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• The purpose of Red Engine Press, and its imprint River Road Press, is connecting readers with good books and talented authors. As an individualized attention publisher, we publish in various genres with focus on biographies, historical fiction, mystery and thrillers, and children's books in various formats including the wildly popular new genre of I-books.
• Our mission is to discover gifted writers and produce books that entertain, provoke thought, and/or educate readers.
• Description. A client-centric women-owned press dedicated to publishing quality books that entertain readers and make a mark on both literature and the educational impact of great books.

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Website: http://redenginepress.com
Twitter: @redenginepress
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The Kansas NCO by
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 83,530. Language: English. Published: June 23, 2014 by Red Engine Press. Categories: Fiction » Historical » Ancient, Fiction » Historical » USA
An Air Force senior NCO (non-commissioned officer) runs what is possibly the largest black market operation of the Vietnam War, in the later stages of the American involvement there. Several of his underlings become entangled in a a drug operation and end up outside the wire for several weeks, fighting for their very lives.
The Eagle's Eyes by
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 54,790. Language: English. Published: June 19, 2014 by Red Engine Press. Categories: Fiction » Children’s books » Fiction, Fiction » Science fiction » Adventure
Nestled in the hills of Western Pennsylvania alongside the Beaver River, sits the small town of Riverside. A town with an amazing secret known only to a select few Chippewa Indians called the Guardians. It was these Guardians who stood watch generation after generation over the surrounding lands and the reason for the secret, the stone formation called the Eagle's Nest.
Paragraphs: Mysteries of the Golden Booby by
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 93,460. Language: English. Published: December 20, 2013 by Red Engine Press. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » General
"Paragraphs: Mysteries of the Golden Booby" is a romping mystery/thriller written by four established and award-winning authors -- Bob Doerr, David Harry, Pat McGrath Avery, and Joyce Faulkner. Set in South Padre Island, Texas -- and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the novel takes the reader on a search for the mythical Golden Booby.

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MWSA Dispatches February 2013 by
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 9,500. Language: English. Published: February 16, 2013 . Categories: Nonfiction » History » North America » USA
A quarterly publication featuring the work of members of the Military Writers Association of America. This issue showcases the Rio Grande Valley Wing of the Commemorative Air Force, the USS Arizona, WWII B-29s and the Mexican-American War. Articles include social media marketing, Scrivener writing tips, the Stars & Flags Book Awards, Bob Doerr's reading list and a poetry corner.

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action    adventure    black market    commemorative air force    fiction    fiction action for middle readers    fiction action teen and young adult    historical fiction    history    mexicanamerican war    middle grades    military    military history    military writers society of america    mysteries murders    mysteries set in pennsylvania    mystery    mystery adventure    rio grande valley    science fiction    south padre island    uss arizona    vietnam war    wwii    young adult   

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  • Username on March 11, 2012

    If you've ever wondered if there are really people who have no redeeming qualities, look no further than the protagonist in Joyce's book. You will love to hate him as you are continually repulsed by his thoughts and actions. However, Username isn't just about a twisted serial killer. Woven into the plot is another frightening issue - identity theft. Joyce takes us into the world of a savvy thief who feeds on innocent people who are totally unaware of any threat. Joyce is a master at creating characters and plots with enough layers to keep you enthralled. Don't expect "pretty" in this book but do expect characters that elicit strong emotional responses and that you'll not easily forget.