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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.


Two Wrongs Make a Right

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.


Chirp

by Ann Everett

A woman hiding from her future. A man running from his past. Welcome to Bluebird, Texas where two damaged people with secrets, discover trust can lead to passion.


Murder at the Mansfield

by cookbooklady

It’s 1940, and the Mansfield Supper Club’s swanky Gala is the event of the year. But when the celebration ends in murder, one of the Mansfield’s own stands accused. The scene is set for an epic whodunnit mystery that twists its way through the seedy side


One-Eyed Jack

by jack the knife

Cyn Spagnoli had finally met the man of her dreams. Jack had fought for her, even been shot for her. And now that she had reconciled with her father, her past as an earner for the Chicago Outfit was truly in the rearview mirror. Her future looked bright.


Skitch-Bot

by B Douglas Slack

One of my short stories, "Warm Fuzzy," is included in this fine collection of oddly enjoyable stories.


Misogyny

by Gary Engler

Despite previous brushes with death while investigating the extreme right in the time of Donald Trump, freelance journalist Waylon Choy once again finds himself trying to understand the murky alt-right world, this time in Canada. As he chases down those r


The Year We Became Us

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


Mosquito Lake

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


Offshore RIches

by Raymond Hopkins

If you are struggling with inflated costs and have tried everything possible to grow your business in the current economy, you are at the point of decision. You can continue doing business in this economy and simultaneously pursue a new outcome rich with


Tokyo-ing! Three Novellas

by Eric Madeen

Tokyo-ing! is an apt title for this trio of tales that chimes with anyone even slightly interested in Asia’s most dynamic metropolis and its glazing of layers – be they cultural, sexual … or taking-wing exuberant. About Face — An American professor is


The Eye of The Unicorn

by Morag Higgins

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


The Neophyte

by Lyanna Douglas

The Neophyte is a semi-realistic three-act play inspired by the true story of a drifter who murdered a small boy and the bizarre trial that followed. The play centers on the entirely fictional character of Grainne Goodwin, the lead defense attorney, who u


Revenge: A Bruce and Smith Thriller Book 2

by Randall Krzak

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


Children of Freedom

by Lyanna Douglas

Xhsosa storyteller Innkululeko tells the story of her life and this history of South Africa.


Mission: Angola

by Randall Krzak

Joao and Catarina Regaleria’s twentieth wedding anniversary celebration was fast approaching when a contact from the past reaches out for his assistance. Colonel Theodore Mwanga, a former enemy commander during the Angolan war and now an important poli


Carnage in Singapore

by Randall Krzak

The action advances in an ever-creasing pace almost as if the reader can hear the clock ticking faster and faster as the Bedlam operatives race to apprehend the bad guys and rescue three captive ambassadors.


The Queen's Ruse and Other Tales of the Sidhe

by Lyanna Douglas

Stories and poems from the World of the Sidhe.


Savior

by Steven Eiserling

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


Ultimate Escalation

by Randall Krzak

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


Skeleton Run

by jack the knife

Twenty years ago, four teenage boys left a baby behind in a crushed car after they caused the tragic accident that took the mother’s life. Ever since, they’ve guarded the secret that would’ve ruined their lives and destroyed their future careers. But wh


Poppy and Pippen Have a Problem

by Morag Higgins

In this beautifully illustrated story, Poppy Pinto and her friend Pippen have a problem with... sheep. Poppy Pinto is a wonderful, friendly pony who loves to play and learn. Once again, with the help of her friends, Poppy has great fun but this time her


Equido Horsemanship for the 21st Century

by Morag Higgins

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


Golly Me! Earth Was A Baby: How Earth Grew From Being “Without Form, And Void” Into the Home of Life As Humans Know Life

by Glenwood Lawrence

How Earth Grew From Being “Without Form, And Void” Into the Home of Life As Humans Know Life


How Little We Know

by jack the knife

For years, Luke Elliot has been a respectable businessman. But he’s also had a secret life no one knows, and he’s given that up to settle down completely. But when his world is torn apart by tragedy, he flees in despair from all that could evoke painful m


Around the World in 80 Raves

by mbarnes_writingcoach

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


Concrete Jungle

by M.O. LeClair

My first book, 'Concrete Jungle', is now available for pre-order on Amazon. It's due out for release on September 4th, 2021.


American Spin

by Gary Engler

A deceptively simple dance step, a short car ride across the border and manipulation of what you think — American Spin is all these. It is also an international mystery and political thriller in which the central character, Vancouver Sun reporter Waylon C


Gabriella: The Burro With The Longest Ears

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?


You're Busting My Nuptials

by Ann Everett

The groom is missing, clowns are angry, and don't get me started about gnomes.

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