Hundreds of books workshopped on TheNextBigWriter have been published, generating millions of dollars in royalties for their authors. Below are just some of the books workshopped on TheNextBigWriter that are now available for sale.
by Ann Everett
Jace Sloan has it all. Maggie Fielding is anything but his type. If only she could stop telling him her secrets, because her answers to his questions just might have both of them falling in love for the first time.
314 pages softcover and Kindle. Three Millennial friends seek true love after trying platonic relations, friends with benefits, and lesbian relations. When one is murdered, the two remaining seek answers and find the love they sought when and where least
This isn't what I envisioned. I imagined a nice stroll in the garden and the scent of magnolias in springtime.
On a dying planet two species compete for survival. The San, a people who have been divided into tribes through war, bigotry and hate, their population devastated by a mysterious illness. Their rivals, the Cuc, a hive species who declare all out war on th
Alberto Cabrera was one of four terrorists who survived Bruce and Smith’s mission in Colombian Revenge. Also known as Abdul Rahman, he enlists the assistance of the others who escaped and vows to track down those who killed his friends and comrades. Co
by Ann Everett
Sometimes, all it takes is one little lie, to lead you to the truth.
A double catastrophe has altered the world—one astronomical, the other man-made. A moon-sized chunk of antimatter slams into the sun, causing Earth’s icepacks to melt and flood coastal regions. Unrest in the Middle East causes the unthinkable: nuclear ter
How to Manage BASIC EXPECTATIONS — An Illustrated Dialogue
by Eric Madeen
A NOVEL SET IN THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN ... In historically rich Yokohama, the wicked shiver of the tennis snub pits David Adams against K: a puffed up, xenophobic tyrant who rules over the courts of a club that has as its anthem, ironically, the pro
A shaman in the Amazon rainforest has a problem: children in his village are dying of an unknown ailment. When a large disc-shaped object falls from the sky onto a river bank, he enters the object through a gash in its wall. A prominent Beverly Hills p
Former surgeon Jack Lansing has become a bestselling mystery writer. At a book-signing event he meets an old colleague who, unbeknownst to him, has carried a grudge against Jack for thirty years. Then murders start popping up in and around Jack's peaceful
A showgirl in 1867 San Francisco is found murdered in the Jolly Roger, a saloon on the infamous Barbary Coast. When the local police refuse to do anything, "Wheeling Dave" Palmer, the silent owner, turns to the one man who will. "Mississippi Pete" Gideon
This book cannot be described, it must be read! Short of telepathic means (since most of humanity hasn't arrived) then a puny description shall be met. Uterine Philosophy is both the audacity and shenanigans of God.
When twelve-year-old Craig Fletcher is first attracted to his classmate, Laura Forsythe, he has no idea that his unrequited puppy love will develop over the next twenty years into an addiction to the seductive woman Laura becomes, a siren whose call he ca
by SolN
My Writing Life tells the humorous, poignant, and honest stories of why ten diverse men and women were compelled to write. It chronicles the pain, happiness, and frustration and served as the inspiration for their words. You will see how writing changed t
Punjabi militants seek to distance themselves from Indian and Pakistani dominance and interference. With the dissolution of British India in 1947, families were ripped apart as the Punjabi region was split between the two countries. Limited attacks within
by k.l.warzala
McKenna Dunn's parents are keeping a lot of secrets. Secrets about what happened at Mosquito Lake, secrets about a gift McKenna received, secrets about the people in her life that she loves dearly. McKenna is tired of the secrets and is determined to find
Jack Lansing, M.D. is a widower who’s now ready to get on with his life when a chance meeting with a beautiful young woman changes everything – but not in the way he hopes. After a one-night tryst with the enticing vixen, the unsuspecting surgeon finds hi
by Gary Engler
Waylon Choy, one of many journalists to lose their jobs as newspapers everywhere shrink, finds a woman dead from a drug overdose while on his morning jog through Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Nobody knows her real name or where she came from. Choy, who h
Offering a comprehensive look into the most famous raves on planet earth, this definitive guide includes the history of each festival, along with its location, music policy and quotes from people who have played at them
Colombian Betrayal tears the cover off the drug trade and exposes the death, and violence behind the twisted connections between governments, revolutionaries, terrorists, and drug lords.
Ignorance is bliss... until you are no longer. Mia Baldam, raised by a single mother and a recent graduate of the FBI Academy, meets a dark stranger who keeps appearing in her life, but every time he does, someone she loves dies. Mia is bound and deter
This book is an introduction into the world of Equido. Equido is an ethos, a way of thinking and interacting with your horse that should enable you to step into a world of possibilities that you did not even know existed. Equido strives to show you a new
by Gary Engler
The Year We Became Us is a novel about the 1962 Saskatchewan doctors’ strike as seen through the eyes of a 12-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl. Roy, the son of a union activist, is a committed socialist and the best Little League pitcher in the entire
by Ann Everett
A one night stand turns into a long weekend, and Quinn finds herself nose-to-nose and toe-to-toe with the best mistake she's ever made.
This is the true story of a life shared and a relationship formed over twenty years, between Morag Higgins and her companion, a horse called Bruja. At times humorous, often deeply emotional but overall one woman's story of a lifelong bond between her and
by Eric Madeen
Fall under the spell ...“The light, filtered through canopy, had a cathedral glow….Vines, mosses, ferns, and orchids piggybacked on plants and trees, coating trunks with a furry green. A great hornbill, bulbous beaked and rainbow-colored, flapped in high
I live alone. Until I wake up one morning. There's a strange man in my bed! Who is he? Where did he come from? How did he get in? What's he doing in my bed? Why didn't the dog wake me? Wait a minute! Where's my dog?
by Elysse Panon
Pablo, enraged over the death of his mother, hurls rocks at his father's burros. Gabriella bears most of the welts. Due to her extra, extra long ears she's unable to flee like the other burros. Will either of them find peace?
