Find out what mysteries lie in the next chapter of The Unspoken Truth Series by Award Nominated Best Selling Author 

Lee Ryder

Synopsis:

With a new baby, a new home, and a new town, Lena should have the fresh start she was looking for.  However, for a psychic who speaks to the dead things are never quite normal. The Hidden Secrets of Brierwood Mental Hospital await, and when they come to light Lena’s world is forever changed. 

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Sneak Peek: 

Getting out of the car I walk up the stone path to the house to meet Desi. She’s dressed in a pretty black flapper dress. The beads on the bottom click in the soft spring breeze. 

“Hey Des, what’s going on?” 

She glares at me. “Do you not research the places you will be living in before you move in?” 

Desi’s stern tone is off-putting, I’ve never seen her this angry. “What are you talking about?” 

“This house.” She says gesturing to the house. “This land...this whole TOWN is situated on top of what used to be the campus of an old mental hospital.” 

“I had no…” I begin.

She holds her hand up, stopping me. “Not only is this land situated on top of the grounds of the mental hospital. It was one of the WORST mental hospitals in the United States! This house right here is sitting on top of where the women’s ward was, and under your house are the steam tunnels that led from one building to another.” 

“Steam tunnels?” 

She rolls her eyes. “Yes, steam tunnels…” She looks at me to see if I understand her. “Running water...please tell me you know about running water?” I shrug and shake my head. I have no idea where she is going with this. Desi gives me a disgusted look. “The water in the steam tunnels is ionically charged so that it can create portals from the spirit realm to ours.” 

About the Author: 

About Lee Ryder

Alden Native and Amazon Best Selling award-nominated author Lee Ryder knew she wanted to be an author very early on. From the time she began to read she knew and cherished the amazing worlds that could be brought to life in books.

She started writing in elementary school and never stopped. Her work was published in many small works throughout the year. Her writing blossomed in high school when she was published in the school literary magazine "Between The Lines."

When she isn't creating new worlds for her characters to live in she's spending time with her family or crafting. She's a firm believer in Random Acts of Kindness and spreading love in the world wherever she can.

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Cover Reveal for Bad Boys Break Hearts by Micaela Smeltzer

Release Date: May 27th (Live release, no preorder)
Genre: Enemies to Lovers college romance
Designer: Emily Wittig Designs
Photo: Regina Wamba

Mascen Wade, star pitcher of the Aldridge University baseball team, is a lot of things.

Rich.
Hotter than sin.
The campus’s reigning bad boy.

We knew each other once upon a time, but even if I’m named after a princess, it doesn’t mean my life is a fairytale.

My plan is to keep my head down, get my degree, and leave this town.

But the moment Mascen Wade recognizes me all my carefully laid plans come crumbling down. He’s decided he wants to make my life a living hell. But I’m not so easy to push around and won’t put up with his bully playground antics. Too bad for me I’ve never been able to resist him.

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PROLOGUE

10 years ago…

The sun heats my skin, burning my neck. I should’ve put on sunscreen like Mommy told me to, but I didn’t listen. She says I never listen.
“I now pronounce you husband and wife,” my older sister giggles, her eyes darting between me and my best friend Mascen.
“Uh…” I blink. “What’s that mean?” I hiss at Mascen.
He cuts his eyes to Hazel. “I think we’re supposed to kiss,” he whispers back, looking at the grass wrapped around my finger for a ring. Mommy wouldn’t let me borrow hers.
“Kiss?”
He nods, puckering his lips.
I’m eight, though, and shouldn’t be kissing. Daddy would hurt Mascen if he saw.
But before I can push him away he kisses me. It’s so fast I wouldn’t think it happened but static burns my lips.
“Ow!” I touch my mouth. “That hurt.”
“Kisses don’t hurt,” he argues.
Hazel runs toward the swing set, bored with this game, and I take off the itchy dress she made me put on over my clothes so that it’d be a real wedding.
“You shocked me.” Hands on my hips I stare defiantly up at the boy who’s only ten but is so big he could pass as twelve. It’s annoying.
“You knew I was going to kiss you.”
“That’s not what I meant.” My lips turn down in a pout.
Mascen looks at the blade of grass I put around his finger. “What do we do now?”
“Hazel’s gone, so whatever we want.” I’m already heading toward the jungle gym.
“We’re married. We should do married people things. Like … kiss again.”
I shoot Mascen a confused look. “My parents never kiss anymore. All they do is fight.”
Mascen stops walking. “Really? Mine kiss all the time. It’s gross, but kissing you isn’t.”
I feel my cheeks get hot. “No more kisses. We’re not actually married.”
“What if I want to be?” He tilts his head, hands on his hips.
“We’re too young,” I scoff.
Mascen’s eyes get bigger. “Fine, when we’re older then, you’re going to be my real wife.”
“Whatever you say. Can we go play now?”
“Sure, Rory.”
He grabs my hand and we run the rest of the way to the jungle gym.
That was the last day where my life was so simple.
The next, everything went to hell.