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Tuesday, October 14, 2025

Review: When Killing Rules (Connor Hale #3) by January Bain @JanuaryBain

When Killing Rules

Connor Hale #3

by January Bain

Published: October 14, 2025

Publisher: Rough Edges Press

Genre: Disaster Fiction, Technothrillers, Post-Apocalyptic, Survival Thriller

 

Blurb:

The Connor Hale post-apocalyptic survival thriller series continues with its most explosive installment yet…

When killing rules, mercy is a luxury few can afford.


After a sentient AI cripples civilization with a global EMP, Alaska has devolved into a savage battleground. As chaos spreads like wildfire, Connor Hale pushes forward on a desperate mission: to get his makeshift family safely back to Braveheart, the horse ranch he’s sworn to protect at all costs.

At his side are Mckenna Stewart—the woman he never stopped loving—her young daughter Lily, a traumatized woman rescued from kidnappers, and a newborn baby born into a lawless world. Every mile home is a minefield of danger.
Standing in Connor’s way is Luther Meech, a vengeful cartel boss and escaped convict with a personal vendetta. Luther will stop at nothing to take Braveheart for his own—and destroy the man who put him behind bars. As ex-prisoners, starving survivors, and violent gangs tear across the countryside, Connor must fight not just for survival, but for the future of everything—and everyone—he holds dear.

When justice dies and brutality reigns, how far would you go to protect your own?

For fans of gritty survival fiction, relentless action, and heart-pounding stakes, 
When Killing Rules delivers a gripping third chapter in the unforgettable Connor Hale saga. Pick it up today and discover who lives, who dies, and who rules when the world goes dark.

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My Review:

The third installment of January Bain's Connor Hale series, When Killing Rules, immerses readers in the thrilling world of the apocalypse, making them feel like they're part of Connor and McKenna's journey. The story pulls you in, captivating you from the very beginning.

I loved that the story is told from different points of view. This narrative style not only enriches the plot but also deepens the reader's connection to each character's struggles and motivations. The tension builds skillfully, keeping you on the edge of your seat as the stakes rise with every chapter. I feel as if you get more of the story and what is going on in other parts of the world with other characters.

Connor, Mckenna, and Lily have finally made it back to Braveheart with a group on their trail who want what others want now, and that is to take over the ranch for their own. The tension mounts as alliances are tested and secrets unravel. As the group prepares to defend their home, they must confront not only external threats but also the hidden agendas that lurk within their ranks.

A young girl, Cheyenne, slips away in the middle of the night to go live with her father. She has no idea what kind of person her father is nor the type of people he keeps company with. Her father leads a group of men who take what they want, even by force, and find pleasure in doing so – whether it's food, resources, or women.

This group is determined to get what they desire, regardless of the consequences. As Cheyenne steps into this unfamiliar world, she quickly realizes that her father's charming facade hides a sinister reality. Torn between her longing for family and the darkness surrounding her, she must navigate the treacherous waters of loyalty and survival.

In this era of disarray, humanity's true character has been exposed, revealing both its nobility and its darkness. It's the law of the jungle now that all the rules have been abandoned.

The wicked rise, unburdened by conscience, while the righteous falter, constrained by theirs. The gravity of the situation is forcing them to accept that they must take drastic, unwanted steps to secure their safety and that of others.

The world-building is so intricate, it feels less like a story and more like a historical account of a place that actually exists.

I highly recommend When Killing Rules to all post-apocalyptic fans! Grab a copy of When Killing Rules today!


Check out all the books in the Connor Hale Series I’ve read.


When Darkness Comes #1

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When Chaos Descends #2

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When Killing Rules #3

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Review: GOT YOU by Erik Therme @ErikTherme

GOT YOU

by Erik Therme

Published: October 14, 2025

Publisher: Thecker Books

GENRE: Mystery, Thriller, Psychological, Fiction, Suspense 


Blurb:


Sisterhood can be fatal.

Leah has never been close to her younger half-sister, but she’s not surprised to get a frantic phone call late at night, asking for a ride. Amanda’s life has always been a snarled mess of bad choices and boyfriends, and it’s common for her to resurface mid-crisis.

But this time is different. Amanda is adamant about getting to the neighboring town of Belmont but won’t say why—only that her five-year-old son is in danger. But Amanda doesn’t have any kids.

