The Realm Travellers story continues in this new addition to the series. What Readers are saying ‘A Parallel Dimension is the fast-paced, action-packed sequel to The Realm Travellers - The Ancient Gateway. It continues the story of how the team, together with their one-time adversaries and with the help of real world forces effect the rescue of Ryker and Max. This brilliant new YA writer achieves suspense and humour with a carefully crafted realistic storyline. Highly recommended.’ Lyn Behan, author of The Men and The Medium and Seeking Samuel Goldberg. ‘In A Parallel Dimension, the second book in the Realm Travellers series, Jack and his friends must undergo further trials and setbacks in the mysterious world beyond the portal. This is a fast-paced and exciting sequel to TheAncient Gateway, with many twists and turns to keep the reader guessing. With the snappy dialogue and excellent characterisation we have come to … [Read more...]
OUT NOW: Realm Travellers – The Ancient Gateway by M.J. Raco
I love the cover of this book - kudos to Rose of K.Rose Kreative. I also love the story and highly recommend it to all who love YA fantasy or superhero stories or even just a good story with great young characters. While on a school camp, teenagers Max, Jack, Peanut, Ruby and Kenny stumble through an ancient gateway into another world, a dimension frozen in time. They discover that they’ve acquired superhuman abilities and must compete in deadly barbaric games or be sent into exile to face certain death at the hands of savage forest dwellers. They need to master their extraordinary skills, fast, and use them to defeat their challengers. Will they survive long enough to engage in the ultimate test for their freedom, a battle against the Realm’s champions, the Invincibles? BUY NOW Order through your local bookstore, or to make sure you get a good price order online through one of the following retailers. PAPERBACK Amazon Book … [Read more...]
Out Now: Masquerade of Truth by Gary L. Kreigh
You might remember Gary from his other book Why Birds Fall that I published last year. If you enjoyed that thriller/mystery about corruption in the aviation industry, you're sure to enjoy this one as well. It's a story about a delightful character, a retired reverend, who visits New Orleans and gets swept up in a murder mystery. The book is populated with a cast of colourful characters and the setting of New Orleans gives the book an exotic flavour. A highly recommended read. Cover image by Rose of K. Rose Kreative Description When Reverend Richard Fountain comes across a homeless person breathing his last after a vicious attack, his visit to New Orleans takes a disturbing turn. Realising the dying man may not be what he seems, Fountain makes enquiries of various colourful New Orleans’ characters. Though warned to leave the investigations to the police, the Reverend sets about uncovering the truth himself. But nothing is as it appears in New Orleans. Even dead men can hide … [Read more...]
Out Now: ‘Identical Misfortune’, a Unique Thriller by Richard Zappa
AIA Publishing is delighted to announce the publication of Identical Misfortune by Richard Zappa. This is another of our top quality titles of 2020, highly recommended reading for anyone who likes something hard to put down. Separated at Birth; Reunited in Murder Separated at birth, thirty-three-year-old identical twins Ann Livingston and Veronica Westbrook couldn’t be more different: Ann, a loving wife and mother battling depression over the stillborn death of a daughter and infertility from a hysterectomy; Veronica, a heartless sociopath who would commit any crime—and any sin—to make her next big score. When Veronica learns that Ann has married into a wealthy family, she hatches a plan to become Ann. Cool, calm and clever, Veronica manipulates family members and the police into believing she’s Ann, and then stages Ann’s suicide, making off with millions under a new identity as she prepares to realize her high-school-yearbook dream of living abroad as a wealthy … [Read more...]
OUT NOW: Bending the Arc by Don Thompson
Bending the Arc is a stunning book. I was so please when it came across my desk, because not only does it deal with pressing issues of contemporary society but also it has been written in a sensitive literary style. AIA Publishing is proud to announce the publication of this book. DESCRIPTION When Luke Mason learns of his brother’s white supremacist connections, he and his family are horrified. Initially they treat it as a thorny but manageable political difference between relatives – a private matter – but as shocking new information comes to light, Luke is forced to see the situation in broader terms. Tolerance and inaction are no longer options. WHAT READERS ARE SAYING “Massively entertaining yet profoundly thought-provoking, Bending the Arc illuminates the edges where our light meets shadow. Within the captivating tale of two brothers, Luke and Finn, Thompson, a master storyteller, invites us to sit in the fire where our uncomfortableness can mask as … [Read more...]
