"The Conservative Libertarian Fiction Alliance is happy to announce that we will now be featuring book bombs, where we focus attention on lesser-known fiction authors who deserve to be better known. For the next two days (Monday, July 18 and Tuesday, July 19), please consider purchasing one or more of the books on this list. (Come on … You know you need a couple good reads for your vacation!) If your friend asks for a good book recommendation, send them a link to this page. If you think pop culture should better represent the voices of conservatives and libertarians, please help spread the word."
Yes, I'm on the list.
Yes, so are authors that I've reviewed before.
So are one or two books I've reviewed before.
Take a look, I think you'll enjoy some of these. Especially the first few. Enjoy.
1. The Notice by Daniella Bova
2. Honor at Stake by Declan Finn
"One's a bloodthirsty monster, the other is a vampire. Welcome to New York City, where Vampires Burn."
3. Chasing Freedom, by Marina Fontaine
"Geeks and outcasts fight an oppressive regime in near-future America."
4. Iron Chamber of Memory, by John C. Wright
"On an island time has forgotten, a man remembers a lost love, a lost soul, and an eternal evil."
5.The Unexpected Enlightenment of Rachel Griffin, by L. Jagi Lamplighter Wright
"Fringe meets Narnia at Hogwarts"
6. Her Brother's Keeper by Michael Kupari
7. By the Hands of Men, Book One: The Old World by Roy Madison Griffis
8. The Gods Defense (Laws of Magic Book 1) by Amie Gibbons
"In a world where the gods and magic have returned, enforcing justice just got a lot more hazardous!"
9. Portals of Infinity: Kaiju by John Van Stry
10. Beyond the Mist (The Chara Series Book 1) by Ben Zwycky
11. Echo of the High Kings by Jacob Spriggs
"In a world of vengeful spirits and dark gods, a handful stand against the darkness."
12. On Different Strings: A Musical Romance, by Nitay Arbel
"Penniless Texan guitar goddess teaches British engineering professor. Hearts start beating in harmony. The world has other ideas."
13. Fight for Liberty, by Theresa Linden
14. Van Ripplewink: You Can't Go Home Again, by Paul Clayton
15. Amy Lynn: Lady of Castle Dunn, by Jack July
16. The Worst President in History: The Legacy of Barack Obama, Matt Margolis
17. The Devil's Dictum by Frederick Heimbach
18. The Good Fight, by Justin Justin T Robinson
19. The Violet Crow by Michael Sheldon
Yes, I'm on the list.
Yes, so are authors that I've reviewed before.
So are one or two books I've reviewed before.
Take a look, I think you'll enjoy some of these. Especially the first few. Enjoy.
2. Honor at Stake by Declan Finn
"One's a bloodthirsty monster, the other is a vampire. Welcome to New York City, where Vampires Burn."
3. Chasing Freedom, by Marina Fontaine
"Geeks and outcasts fight an oppressive regime in near-future America."
4. Iron Chamber of Memory, by John C. Wright
"On an island time has forgotten, a man remembers a lost love, a lost soul, and an eternal evil."
5.The Unexpected Enlightenment of Rachel Griffin, by L. Jagi Lamplighter Wright
"Fringe meets Narnia at Hogwarts"
6. Her Brother's Keeper by Michael Kupari
7. By the Hands of Men, Book One: The Old World by Roy Madison Griffis
8. The Gods Defense (Laws of Magic Book 1) by Amie Gibbons
"In a world where the gods and magic have returned, enforcing justice just got a lot more hazardous!"
9. Portals of Infinity: Kaiju by John Van Stry
10. Beyond the Mist (The Chara Series Book 1) by Ben Zwycky
11. Echo of the High Kings by Jacob Spriggs
"In a world of vengeful spirits and dark gods, a handful stand against the darkness."
12. On Different Strings: A Musical Romance, by Nitay Arbel
"Penniless Texan guitar goddess teaches British engineering professor. Hearts start beating in harmony. The world has other ideas."
13. Fight for Liberty, by Theresa Linden
14. Van Ripplewink: You Can't Go Home Again, by Paul Clayton
15. Amy Lynn: Lady of Castle Dunn, by Jack July
16. The Worst President in History: The Legacy of Barack Obama, Matt Margolis
17. The Devil's Dictum by Frederick Heimbach
18. The Good Fight, by Justin Justin T Robinson
19. The Violet Crow by Michael Sheldon
I've just finished some of the books on the list. Every book on the list that I've read has been high quality work worth reading. Especially that Honor at Stake by some guy whose name I never remember. ;)
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