Terry Katzer lives in Carson City, Nevada, with his wife Gi-Gi, two canine pals, one great kitty, and a desert tortoise. He has a bachelor of science degree in geology and has authored and co-authored more than a hundred scientific papers on hydrogeology. Arctic Under Attack was published by Lucky Bat Books in summer 2017. It’s …
From the South Pacific to the Aleutian Islands and the wilds of remote Alaska, Terry Katzer’s military adventure novel Arctic Under Attack will sweep you up and carry you along to its breathtaking climax! Lucky Bat Books is excited to welcome author Terry Katzer to our list of authors, and we’re even more excited to …
Lucky Bat is thrilled to announce the next book in Jacci’s Finding Home series: Riley’s Ride! Spring in central Idaho means birthing season on a cattle ranch and with Grandpa sick and Delly pregnant, Riley is up to her knees in mud, blood, and babies. She’s rapidly finding out that growing up isn’t easy. To …
Intriguing characters and intense action carry the reader on a journey through the land of Endryo where magic whispers in the wind while dragons slumber. In Renouncer of the Flame, J. R. Copeland introduces a world the reader will want to return to again and again. From wind-weaving pirates to fire-wielding princes, Copeland promises a …
Lucky Bat welcomes new fantasy author J. R. Copeland! Read More »
From the Amazon best-selling author Jacci Turner comes the second book in the Finding Home series. In Bending Willow we meet Riley and Mia who are orphaned and in search of a father who doesn’t know they exist. They cross two states while avoiding the Amber Alert and find a family happy to receive them. But now… …
Stretching Willow by Jacci Turner, sequel to the popular Bending Willow, is here! Read More »
The Mace of Souls, second book in the Six Kingdoms series by Bruce Fergusson, is published in ebook and available in online retailers. Look for the third book, never before published, soon. In The Mace of Souls, Fergusson tells the story of wealthy, high-born Amala Damarr, who was supposed to be the means for Falca …