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  • Losing His Cool

    Linda Fausnet

    eBook (Wannabe Pride, Jan. 5, 2018)
    Theater actress Susannah Peters is artistic, dramatic, and passionate. Billionaire businessman David Groff doesn't do emotions.Or so he thought. A whirlwind romance with this sultry dancer throws David's orderly world upside down. He never knew he could love this deeply or need anyone this much.He learned long ago that emotions lead only to pain. He can't afford to let his guard down even for a moment. Susannah is a woman who feels things deeply, and Broadway can be a ruthless business. Can David learn how to give her the love and devotion she deserves, or will his stoic demeanor drive her away forever?Losing His Cool can be read as a standalone, and is Book Two in the Wall Street to Broadway Series. Check out Losing His Shirt to see how it all started! Click Follow to find out about the latest releases from this author.
  • The Vessel

    Russell Nohelty, Leah Lederman

    language (Wannabe Press, July 16, 2019)
    A million years ago the world ended. Since then a group of five have kept the City running. Now, one of them has died. Every generation, the five most powerful people in the City transfer their consciousnesses into nubile, teenage hosts. This allows them to continue their important work of keeping the city functioning and protected from the nuclear wasteland beyond its borders. When one of the Five dies, though, the others decide that their bodies are too fragile and decide to find new hosts earlier than usual. This triggers a competition, where children from across the City travel to its center to compete for a chance to earn a place as a Vessel for one of the Five. If chosen, their families will be taken care of for the rest of eternity. There is great prestige in being a Vessel, along with enormous wealth for the families of the chosen, which means every participant has their own motivations for competing. Althea is one of those competitors. She is from a poor farming family on the outskirts of the City, and with the money she receives from her sacrifice, her family would never have to work again. She is willing to risk her life for them. So, she decides to compete, traveling from her home in the outer rings through the inner rings and finally to the center where the competition is held. Along the way, she discovers the City she once venerated is a more dangerous place than she ever thought possible. Every turn is fraught with peril, and the competition could be the death of her, even if she doesn't win. Join Althea for a story of friendship, love, struggle, and perseverance in the face of enormous odds. Perfect for anybody who loved Divergent, The Hunger Games, or The Maze Runner. Get it now.
  • Sorry for Existing: Contemporary YA with a sci-fi twist

    Russell Nohelty, Melissa Van Natta

    language (Wannabe Press, Oct. 5, 2016)
    It started with a bang. No, a slap. My mother's head hit the floor. My father stood over her. We had to get out. If we didn't, my dad would kill her. So, we ran. My mother dragged me out of the house in the middle of the night. Where will we go? How will we survive? There's nobody who can take us in, except for my grandfather......and mom hates him more than dad. There's no way we could wind up there, right? If you love coming of age stories, fantastical adventures, family drama, and heartfelt romance, you'll love this book. Get it today. **Please note this is an updated version of Spaceship Broken**
  • Invasion

    Russell Nohelty, Christopher Barnes, Amy Cissell

    eBook (Wannabe Press, July 30, 2019)
    Aliens are invading. The Earth is doomed. The end of the world is a bad time to fall in love. Joshy is a normal kid from an average town suffering through a mediocre road trip with his family. He's positive this vacation will be just as bland and uninteresting as every one that came before it. Then he meets Debra. She's everything he's ever wanted in a girl. She's smart, funny, and radiant. They love all the same things, right down to the same obscure comic books. There's a definite spark between them. Literally. The moment they finally kiss, a bolt of electricity from Debra's mouth knocks Joshy unconscious. He wakes up to a shocking truth. Debra is an alien. Worse yet, another race called the Globorians are about to invade Earth and enslave all of humanity. Now, Joshy and Debra must race against time to stop the Globorian plot and save the planet before it's too late. If you love young romance, alien invasions, coming of age stories, and non-stop action, then grab Invasion today. Get it now.
  • Gumshoes: The Case of Madison's Father

    Russell Nohelty, Gretchen Sparkman

    language (Wannabe Press, Feb. 25, 2015)
    GUMSHOES is about a detective agency run by two middle school kids who are top tier detectives and genius level scientists. It's basically CSI for kids!In the first book of the series, the Gumshoes join forces with one of their classmates to unravel the mystery of her father's kidnapping. Through a combination of good investigating, hard science, and blind dumb luck, the trio inch their way closer and closer to the truth. But will it be enough to track down her father before something happens to him?
  • I Can't Stop Tooting: A Love Story

