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Don’t forget. . .

that we are currently giving away copies of Born in Blood, Kate Paulk’s prequel to her new novel Impaler, as well as B. Quick, a mystery by C. S. Laurel. Also, don’t forget to check out our latest novels, Nocturnal … Continue reading

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March Update

The problem with running a small press is that, well, there aren’t a lot of people involved in the operation.  That means when one — or in our case several — of us get sick or have real life intrude, … Continue reading

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Friday Morning Round-Up

First, for those who missed the announcement last night, Death of a Musketeer — the first volume of Sarah D’Almeida’s Musketeers Mystery Series – is now available in digital format.  This is the first time DoaM has been available as … Continue reading

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As Promised . . .

If you sent us anything during our January submission period, you should hear from us Monday or Tuesday of next week.  Thanks again to everyone who sent in something.  We received some really great stories/novels and it’s been difficult to … Continue reading

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As Promised . . .

This is just a quick post to make a few exciting announcements. First, NRP is excited to announce that the digital edition of Sarah D’Almeida’s Death of a Musketeer will be available Wednesday, Feb. 23rd.  Death of a Musketeer was … Continue reading

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Death of a Musketeer by Sarah D’Almeida

Here is an excerpt from Death of a Musketeer, coming out later this month from NRP.  This will be the first time the novel has been available in digital format.  Enjoy! *** Prologue Or How I came by the other … Continue reading

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The Mystery of First Love by Sarah A. Hoyt

Most people remember when they got their first crush – that feeling that there was something special about the opposite (of for some people same) gender and that this person embodied it. I’ve talked to people who remember their first … Continue reading

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