Category Archives: Book Trailers
The Lady Bornekova
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The Millionaire Plan
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Never Say Forever
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Perfect Summer book video
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Bittersweet by Michele Barrow-Belisle
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No Frills Buffalo Rocks Out
Title: No Stoppin’ This Boppin’: Let the Good Times Roll Authors: Bob and Terri Skurzewski Genre: Non-Fiction, Music Retail Price: $19.95 Available: Amazon.com, B&N.com, Nofrillsbuffalo.com The rock and roll era was the teenagers’ “Perfect Storm.” It settled hard and fast in Buffalo with underlying currents of music, but in 1957 when WBNY-AM transitioned to […]
No Frills Buffalo Goes Deathless
New From No Frills Buffalo Title: Of Darkness and Deathless Author: Timothy Monahan Retail Price: $12.95 (Paperback) $6.99 (Kindle and Nook) Genre: Fantasy/Mystery Dr. Samuel Fox never loved his son, 14-year old Preston Scott. At least, that is what Preston believes as he attends his father’s wake in September 1939. The teenager has spent his […]
New From No Frills Buffalo: THE PLAZA
New From No Frills Buffalo Title: The Plaza Author: Guillermo Paxton Genre: Crime Fiction Retail Price: $15.95 Also available for Kindle and Nook Praise for THE PLAZA “It is an unforgettable novel that you won’t put down.” -R. Hastings “THE PLAZA is a brilliant piece of work.” -Chris Mendius “Hard hitting and intense.” -crimelovers.net […]
Stolen!
Edmond, Oklahoma – 4RV Publishing announces the novel Stolen by Vivian Gilbert Zabel is now out. ARCs (Advance Reader Copies) were sent to reviewers for the past two months, and the book’s debut will be in time for Christmas shopping. The emotion, frustration, and helplessness she felt when two grandchildren were taken by their father […]
