Hidden Earth, Volume 1, Maycly, Parts One, Two & Three

Hidden Earth, Volume 1, Maycly, Parts One, Two & Three Review

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Maycly is a world everyone longs to experience, but for Iona Maycly has become a fading dream. For you see, Iona was left alone to fend for herself and after years of searching for her missing family, she'd all but given up hope. But the Grand Wizard SUL had a plan. An epic tale of Good vs. Evil, Maycly is filled with adventure, trials, love, and epic battles, along with fantastic flora, creative creatures, and characters that come to life. Will Iona discover her true destiny? Will she ever find her missing family? Is Maycly bound to an existence of Evil for eternity? What will happen to Earth? Only the tales of Hidden Earth hold the answers. Your journey begins with Volume I, Maycly. Janet, along with her sister Dar Bagby, illustrator and proofreader, have come together across the miles and combined their talents of a fantastical imagination and exceptional artistry. Together, this sister team hopes you enjoy reading their story as much as they enjoyed creating it.

Hidden in Havana (Thomas Dunne Books)

Hidden in Havana (Thomas Dunne Books) Review

In Cuba, deceit is routine, paranoia is reasonable, and everything banned thrives out of sight. 

Elena Miranda, a special-needs teacher, has no idea what lies behind the wall in her bathroom, nor that a ruthless Vietnam vet has come to Havana to retrieve it for his employer. The beautiful woman posing as the American vet’s wife is actually with him for only one reason: Her Spanish is fluent, his is nonexistent.

What they are there to do is neither an easy nor a pleasant task. Another man is also after what is behind that wall, and other problems complicate the job. Shortly after the Americans arrive, Elena’s brother is murdered, and a Havana cop is assigned to the crime. Calmly but relentlessly, Captain Felix Trujillo begins to work on the murder and discovers that the dead man was hardly an upstanding citizen. He does find clues he can use, especially when he becomes aware that he is following not one but a trail of corpses.

Hidden in Havana is a shocking story of betrayal and cunning, where the hunters become hunted, the best-laid plans are derailed by greed and virtue, and getting valuable treasure is far less important than getting out of Cuba alive.