OUT NOW: Dancing on the Head of a Pin, Trish Griffin
Dancing on the Head of a Pin: Reflections on the Camino is another title in our memoir series. This short book includes colour photos in the paperback version, printed on quality paper, making it a lovely book for your coffee table, and the story is one of grit and determination to give you a lift in the hardest of times. The stunning cover gives a sense of the richness inside! Description Dancing on the Head of a Pin: Reflections on the Camino chronicles a woman's inner and outer journey as she walks the Camino de Santiago trail while managing her Type 1 insulin-dependent diabetes. What Readers are Saying ‘Trish Griffin has delivered an absorbing tale of triumph, a compulsory study for those contemplating a pilgrimage.’ Bruce Langner ‘Dancing on the Head of a Pin is as profound as its title. It’s an invitation and a warning, but above all it’s a courageous testament to the pilgrim spirit. Griffin is funny and knowledgeable. Her book is an unputdownable … [Read more...]
Out Now: Pool of Life by Pete Trewin
POOL OF LIFE: PETE TREWIN Jack ‘Flash’ Gordon’s private investigation business in Liverpool is in trouble with staffing issues and changing technology. So when Sarah Gladwyn from an old Welsh family commissions the ex-copper to investigate a series of threats and attacks from an anonymous assailant, it seems like a lifeline. The stalker is obsessed with the family’s role in oppressing the local slate workers in Victorian times and stealing Welsh water for use in England. It’s a great opportunity for Jack so what could possibly go wrong? How about murders, discovery of skeletons in cupboards, conspiracies, bent coppers, corrupt politicians, violent gangsters and a terrorist threat to Liverpool’s water supply. Flash Gordon? He’ll need to be Jumping Jack Flash to get through this one. Buy Now Paperback: Amazon Book Depository Ebook: Kindle Categories: Mystery, Thrillers Tags: crime, England, Liverpool REVIEW ‘Pool of Life by Pete … [Read more...]
Out Now: Wall of Tears by David Kerr
I'm proud to announce the release of this exceptional book from AIA Publishing, the first of an excellent line up we have for you this year. Wall of Tears by David Kerr is one of those books you really ought not miss, especially if you want to delve into the issues facing Israel and Palestine. Tahlia Newland: Managing Editor, AIA Publishing. DESCRIPTION Abdiel and Maya, both Polish Jews, survive the horrors of the Holocaust and, in 1948, settle into kibbutz life in the emerging State of Israel. Their lives become intertwined with a Palestinian Arab family, bringing both happiness and heartbreak as religions and cultures clash and forbidden passions rage. At the Wailing Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem, Abdiel sheds a single silent tear created by his dark past. His son, Uri, upset by his papa’s pain, questions his distress, only to be met with silence. As the years pass, Abdiel’s inability to speak of his torment has a profound impact on his family. Uri embarks on a … [Read more...]
Coming Soon: Wall of Tears, an ‘Extraordinary Book’ on the Israel – Palestine Conflict.
Wall of Tears by David Kerr When David Kerr submitted the manuscript of Wall of Tears for consideration by AIA Publishing, I realised that he was giving me the opportunity to publish a real winner. The depth of his research on the Palestine - Israel conflict, his personal experience of spending time with people on both sides, and his compassionate and balanced approach to writing this inter-generational story make it a very special book. And if you've read his first book, Out of Latvia, you'll not want to miss this one. David's writing has matured even further, and you'll learn historical facts that may surprise you. Early reviews support my gut feeling on this one. Description Abdiel and Maya, both Polish Jews, survive the horrors of the Holocaust and, in 1948, settle into kibbutz life in the emerging State of Israel. Their lives become intertwined with a Palestinian Arab family, bringing both happiness and heartbreak as religions and cultures clash and forbidden … [Read more...]
Pool of Life: An excellent mystery/thriller Coming Soon
After publishing Pete Trewin's previous book Not Without Risk, I was thrilled when he presented me with another in the same style. Pete has an edgy style that I really love, and he's produced an excellent mystery/thriller. One reviewer called Pool of Life, 'tightly wound, moving in a staccato beat through the seamy underside and scaly upper crust of Liverpool with the stakes rising higher with each explosive encounter. ' This is well worth a read, especially if you happen to know Liverpool! POOL OF LIFE: PETE TREWIN Jack ‘Flash’ Gordon’s private investigation business in Liverpool is in trouble with staffing issues and changing technology. So when Sarah Gladwyn from an old Welsh family commissions the ex-copper to investigate a series of threats and attacks from an anonymous assailant, it seems like a lifeline. The stalker is obsessed with the family’s role in oppressing the local slate workers in Victorian times and stealing Welsh water for use in England. It’s a great … [Read more...]
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