Cedar Fort Publishing Releases New Novels

Cedar Fort Publishing & Media is happy to announce the release of its May fiction titles. This eclectic offering includes a sci-fi adventure, a Jane Austen modern makeover in journal format, a historical drama about Dutch resistance in WWII, and a mystery novel about an elderly residential home.

Alyson Peterson's "Ian Quicksilver: The Warrior's Return" tells of nerdy foster kid Ian who has to save the galaxy with the help of Arianna, the hottest girl in school. What Arianna doesn't know is that she and Ian are exiles from another planet -- and that they are betrothed. Funny and full of twists, this is one sci-fi adventure you won't want to miss!

Heidi Jo Doxey gives us "The Jane Journals of Pemberley Prep: Liam Darcy, I Loathe You." This modern makeover of Jane Austen's beloved novels follows your favorite stories in a high school setting as six girls begin a writing assignment that changes everything. From cute crushes to dances and dresses, they're recording it all, and so is their teacher.

"The Tulip Resistance" by Lynne Leatham Allen tells the story of young Marieka Coevorden, a Dutch girl pulled in war she doesn't understand until she helps a wounded German soldier -- a defector -- who changes everything. This historical drama delves into the intricacies of the Dutch resistance, its grit to defy orders, and its plans to do what is right.

Lorraine Jeffery's cozy ebook mystery, "Death is Always a Resident," is a perfectly thrilling read. It tells how Jan Myers's dedicated career assisting the elderly becomes a nightmare when an elderly resident mysteriously dies under her care. With everything she loves in jeopardy, it's up to Jan to piece together the clues and find out what happened . . . before it's too late. (Title available exclusively in ebook).

Each of these titles is available in bookstores and/or from online retailers.

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