [Read more...]

If You Give A Jerk A Gingerbread

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" The story follows Ginger, a baker who is excited to be entering into a festive competition hosted by the Food Network. When she meets Keller, a celebrity chef, they have instant chemistry and she can’t believe that one of the judges is flirting with her and seems to love her cookies. The only problem? He’s not actually a judge, he’s one of her … [Read more...]

Spilled Beer: A Love Striving to Survive

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Steve has been the model employee. Always doing what he is expected of him. He is everything a country needs to remain secure against terrorist threats. Well on the path to a cushy retirement, Steve’s carefully manicured life is about to come off the rails. Spilled Beer: A Love Striving to Survive … [Read more...]

Mini Habits for Weight Loss

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"This is an excellent book. I've read the original Mini Habits book, which was also excellent, but I didn't think this would have much to add to the original book. I was definitely wrong, I'm glad to say. This book provides a fresh perspective on the concepts of dieting, exercise, and weight loss."  ~Amazon Reviewer "I'm a big fan of Stephen … [Read more...]

Thirst Trap

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"Four young gay friends stumbling through years of dysfunctional living. A lover's suicide, a brother's death, both occurred in the past, but the way the men deal (or really, don't deal with them) are holding the tragedies in the present."   -Amazon Reviewer Thirst Trap … [Read more...]

The 1% Rule: How to Fall in Love with the Process and Achieve Your Wildest Dreams

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"The best book I've read in a long time! The problem with most "self-help" books is that they contains a ton of great thoughts and theories without any actionable steps to take now. Not the case with this book. Tommy Baker does an excellent job at getting to the core of the problems, instilling motivation, and then giving action steps that can be … [Read more...]