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Michael Czerwiec-Feliciano

December 26, 2024 by scott

It’s the Daily DNA – Discover a New Author from the QueeRomance Ink site. Today: Michael Czerwiec-Feliciano MM Action-Adventure, Contemporary, Mystery-Thriller, Sci-Fi, Suspense, Young Adult Michael Czerwiec-Feliciano grew up in the small town of Monroe, IA and after stints on both the West coast (San Francisco & LA) and the East coast (Quincy, MA) currently resides in Waukee, IA with his amazing husband, Alfelino, whom he met on a blind date in California many years ago. Michael is enjoying being back in Iowa. Michael is currently putting the finishing touches on his third YA gay novel in his new “Precipice” series while still shopping the first two books in this … Read more

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Author Spotlight: Russell J. Sanders

November 10, 2024 by scott

It’s the Daily DNA – Discover a New Author from the QueeRomance Ink site. Today: Russell J. Sanders MM Comedy, Contemporary, Gaylit, Historical, New Adult, Young Adult A teacher, a singer, an actor, a director, a chef, a traveler, a writer…these are all descriptions of native Texas author Russell J. Sanders, now residing in Las Vegas, Nevada. A life spent in Texas led to a relocation adventure, because that’s what life is about–embarking on adventures. So he and his husband set out for parts unknown and are loving it! Russell writes young adult novels, and his works are infused with his travel experiences. Thus far, his novels have taken readers … Read more

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Summary: Mystery beckons when a young woman seeks out budding amateur detective Pineapple “Motts” Mottley to find her missing mother in the third novel of the Motts Cold Case Mystery series. Murder comes to Motts’s doorstep when a stranger asks her to investigate a suspicious disappearance. Past experience tells her to say no yet her curiosity wins out. What’s the harm in asking a few questions? The missing person case quickly evolves into murder when a body is found in the strangest circumstances. Motts sifts through various suspects and lies, only to come face to face with danger. Things become even more personal when a killer from her childhood makes an unwelcome appearance. How many close calls can Motts escape? Will she survive amidst a flood of beer and a catastrophic inferno?