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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.


Road to the Mansfield

by cookbooklady

Road to the Mansfield is the sweeping tale of three extraordinary souls on journeys of a lifetime, and the pivotal moment when their worlds collide on a fateful night in 1940 at Hollywood’s swanky Mansfield Supper Club.


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


The Sincerest Form of Flattery

by jack the knife

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


When the Reaper Comes

by jack the knife

As the NSA gets a strong lead on one of the most prominent faces of ISIS, the Islamic State embarks on a bold course of action—an attack on American soil. Former Navy SEAL Adam Taylor, on a break between assignments for a global paramilitary security firm


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.


You're Busting My Nuptials

by Ann Everett

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


Living Beyond Impossible ~ The Terry Hitchcock Story

by Ronald Joseph Kule

314 pages. Kindle available now; softcover is in pre-release until August 28. The man many people call "The REAL Forrest Gump" ran the distance of 75 marathons in 75 consecutive days in 1996 at age 57. He ran to get media attention on the plight of single


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


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


The Side Effect

by jack the knife

In the 1930s, a German anthropologist researching a primitive people makes an amazing discovery. Eighty years later this leads to the development of a miracle drug that could be one of the biggest breakthroughs in the history of man's fight against diseas


War on Drugs

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


Grand Opening

by Lyanna Douglas

A one-act romantic comedy set at the opening--and closing--of a new grocery store.


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


Asian Trail Mix: True Tales from Borneo to Japan

by Eric Madeen

MIXING IT UP ON THE ASIAN TRAIL ..."So I get up at dawn ... marveling at fog burning off into mist tumbling down like the finest mosquito netting of silk ... The hills beyond the confluence, like shoulders of a woman undressing, the way the shroud of mist


You Only Love Twice

by B Douglas Slack

Westerner and master salesman Bill Hansen adopted Japan as his home. He effortlessly integrated himself into its culture, and lived a Japanese-inspired lifestyle. While on a packed train on his way home from work, he had a chance encounter with a Japanese


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


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


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


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


Body Language

by Ann Everett

A quick reference for character action and description


Swan, A Bluebird, Texas Romance

by Ann Everett

The third book in the Bluebird, Texas series.


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


The Fruit of the Poisonous Tree

by j p lundstrom

Her name is Melanie Carpenter. Or is it? Why would anyone want to kill her? She isn’t rich, doesn’t know any secrets. She’s just an orphan who grew up in the foster care system—isn’t she? Worst thing is, Mel doesn’t know what happened. Did she do s


Kali the Weaver and Other Tales of the Second Age

by Lyanna Douglas

Stories, poems, and songs from the Second Age of the people known in Celtic myth and folklore as the Tuatha De Danann. After the destruction of the Their homeland in Anwnn, the Sidhe find adventure--and danger--in a new land. During the Second Age, the Tu


Water Drumming in the Soul: A Novel of Racy Love in the Heart of Africa

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


A CURRENCY OF CONTROL: The N-ergy Cycle - Book II

by CBrass

Her life in ruins, the flames of decoherence threatening, Lake-Ellen has one chance for survival. But the distant lands where she's wagered her hopes have their own brutal dangers...


Maybe A Savior

by k.l.warzala

He knew he loved her from the first moment he saw her, sleeping deep inside a coma. She was just eight-years-old. He was only eleven. For the next eight years, he searches for her in every face he sees. Reality told him he would never find her. Hope told


Rock and a Hard Place Volume 3

by Jeremiah Blane Kniola

A collection of short stories I was published in this year. Literary noir about people stuck in difficult situations.

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