BHC Press science fiction writers Caytlyn Brooke (award-winning author of Wired), Robert Davies (award-winning author of Specimen 959), Gary Morgenstein (author of A Mound Over Hell), and Lexy Wolfe (author of Ravenhawk) […]
BHC Press is pleased to announce they have launched their new online storefront in conjunction with Bookshop.org to help support the independent bookstore community as well as several new initiatives to help […]
We realize everyone is going through a challenging time and we’re here to help with books! Everyone at BHC Press would also like to say thank you to everyone who is out […]
Award-winning YA author Tracy Hewitt Meyer discusses her new release A Life Redefined, and the inspiration behind the Rowan Slone series. “A searing portrayal of a teen navigating her dysfunctional family that […]
Richard L. DuMont, author of the Native American Johnny Hunter novels, discusses his new middle-grade/YA novel, Heritage, and what it’s like for Johnny Hunter to be living on a Cheyenne reservation in […]
TS Teller discusses her new novel Hidden in Plain Sight and delves into the duel personality of her psychic assassin and what’s next in the series. About the book: Computer genius by […]
Ellen Alexander, author of the fun middle-grade mystery series The Dinswood Chronicles, discusses her new novel, The Missing Mortals, and shares more info on the characters, Dinswood Academy, and what’s next for […]
Jolene Grace discusses the world of espionage, her new release, Going Dark, and introduces us to the main character in her new series: spy Gabriel Jets. About the book: CIA agent Gabriel […]
Candace Gish, creator of the Divas That Care series, discusses her new compilation, Young Divas That Care. About the book: Think big and follow your passion. That’s exactly what the seventeen young […]
A is for Atlantis, P is for Plato, and H is for Helena Blavatsky. Fantasy author Amy Kuivalainen shares more on the lost city, these two historical figures, and how they are […]