    Garrett Gunn, Russell Nohelty, Nicolas Touris

    Paperback (Wannabe Press, June 1, 2016)
    I Can't Stop Tooting: A Love Story is a classic illustrated children's book for up to 7 years old. It's a reader book about love, acceptance, and farting. I mean what kid doesn't love farting. It's objectively hilarious, but this book has so much more. It's a tale about a girl who is shut off from society. Nobody likes her because she stinks. Then she meets a boy that shows her that you don't need everybody to like you as long as the right people do. In today's world, children need to know that they are accepted. This is a great tale that tells that message loud and clear. There's also farting. Lots of farting.
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  • My Father Didn't Kill Himself: A mystery novel told all in blog posts

    Russell Nohelty, Melissa Van Natta

    language (Wannabe Press, March 4, 2016)
    They say my father killed himself. I don't think so. He was my best friend. He was my rock. He would never take his own life. No. Somebody killed him. I'm sure of it. I just have to prove it. If I don't, we can't collect on his life insurance. We're already in too much debt. Without that money, we'll lose everything. He would never do that to us. I just know it, and I'll prove it, too, even if I lose everything in the process. If you like amateur sleuths and coming of age stories, this book is for you. Get it now.
  • The Vessel

    Russell Nohelty, Lederman Leah, Kohse Lee

    Paperback (Wannabe Press, July 16, 2019)
    A million years ago the world ended. Since then a group of five have kept the City running. Now, one of them has died. Every generation, the five most powerful people in the City transfer their consciousnesses into nubile, teenage hosts. This allows them to continue their important work of keeping the city functioning and protected from the nuclear wasteland beyond its borders. When one of the Five dies, though, the others decide that their bodies are too fragile and decide to find new hosts earlier than usual. This triggers a competition, where children from across the City travel to its center to compete for a chance to earn a place as a Vessel for one of the Five. If chosen, their families will be taken care of the the rest of eternity. There is great prestige in being a Vessel, along with enormous wealth for the families of the chosen, which means every participant has their own motivations for competing. Althea is one of those competitors. She is from a poor farming family on the outskirts of the City, and with the money she receives from her sacrifice, her family would never have to work again. She is willing to risk her life for them. So, she decides to compete, traveling from her home in the outer rings through the inner rings and finally to the center where the competition is held. Along the way, she discovers the City she once venerated is a more dangerous place than she ever thought possible. Every turn is fraught with peril, and the competition could be the death of her, even if she doesn't win. Join Althea for a story of friendship, love, struggle, and perseverance in the face of enormous odds. Perfect for anybody who loved Divergent, The Hunger Games, or The Maze Runner. Get it now.
  • The Marked Ones

    Russell Nohelty, Amy Cissell, Chris Barnes

    eBook (Wannabe Press, LLC, Aug. 4, 2020)
    Magic destroyed the world once. Now, magic users are the enemy. To be marked with magic is to lead a cursed life. Rosie is completely average. There is absolutely nothing extraordinary about her in any way.For most people, that would be a blessing, but Rosie wants nothing more than to have a spark of magic, even if people say that all mages are evil.She wasn't born with magic, though. She's sure of it. After all, she is 17, and magic always presents when you are 13.Always.So, when she's suddenly able to wield magic, Rosie is initially confused, then thrilled…until the soldiers come for her, and she realizes everything she's about to lose.No more school. No more friends. No more freedom.Her life is over…at least the life she knew.No. She won't allow herself to be locked in a cage. She must escape.There is one place that is truly safe for people like her.The lost city of Toledo – a haven for witches and warlocks since before the war, and the only place Rosie can be free.But it's only a legend. Nobody has seen the city in decades.Can she find the lost city before the army descends upon her? If you love Harry Potter, magic, coming of age stories, and non-stop action, then pick up The Marked Ones today.Get it now.
  • I Can't Stop Tooting: A Love Story

    Garrett Gunn, Nicolas Touris, Russell Nohelty

    eBook (Wannabe Press, June 23, 2016)
    A story of Love, Acceptance, and Farting.
  • The Void Calls Us Home

    Russell Nohelty, Leah Lederman, Katrina Roets

    eBook (Wannabe Press, LLC, Aug. 5, 2020)
    Rebecca never thought she was suicidal. However, that didn't stop her from jerking her car off the side of the road last night.Everybody thinks she swerved to hit a deer, but she knows the truth. She did it because a giant flaming being called from the void and beckoned to her to join it in the darkness.Was it a manifestation of her unconscious desire to die? Could the being really exist? Did it have anything to do with her sister's suicide just a year before?When Rebecca starts seeing the creature every time she closes her eyes, she has no choice but to find out the truth before it drives her mad.If you like H.P. Lovecraft, psychological horror, coming of age stories, or deep explorations of grief, loss, death, and junk, then make sure to pick up The Void Calls Us Home today.
  • The Little Bird and The Little Worm

    Russell Nohelty, Orlando Baez

    language (Wannabe Press, Feb. 25, 2015)
    A little bird wakes up to find a little hole in her perfect little nest. She sets out to find the perfect little twig, and ends up finding a little worm which shows her the true meaning of friendship.