Three HOT Summer Novel Releases

Online, August 2, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Need something to read by the pool or at the beach? Is your e-reader itching for a new book? Solstice Publishing has just released three hot new novels.

The Metro Platform by Peter Glassborow - Paranormal
Thousands and thousands of people take the Metro every day, and most of them get to their destination without any trouble. But a few never arrive. Have they been kidnapped? Run off? Or have they been taken by the Ghost Train. Rolfe, respectable accountant whose biggest excitement is Friday night dinner out with the wife, is about to find out what happens when he steps onto The Metro Platform. It's not your ordinary train ride.

Far Into Yesterday by Verna Clay
Haunted by a Poem...
The words swirl and dance in her mind until Ella Montclair is forced to commit them to paper. The poem haunts her every night before she falls asleep, the meaning of its words elusive. To keep her sanity she blocks the words from her mind.

An Unexpected Job Opportunity...
Ella can't believe her good fortune when she receives the job of a lifetime, research assistant to the great Lord Byron Thomas himself, and she will live in his Farnham Village Country Manor just outside of London. As she is packing for her exciting journey, the poem that haunted her all those years ago resurfaces, leaving her to question fate. Why now? Why would these words resurface when she's about to embark on the greatest adventure of her life? What does it mean?

A Painting or a Portal...
Exploring Farnham Castle, her employer's latest research project, Ella finds an antique painting in one of the abandoned rooms. Compelled by an unseen force to touch the picture, Ella is transported back to 1888 to the bedroom of Lord Wallace Hastings. Words of her poem begin to resurface as Ella struggles to find a way back to her time and the world she knows, and she again questions their meaning. Will mear words haunting Ella from the past be her key back to her own time? What of the love she's begun to feel for the dashing Lord Hastings? Will the words of the poem that transported her Far Into Yesterday, bring her home again?

A Sudden Vengeance Waits by Nik Morton
What conditions create a vigilante? Is it a personal tragedy, the loss of a loved one, or the frustration over the inadequacies of current law enforcement? In the broken Britain of today, the Knight family attends the funeral of Gran, killed by a burglar. But the Knights aren't the only victims of unpunished criminals. There are plenty of others hurt and grieving in the English south coast town of Alverbank.

As far as the vigilante is concerned, it's about victims, not statistics. The vigilante breaks the bones and cracks the heads of those guilty individuals who cause pain without remorse. Who is the vigilante, the one called the Black Knight? The police warn against taking the "law into your own hands." But the press love it and respond - "what law?" Will the Black Knight eventually cross the line and kill? Is the name a coincidence, or is the Knight family involved? Who will pay the ultimate price?