Beauty and the Bridesmaid by Lisa Souza – Chick-lit
Beauty and the Bridesmaid is a perfect read with broad audience appeal for both Chick Lit and Romance aficionados.
Ghostly Paws (Mystic Notch #1) by Leighann Dobbs – Cozy Mystery
When murder comes to the sleepy hamlet of Mystic Notch, recently relocated crime journalist Wilhelmina Chance and her grandma’s crime-solving cat jump into the case with two feet and four paws.
The Horse Lover: A Cowboy’s Quest to Save the Wild Mustangs by H. Alan Day with Lynn Wiese Sneyd – Non-Fiction/Memoir
Horse Lover is a poignant and vivid story of 1,500 wild mustangs at risk of being destroyed but saved through resolve and dedication of a South Dakota cattle rancher.
Contest Rankings for the Chanticleer Book Awards – The Latest 411
Books that have reached the Short List or the Semi-Finalist rounds have been read completely. These are books that we love and that we want to give extra recognition.
CYGNUS BOOK AWARDS – Short List 2016
The SHORT LIST for the 2016 CYGNUS Awards - Congratulations!
Five Guns Blazing: A Pirate Novel by Emma Rose Millar and Kevin Allen – Historical Romance
A dark, rich, historical 18th-century tale that weaves real pirates into a fictional story with many unexpected twists and turns.
The CLUE Awards for Thriller/Suspense Novels 2016 – Official Finalist Listing
Authors and Titles that have made it to the Short-list of the CLUE 2016 Novel Writing Contest.
The WARSAW CONSPIRACY by James Conroyd Martin – a political tale of gripping suspense
Polish history jumps from the pages with unstoppable action, gripping tension, and unforgettable characters. Breathtaking!
GOETHE Book Awards for post-1750 Historical Fiction – the 2016 FINALISTS
The Goethe Novel Writing Competition recognizes emerging new talent and outstanding works in the genre of post-1750s Historical Fiction. The Goethe Awards is a division of Chanticleer International Novel Writing Competitions. More than $30,000.00 dollars worth of cash and prizes are awarded to Chanticleer Book Reviews 2016 writing competition winners at the Chanticleer Authors Conference April 1, 2017! Because we received an unprecedented amount of entries for the 2015 Chaucer Awards we divided the writing competition into two separate awards for 2016: The Chaucer Awards for pre-1750's historical fiction and the Goethe Awards for post-1750 historical fiction. We have moved entries that are post 1750 to the 2016 Goethe Awards tracking and judging rounds. This is the Official Finalists List of the Authors and Titles of the Goethe 2016 Novel Writing Contest. The Goethe Awards FIRST IN CATEGORY sub-genres are: Regency, Victorian, 1700s/1800s, Turn of the Century, 20th Century, World Wars and Other Wars, World/International History post-1750, and U.S. History. The following titles will compete for the SHORT LIST (Semi-Finalists): Rich DiSilvio - My Nazi Nemesis Lars D. H. Hedbor - The Darkness: Tales From a Revolution - Maine Anthony Cunningham - Skyesong Sandra Perez Gluschankoff - Franzisca's Box S. Thomas Bailey - Blind Faith-The Gauntlet Runner Emma Rose Millar & Miriam Drori - The Women Friends: Selina Michael Sheahan - The Sean J.P. Kenna - Lost Utopia Brigitte Goldstein - Death of a Diva--From Berlin to Broadway C.T. Wells - The Kingdom of the Air Joe Vitovec [...]
September Spotlight: Fall leaves shed to make way for new beginnings, and a new contest from Chanticleer!
Your book could earn a place in Chanticleer Reviews Hall of Fame for 2016 Best Books. All you have to do is to enter your manuscript or published novel in these terrific contests!