
Whether
it be stars in the sky, stars atop trees, or stars who offer great
reads, all are holiday stars to savor. The holiday stars of Pocket Star
EBooks offer perfect escapes for winding
down this holiday season:
KATE MEADER
Rekindle the Flame (Nov. 30)
Romance / Contemporary /
Holidays
►Rekindle the Flame
is the Hot in Chicago series prequel e-novella for $1.99 by Pocket Star EBooks
►Melting Point
is the mm romance e-novella from the series by Pocket Star EBooks
►The
Hot in Chicago series: Flirting with Fire (#1), Playing with Fire (#2),
Sparking the Fire (#3 in September 2016)
►Playing with Fire
is a PW Best Book of 2015 for Romance/Erotica
“[A] flawless contemporary…Deft characterization, high stakes, and unabashed sexual hunger drive the gripping fast-paced
story.”
DANI-LYN ALEXANDER
The New Year’s Wish (Nov. 30)
Romance / Contemporary /
Holidays
►Also indulge in Dani-Lyn Alexander’s
The Perfect Gift Pocket Star EBook!
“Alexander paints a reliable, feel-good romance for
the season that hits all the right notes, which is exactly what readers
will seek for the holidays.”
—Library Journal
MARIAH STEWART
If Only In My Dreams (Nov. 30)
Romance / Contemporary /
Holidays
IBOOKSTORE (ebook)
KINDLE (ebook)
NOOK
(ebook)
GOOGLE PLAY (ebook)
►The
final installment in the Chesapeake Diaries,
Driftwood Point, will publish June 21, 2016. If you can’t wait until then, indulge in the recent
New York Times bestselling Chesapeake Diaries #9, That Chesapeake Summer
REXANNE BECNEL
Angels in the Snow (Oct. 27)
Romance / Contemporary /
Holidays
►Tune in to UP Friday, December 18th, 7:00 pm ET to watch the
movie Angels in the Snow!
►Also indulge in Rexanne Becnel’s
The Christmas Train Pocket Star EBook!
“A sweet tale of unconditional family love.”
—Library Journal
RAQIYAH MAYS
The Man Curse (Nov. 16; Pocket Star / Karen Hunter EBook)
Fiction / African American / Contemporary Women

►Interview with
Ebony
►A Little Respect & Romance | African American Fiction (and More) “VERDICT
There’s a lot to like about this ebook original. Meena has a good heart
but manages to make lousy decisions with men, a problem that will have
many female readers nodding in agreement. Making her fiction debut with a
novel that is equally raw, profane, and touching, Mays is a promising
author to watch.”
—Library Journal
ADRIAN PHOENIX
Thinning the Herd (Jan. 4)
Fiction / Fantasy / Urban
Buy Links on this page:Simon & Shuster
►”Uproariously funny urban fantasy.”
—Publishers Weekly
► “It was fun, it was ridiculous, it was funny, it was, at times, even epic in a glorious, over the top action movie kind of
way, it was cartoony and yes it was often puerile. And I enjoyed it.”
—Fangs for the Fantasy
GABRA ZACKMAN
Double Down (Jan. 11) is book 3 in The Bod Squad series
Fiction / Romance / Contemporary

►“Game On
is a thrilling romantic caper
filled with double crosses, gadgets, and just the right amount of
heat…Zackman’s debut mixes romance, pop culture, and espionage into a
page-turner that plays with expectations. Readers will
find a fast-paced story that is equal parts action and romance.”
—Library Journal
L.J. OLIVER
The Humbug Murders: An Ebenezer Scrooge Mystery
Fiction / Mystery & Detective / Historical

► “Houses of ill fame, naughty noblemen, mutilation and murder, opium dens, conspiracies, blackmail, dim-witted coppers, and a cast that includes, among others, Fagin, the Artful Dodger, Mr. Pickwick, Ebenezer Scrooge, and Charles Dickens himself—it's all here in Oliver's tale set during the run-up to Christmas, 1833…Oliver includes enough action and sufficient twists and turns to provide some fun by the fireside, accompanied, perhaps, by a nice glass of Madeira.”
—Publishers Weekly
►“VERDICT: This
series launch from Oliver is a gritty period mystery that features
clever appearances by Dickens and several of his characters.”
—Library Journal
(What’s in Santa’s Book Bag?)
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