Peter E. Fenton Recommends Some Awesome New Releases

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My full newsletter isn’t coming out for a few weeks and I still have to hold off on my BIG secret news until then. In the meantime, I’m writing on the third installment of the Declan Hunt Mysteries series and the manuscript will be heading to the publisher in a matter of months. When not writing, I try and read at least an hour each day and I have a few recommendations that might be great stocking stuffers or presents for the upcoming holiday season.

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First of all, R. Frank Davis’s new novel LOVE GODS MAGIC THE BLACK PHARAOH is really well written, and if you like spice … Frank knows how to write this material well. This is a great fantasy M/M Romance and I highly recommend it.

Here’s the description.

Branden loves his college roommate. He’s a strong, serious African—and as overpoweringly gorgeous as a marble statue. He even has a statue’s name: Taharqa, the Black Pharaoh who ruled Egypt and Nubia in Old Testament times. But he’s just Archie to Branden.

When Branden learns the secret that has brought Taharqa to the States, nothing can keep him from joining in the plan to bring needed material to modern technology. But there are forces seeking to uncover their efforts and take the glory for themselves. Their teamwork—and their love—are put to the test at every turn.

Taharqa loves Branden. He’s a joyous wrestler jock and a brilliant classmate. Unfortunately, Taharqa has a task—a world-important stratagem—and he doesn’t want to expose Brand to the perils shadowing his efforts and endangering his secret, ancient people. Complicating things further is a mythic challenge meant to change Taharqa from human to god.

Love overcomes caution as the risks increase. From the States to Sudan, sailing the River Nile, and battling multiple kidnappers across Rome, they confront the dark forces moving in. Will Taharqa’s powers and his love be enough to rescue Brand and save the secret of Nubia and his hidden home?

To purchase a copy, click here.

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If your tastes run more to mystery, then check out Alex Henry’s latest novel Murder Under Construction. This is the first in a five part series and you’re going to love getting to know the complex detective Leon Peterson.

Here’s the description.

On the brink of closing a high-profile terrorism investigation, DI Leon Peterson and his team are pulled off to investigate a cold case, a body found on a site for a new airport hotel. He knows this is political posturing, but it doesn’t make it easier to accept watching another DI muscle in on his team’s work.

For Leon, though, the decades-old cold case turns out to be closer to home in more than one way. His DS, Jasmine Todd, can’t understand his interest in the dead man, and Leon is not sure he wants to talk about his past. One thing he fears is that he may have a very personal connection to the deceased. Will the body finally give him the answers he’s waited for nearly forty years?

Even as some shocking revelations come to light, Leon can’t help being distracted by the terrorism case. He’s convinced the new DI in charge is chasing the wrong lead, and his conscience won’t let him leave it alone. No matter if it risks his career—and his life.

To pick up your copy, click here. And the book is available in Kindle Unlimited.

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I love good writing, and Jerome J Bourgault’s latest book Day of Epiphany creates a mesmerizing fictional story out of one of Canada’s terrible chapters in its history. Jerome has a way of creating full characters and a compelling tale that keeps you turning the pages. Here’s a description of the book.

Inspired by True Events

At the stroke of a pen, Sister Cassandra Lalonde has gone from being a teacher in an orphanage to a nurse in a psychiatric hospital, and her beloved students have been “reclassified” as mental patients. Set against the backdrop of Québec’s Grande Noirceur (Great Darkness) of the 1940s and ’50s, Day of Epiphany tells a haunting, riveting story inspired by the true events of the Duplessis orphans scandal, a much overlooked national tragedy.

Invisible to society, and with no rights under the law, the children of Sainte-Madeleine Institute are subjected to horrific experimental treatments and unspeakable abuse. Alone against the combined powers of the Catholic Church, the autocratic government of Maurice Duplessis, and the province’s medical authorities, Cassandra must resort to increasingly drastic measures to protect those under her care. Ghostly hymns and desperate prayers build to a crescendo. When Cassandra’s plans to save one of her best and brightest students fall apart, she renounces her vows, and is left to pick up the threads of a shocking criminal scandal with roots stretching far beyond the walls of Sainte-Madeleine.

This is a story of faith and betrayal, irreconcilable loyalties, and one courageous woman’s dauntless humanity in the face of institutionalized oppression. Part historical fiction and part mystery, with the atmosphere of a noir thriller, Day of Epiphany underscores a transformative moment in Canadian history.

To purchase a copy, click here.

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I’ll be back with news about the title of my new book, and some exciting events coming up in the new year. Until then, thanks for reading.

Warmest Regards,

Peter E. Fenton

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