Before Leah can get answers, Amanda runs into the road and is killed by a passing car.

In the days that follow, Leah convinces herself that Amanda was confused that night, especially after the coroner finds hallucinogenic drugs in her bloodstream. But that doesn’t explain the nameless boy at Amanda’s visitation. Or the middle of the night phone calls with no one on the other end. Or the unshakable feeling of being watched.

Someone blames Leah for Amanda’s death.

And that someone wants Leah dead.


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My Review:

Leah and her half-sister Amanda have never been close, but when she receives a call from her in the middle of the night asking her to come pick her up, she does. Amanda seems distraught and says things that seem crazy, but this time, Leah believes she is telling the truth, even though it can’t be.

Amanda looks scared for her five-year-old son, but Leah believes she has no children. Leah keeps asking Amanda questions to see how true her story might be. Amanda appears agitated and jumps out of the car. Leah tries to get her back in, but before she can, Amanda runs into the street and gets hit by a car.

Someone blames Leah for Amanda’s death and wants her to pay. Everywhere Leah goes, she finds small gifts waiting for her. Who is leaving these surprises, and why? Who is harassing her? What do they want? Can Leah solve this mystery before she becomes the next victim?

I truly enjoyed reading GOT YOU by Erik Therme, and that's been true of every one of his books I’ve read. He keeps you on your toes, and just when you think you've figured it out, bam! Another twist hits, leaving you stunned and confused. You’re right back where you started, wondering what’s really going on.

I’m eagerly awaiting his next story. I highly recommend GOT YOU to anyone who loves a good mystery full of surprises. Get a copy of GOT YOU and any of his other books today for another exciting mystery to solve.


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Book Blitz + #Giveaway: The Black Rose by Frances Paul @francespaulbks @XpressoTours

The Black Rose
Frances Paul
Publication date: October 14th 2025
Genres: Adult, Psychological Thriller

“Intense, a little bruising, and it doesn’t let you walk away untouched.”

— ★★★★★ Reader Review

Some weapons are born. Others are made.
She is the perfect operative.
A discarded orphan, remade by the very hands that broke her.
Trained to seduce. Conditioned to kill. Reborn as Elara Everhart.

They gave her new names. New faces. New identities, whichever the mission required.
Now, they call her Raina.
And they’ve sent her into the lion’s den.

Her target: Axel Voss. Billionaire. Powerbroker. Threat.
He’s everything she was trained to dismantle.
But he sees too much. Speaks too little.
And when he touches her, he wakes something she was never meant to feel.

She is the weapon they created.
But he’s the variable they never planned for.

What begins as a mission spirals into obsession.
And survival will cost more than her cover.
Because the most dangerous thing isn’t failing the mission,
It’s forgetting who the real enemy is.

If you love psychological thrillers with espionage, romantic suspense, and heart‑stopping twistsThe Black Rose will keep you breathless until the very last page.

“To master the art of the strike, first let the target marinate in your charm and wit, until they are ripe for the taking.” – Elara Everhart

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EXCERPT:

I stepped out of the cab and into the gallery, the air instantly changing around me. Heads turned. Eyes followed. The black Dolce & Gabbana dress I wore fit like it had been sewn onto my skin, elegant without trying, powerful without needing to speak. My hair, sleek and black, fell in glossy waves down my back, every strand precisely where it belonged. I walked with purpose, each step measured, as I took in the room.

It didn’t take long to find him.

Axel Voss stood in a more secluded wing of the gallery where the crowd had thinned. I spotted him across the space. His back was to me, dressed in a tailored dark gray suit that fit too perfectly to be anything but custom. His frame was lean and strong, his posture relaxed, hands tucked in his pockets as he studied a painting. He wasn’t just looking. He was dissecting it.

My attention moved to the guards. Two of them. Strategically placed in opposite corners of the room, trying not to look like security. They blended in well enough with the other patrons, but their eyes told the truth. Constantly scanning.

I inhaled and adjusted the strap of my dress. I ran my hands over my curves, making sure everything looked in place. My cue had come.

Each step felt burdened, as if what I was about to do had sunk deep into my limbs.

