Any One of Y’all Coulda Done Did It

"Any One of Y'all Coulda Done Did It: The Murder of Mayor Spurgeon Turgeon Reynolds (Murder Mystery Party for 16 Players)" by Nancy & Laura DeMaria

NOT YOUR AVERAGE MURDER MYSTERY PARTY WARNING: This book contains a great deal of vulgarity and tomfoolery. Please do not proceed if you are easily offended, triggered, or use Twitter. The year is 1898. As much as Baby Anne secretly hated her husband, she never imagined anyone would hurt him. But they sure did. And now he’s stone cold dead. The story begins in Baby Anne’s North Carolina home as the late Mayor’s friends and loved ones gather after his funeral. Polite conversation turns to chaos as the accusations fly. Who murdered the Mayor? Will justice be served? If a train is traveling west at 60 mph, how much will the tickets cost? In this mystery, everyone has something to hide: from the local brothel proprietor to the not-so-naïve stable boy. This spellbinding murder mystery dinner party book is your key to hosting an unforgettable evening. It includes a guest list of 16 captivating characters, a mesmerizing 3-act script, printable downloads, and clear instructions on how to host the party. To ensure every guest at your dinner party can participate in the fun, purchase 16 copies of this book (one for every guest). Alternatively, you may ask each guest to buy his or her own paperback or Kindle copy, but the guests must promise not to read the script ahead of time. BONUS #1: With your purchase, you will also receive access to a special note from one of the dinner guests, Durham’s very own Madame, Ms. Cleopatra “Jibbly Jewels” Jackson. She has stories that will make your mouth water and your jibblies tingle. Yum. BONUS #2: With every paperback purchase, you will also receive the Kindle version for free!

My Crazy (Sick) Love

Get Your Copy FREE! For Limited Time!

"My Crazy (Sick) Love: A delightful laugh-out-loud romantic comedy" by Drica Pinotti

| Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Amanda Loeb is a single, intelligent New York City attorney coming up on the eve of her thirtieth birthday. With a stable job, circle of supportive friends, and close relationships with her mother and sister one detail sets Amanda apart from others – she is a hypochondriac. Her medicine cabinet is home to a stock of medications sourced from an actively managed A-Z list of the best doctors in NYC. When Amanda meets Brian Marshall, a handsome and charismatic restaurant owner, her heart beats in undiagnosable somersaults. As their relationship develops Amanda learns the intricacies and complications love brings may be the cure-all ‘pill’ she needs to free herself from the affliction - for the rest of her life.

Travesty

"Travesty" by Hayden Bradford

| Website | Facebook | Twitter | Quirky satire. Humour. The tale questions the Christian religion, its writings and theorises on its existence, which provides for a novel that is not only hilarious but thought-provoking and appealing to a broad audience. As the book is written to make people laugh, the author has been careful not to get into any blasphemy. It is a brave and different style of writing that uses clever prophecies at the end of each chapter.

Strange Cars in the Night

"Strange Cars in the Night" by Eric Keegan

| Website | Twitter | Instagram | Strange Cars in the Night is a savage debut poetry collection that moves at breakneck speed, written in the taste of a modern-day Hunter S. Thompson. It continues to unfurl Eric's stream of conscious writing style onto the page and depicts an almost hallucinogenic recounting of what happens every night when the moon comes out to play.

Humor & Entertainment