The rhythm of my heels against the marble echoed faintly. I moved closer, slipping into his orbit. I was near enough now for him to catch the light scent of my perfume, floral, soft, meant to linger without announcing itself.

I stopped beside him, eyes landing on the painting he was analyzing. It was abstract, wild with motion. Crimson slashed across the canvas, tangled with violent blues and fractured gold. The brushwork oscillated between jagged bursts and smooth sweeps, an unsettling mix of control and chaos.

I spoke, keeping my voice soft and level. Close enough to feel intimate, just loud enough to be heard.

“The intensity of the strokes is remarkable,” I said. “The way the colors collide feels almost violent, yet there’s a strange harmony in the chaos.”

He didn’t respond. Not verbally. But I felt it. His attention was on me now as much as the art. I let the silence stretch a second longer, then continued, my tone calm, analytical. “It’s as if the artist was fighting an inner battle. Conflict and catharsis, all bleeding onto the canvas. The jagged strokes speak of anger or defiance, but the way the hues blend reveals a deep vulnerability… like they couldn’t commit to full destruction.”

I leaned in just slightly, examining the layers of the painting, voice dropping.

“It’s the tension that makes it work. The pull between restraint and abandon. It feels… raw.”

The silence settled again, delicate but dense.

Then I allowed a smirk to touch my lips.

“Or maybe they just threw paint at the canvas after a bad day and decided to call it art.”

That broke it. He turned toward me, finally.

His eyes met mine.

Heat flashed between us. The force of his gaze hit harder than I expected.

My breath caught, not out of fear but from the pressure of it. He was already trying to read me.

I knew that look. He was hunting for the truth inside my performance.

I didn’t flinch.

Even when my pulse started to climb beneath my skin, I held my ground.

For a moment, neither of us said anything. The gallery around us faded. It was just him. Just me.

Then I stepped back, breaking the moment on my terms.

I turned without hesitation and walked away, slipping into the flow of bodies beyond the archway. My retreat was smooth.

Behind me, I felt his gaze linger, and so did the eyes of his guards.

I didn’t need to look back to know he was still watching the space I had just walked away from.

Back in the main gallery, I finally exhaled. The encounter had gone as planned. I had said what

I needed to. Played the part.

But the crackle between us wasn’t part of the plan.

And I felt it. Still pulsing through me.

This was only the beginning. One step into a game layered with risk, manipulation, and consequences I wasn’t sure I fully understood.

But I had just stepped onto the board.

And Axel Voss had noticed.

Author Bio:

Frances Paul is an author of emotionally charged, high-stakes fiction that captivates readers with its mix of psychological suspense, romance, and intricate plotting. Her work explores the fine line between love and survival, delving into themes of resilience, sacrifice, and the secrets we keep.

She is the author of Sea of Scars, a moving story of loss and redemption, and The Black Rose, a gripping psychological thriller that draws readers into a world where trust is dangerous and every choice carries lasting consequences.

With a distinctive voice and a cinematic style, Frances creates unforgettable characters and layered narratives that linger long after the final page. Her passion for storytelling comes from a lifelong fascination with the human heart and its capacity to endure even in the darkest of circumstances.

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Book Blitz + #Giveaway: Descendants of the Big House by C. Vonzale Lewis @XpressoTours

Descendants of the Big House
C. Vonzale Lewis
(A Horde of Dead Poets)
Publication date: October 14th 2025
Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Fantasy, Mystery

Beatrice Monroe is still getting used to the knowledge that she was born a champion for Good and Evil. She spends her days combing through her great grandmother’s journals trying to find answers to what this newfound ability means for her as a member of law enforcement.

When a woman walks into her precinct claiming her aunt was murdered, Beatrice discovers a link between their families that may just have the answers she needs. But those answers are not easy to find. Because this mystery’s roots are buried in the past with five young girls and what they gave birth to…in The Big House.

Descendants of the Big House is a standalone installment in A Horde of Dead Poets collection featuring seven authors and their stories inspired by famous literary poems. If you often find yourself steering toward a dark, mysterious, isolated location; if family curses haunt you and unreliable narrators keep you in suspense, you won’t want to miss a single volume in this gripping collection.

Perfect for fans of T. Kingfisher, Simone St. James, Stephen King, and Shirley Jackson.

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EXCERPT:

“I think somebody did something,” Mr. Taylor announced suddenly, voice raised. “My wife, my children. Not right. Not right at all.” He started crying. “I can’t convince anybody to listen to me.”

I got up and kneeled by his chair. “I’m listening, Mr. Elijah.” It didn’t dawn on me that I might have overstepped. The pain in his plea just pulled at me. I understood the feeling of being lost so well, growing up in a home filled with abuse and no one listening to my own cries for help.

He looked down at me. “I appreciate that. You find ’em. You find the one that took my Mary. She was the only woman I ever loved. And our children. Godsend. No matter what that man told her at the crossroads.”

“What man?” I asked, my blood running cold. Of course, I knew what man he was referring to, but I didn’t dare say it out loud.

He flapped his hand in the air again.

I looked at Gautier and dipped my head toward my bag. I didn’t want to upset him further, but I needed to confirm what I already suspected. Mary had met Papa Sin at the crossroads.

Gautier pulled out the book Odette gave us, still in an evidence bag, and came over and gave it to me. I pulled it out and Mr. Taylor gasped.

“Get that evil book out of my house!” He tried to get to his feet and ended up falling back in the chair. I straightened and, after thrusting the book at Gautier, helped Mr. Elijah right himself.

“What’s wrong, Daddy?” Cherie asked, rushing over. “What evil?” She looked at the book. “I don’t understand what’s going on, but it’s upsetting my daddy.”

“I’m sorry about that, ma’am. But your sister Natalie sent this book to Odette along with a letter claiming she was going to…” I looked down at Mr. Taylor. His eyes were wild.

“She swore she’d gotten rid of that book. She swore.” He let out a sob. “That man told her she’d birth evil. That twins were broken.” He caved in on himself, chest heaving as he cried.

“I better take him to his room,” Cherie said, her face filled with concern.

Gautier got up and helped her take him in the back. I stood there berating myself for upsetting him. I shouldn’t have asked about the book. But I had to get answers, right?

Author Bio:

Carla Vonzale Lewis likes her martini’s shaken…never stirred. Though she was born in Georgia, please don’t mistake her for a Georgia peach. She’s more like a prickly pear. Speaking of being born, someone asked her recently if she remembered her birth, and all she had to say was, “Yes, I do remember that handsy doctor pulling me out into the cold. Right Bastard!!!”

Despite being born in the South, she grew up in the North. California to be exact. And every once in a great while, she gets to experience all four seasons. But mostly, it’s just heat.

Her debut novel, LINEAGE, was released July 16, 2019 and she fully intends to ride that joy for the rest of her life.

When she’s not concocting her next contemporary fantasy story, she enjoys reading, binge watching shows on Netflix, and trying to convince her husband that getting a dog is a wonderful idea.

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Virtual Book Tour + #Giveaway: Fabricated by Nicole Givens Kurtz @GoddessFish



FABRICATED

Nicole Givens Kurtz

GENRE: SciFi Mystery


Blurb:

Cybil Lewis, a private inspector in futuristic D.C., now The District, begrudgingly works with the Territory Alliance agents to track down an escaped violator, Nico Mars. Almost immediately, Cybil is tossed into the District's gritty underbelly of political ambition, drugs, and betrayal. This case will take her and Jane deep into the reaches of The District's notorious Sector 12, where life is cheap and currency is king. When her investigation leads back to those responsible for protecting citizens, Cybil discovers she's in danger. She's reminded once again that everything can be fabricated.


Excerpt:

If it’s one thing I’ve learned in my nearly forty years is this—trust your gut.

If I had, things would’ve gone much more smoothly.

Who am I?

I’m Cybil Lewis. Private Inspector licensed in The District Territory. July felt like an oven left on high. The sun’s rays rebounded off the pavement, fiberglass, and metal, back into people’s faces. An energy nightmare, certain neighborhoods suffered frequent electrical and computer grid breakdowns, leaving thousands stranded without air conditioning, automatic doors, and other necessities. Bots stopped working. Generators and recyclable batteries helped. Still the more tech-rich you were, the greater the potential for damage.

Venture outside at your own risk. Summer snatched victims into its greedy hands and swallowed them whole. Each year an ever-increasing number of people died because they became trapped in their residences without cool air when the grid responsible for controlling the electric crashed or when the generators melted.

Which was why I was leaning over the air conditioning unit when the doors to my office yawned open. In walked two women, one whom I recognized the moment her sleek, dark blonde hair crossed the threshold. I got up to meet them before they came too far into my lobby. Midwest Territory Alliance Agent Lynn stopped. Despite wearing make-up, pockmarks spoiled her attempt at flawless. Cold blue eyes stared out. She grinned, calculated, and cool.

We had a complicated history due to a shared case not too long ago. She tried to get me shot, killed, and sent to the cradle for violations I didn’t commit. The entire experience left a bad taste in my mouth.


Interview with Nicole Givens Kurtz

    What is your favorite part of the book?

    NGK: My favorite part of Fabricated is the scene where Cybil realizes she can’t do everything on her own. I don’t want to give too much away, but Cybil lets her guard down, and finds herself in a dangerous, life-threatening situation.

    Does your book have a lesson? Moral?

    NGK: There isn’t an explicit more or lesson the novel; however, the narrative does explore the abuse of power and the perils and promise of social classes, wrongful incarceration and the effects of being denied freedom. Fabricate is a cyberpunk novel, and by its definition, the subgenre focuses on high tech/low life. That overarching theme is prevalent throughout all of the Cybil Lewis stories.

    Are your characters based off real people or did they all come entirely from your imagination?

    NGK: Cybil Lewis is entirely from my imagination, but as with all of my characters, bits and pieces of myself are in them. Cybil probably has the most of my traits of all the female protagonists I have written. It is rare for me to base any of my characters on real people, either living or dead.

    Of all the characters you have created, which is your favorite and why?

    NGK: This is like asking me to pick my favorite child. LOL! If I have to choose, then I pick Cybil. As I mentioned earlier, she is the one protagonist who contains most of my personality traits. She’s also been with me the longest. The first book, SILENCED, was published by Parker Publishing in 2008. I’d written an entire novel before SILENCED, in 2003 so, Cybil has been apart of me for roughly 22 years, more than half of my professional writing career [25 years].

    What character in your book are you least likely to get along with?

    NGK: I am least likely to get along with Amber Lynn, a Territory Alliance Agent who is often the bane of Cybil’s existence. She’s not even from The District, hailing from the Midwest Territories, she brings nothing but trouble to the PI’s desk. She’s arrogant, snobby, and rigid.

    What would the main character in your book have to say about you?

    NGK: Cybil would say to me. “Hey, remember, you draw more bees with honey, than vinegar.”

    Do you want each book to stand on its own, or are you trying to build a body of work with connections between each book?

    NGK: Each novel is a standalone case, so they do not have to be read in order. As a reader, I hate when I discover a great title, realize it’s part of a series, and the ending or storyline that conjured so many questions is because I hadn’t read the previous books. So, as a writer, I write books that have a beginning, middle and end. You can join Cybil’s world, no matter which book you enter with.

    You can imagine my joy at seeing her again.


Author Bio and Links

Nicole Givens Kurtz has been called “a genre polymath who does crime, horror, and Science Fiction and Fantasy (Book Riot).” They’ve named her as one of the 6 Black SFF Indie Writers You Should be Reading, 30 Must-Read SFF Books by Black Authors, and The Best of the West: 8 Alternative History Westerns (Sisters of the Wild Sage). She’s a two-time Atomacon Palmetto Scribe Award winner. With over 20 years in publishing, She’s written for Pseudopod, Apex, Fiyah, White Wolf, The Realm, Baen, Subsume, and MV Media. Nicole has over 50 published short stories, including her story, “The Way Home,” in Marvel®’s Captain America: The Shield of Sam Wilson anthology from Titan Books. Nicole is the author of the Cybil Lewis and Death Violations cybernoir series as well as the Kingdom of Aves fantasy mystery series.

She has conducted workshops for Writer’s Digest Online, Clarion West online, SAGA, and is the owner of Mocha Memoirs Press. She’s the editor for the groundbreaking SLAY: Stories of the Vampire Noire and co-editor of Blackened Roots: An Anthology of the Undead anthology. Nicole is professional level member of SFWA and HWA. You can find her at www.nicolegivenskurtz.net.


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Teaser: Pintsized Pioneers at Play by Preston Lewis @prestonlewisaut @RABTBookTours

 


Homemade Frontier Fun and Danger written by Preston Lewis and Harriet Kocher Lewis


Young Adult Nonfiction

Date Published: 11-04-2025

Publisher: Bariso Press



Pintsized Pioneers at Play: Homemade Frontier Fun and Danger explores the forgotten world of how kids lived, laughed—and sometimes limped—through their childhood years in the Old West.

While their parents settled the land, these pintsized pioneers explored it, creating their own adventures with homemade toys, daring games, wild animal encounters, and risky escapades. This engaging sequel to the award-winning Pintsized Pioneers: Taming the Frontier, One Chore at a Time shines a spotlight on the joys and perils of play in a land still being tamed.

From exploring the prairie and wrangling critters to celebrating frontier holidays and watching traveling circuses, this book reveals how children carved out fun and entertainment in a rough-and-tumble world. Learn how railroads and mail-order catalogs brought new toys, how schools and churches doubled as social hubs, and how a simple game could end in laughter—or injury.

Written for young adults but fascinating for readers of all ages, Pintsized Pioneers at Play is packed with history, heart, and a hint of danger. Written at a tenth-grade reading level perfect for curious minds, Pintsized Pioneers at Play includes a glossary of related terms.

Perfect for fans of Western history, educators, homeschoolers, and lovers of untold American stories!


Excerpt


Not even Christmas Day could rouse John Taylor Waldorf from his bed at two o’clock in the morning, but the annual arrival of the circus train in Virginia City, Nevada, was a different matter altogether. Waldorf and his friends arose early and willingly on circus day when on any other morning it “would require at least three calls and the threat of a ‘dose of strap oil’ to make me crawl out from under the covers.”
And why not? The circus provided an entertaining escape from daily hardships, much like the frontier theater, but much more exciting, as it combined the elements of an art exhibit, a traveling zoo, a professional band, a parade, a sideshow with oddities, a gymnastic meet with acrobats and aerialists, an equestrian show, a fashion show with performers and animals in exotic costumes, an occasional history lesson, and a three-ring environment awhirl with amazing activities and prankish clowns.
“Several thousand people are in the city from neighboring towns and from the country,” proclaimed the Evening Kansan of Newton in May 1897. “Circus day is equal to any legal holiday of the year, and today might have been a legal holiday so far as appearances were concerned. Nothing is quite of so much interest to everybody as a circus.”
The spectacle offered children a brief glimpse of the world beyond the boundaries of their farms or small communities. A circus was a childhood delight, allowing frontier youngsters to see exotic animals like elephants, lions, tigers, camels, zebras, monkeys, and even an occasional rhinoceros, giraffe, or hippopotamus.

 

About the Author

 

 Preston Lewis is the award-winning author of more than sixty western, historical, juvenile, and nonfiction works. In 2021 he was inducted into the Texas Institute of Letters for his literary achievements. The Will Rogers Medallion Awards named him the 2025 recipient of the organization’s Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to the literature of the American West.

Western Writers of America (WWA) has honored Lewis with three Spur Awards, one for best article, a second for best western novel and a third one for YA nonfiction in 2025. He has received eleven Will Rogers Medallion Awards (seven gold, two silver and two bronze) for written western humor, short stories, YA nonfiction, short nonfiction, and traditional Western novel.

Harriet Kocher Lewis is a retired physical therapist and PT educator. As an assistant clinical professor of physical therapy at Angelo State University, she taught documentation and scientific writing among other topics as the department’s coordinator of clinical education.

After retirement she became the publisher of Bariso Press and in that capacity an award-winning author and editor. Books she has edited have earned a Spur Award, Will Rogers Gold and Bronze Medallions for YA nonfiction and western humor, a Literary Global Book Award for cookbooks, and an Independent Author Award for western nonfiction. Other books she has edited have been finalists for Spur Awards in juvenile nonfiction and for Independent Author Awards for both memoirs and humor.

Kocher Lewis is co-author with her husband of the Spur Award-winning Pintsized Pioneers: Taming the Frontier, One Chore at a Time and three books on artificial Intelligence, all published by Bariso Press. They live in San Angelo, Texas.

 

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