#body movers

Welcome to our Monday Mystery Spotlight! Every Monday we’ll bring you a must-read mystery for your winter reading list. This week’s title: Bodies in Trouble by Cynthia Cooke.

Award-winning author Cynthia Cooke has brought her deep affection for romance, thrillers, and all things that go bump in the night to Stephanie Bond’s highly popular Body Movers world. With 4.9 stars earned, we know this is a title worthy of your fandom.

About Bodies in Trouble:

Hannah Kizer has a fairy on her tail.

A fairy! And this is no Tinkerbell. Worst part is, if Hannah can’t figure out how to get rid of it, her sister’s wedding will be destroyed. Add a dash of witchcraft to a caldron of family secrets--secrets that like bodies should remain buried--and all hell has been unleashed on this ill-fated visit back home. Can she discover who the witch is in time? And when she does, will she want to stop her, or join in on the fun?

Welcome to our Monday Mystery Spotlight! Every Monday we’ll bring you a must-read mystery for your winter reading list. This week’s title: Moving Violations by Elise Sax.

Bringing her signature humor and heat, national bestselling author Elise Sax has delivered a can’t-miss, funny adventure in Stephanie Bond’s Body Movers world and with 4.6 stars earned, we know this title is on its way to being a fan favorite.

About Moving Violations:

Dinah Lord is having a bad day. If losing her job, her Mercedes, and her good name weren't enough, she’s now on her way to the morgue, sentenced to three-hundred hours of community service for a minor altercation with a cop (totally not her fault). Her grey cloud has one silver lining--the hunky hottie medical examiner. When the local body movers fall ill, it’s up to the doctor and Dinah to take their place. As the body count begins to rise, Dinah falls into a mystery that might have her wind up on her own slab.

The last half of 2014 brought Kindle Worlds a slew of new worlds and with it some new titles that you won’t want to miss. Whether you’re a fan of intriguing dystopian sci-fis, gripping romantic suspense, or time-travelling YA, we have whatever genre tickles your fancy. Check out more than a dozen fantastic, stand-out titles below from some of our new worlds and a few from our most popular--happy reading!

The Chronos Files:

Time Burned by David Estes

Time Rift by E.B. Brown

Atlantis: The Origin Mystery:

Airborne by Patrice Fitzgerald

The Centurion Code by Steven Konkoly

The Atlantis Deception by Nick Thacker

The Kathleen Turner Series:

Turned Around by Allyson Simonian

Body Movers:

Body of Work by Julie Leto

Moving Violations by Elise Sax

Wayward Pines:

Genesis by Steven Konkoly

Escape by T.R. Ragan

The Arrangement:

Miss Black by Krista Lakes

The Seduction by Carly Phillips

Game for Love:

Game Changer by Lori Ryan

Game On by Cat Johnson

Welcome to our Tuesday’s Top Title! Every Tuesday we’ll highlight one of our amazing Kindle Worlds’ titles that you won’t want to miss. This week’s title: Body of Work by Julie Leto.

Released on Kindle Worlds just a couple of weeks ago, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Julie Leto has brought her signature steamy plot lines and characters to Stephanie Bond’s The Body Movers world. And, we’re not the only ones excited--this title has already earned 4.8 stars and was chosen as a Must-Read Romance by USA Today’s HEA blog.

About Body of Work:

After being accused of a murder he didn’t commit, former Medical Examiner Cooper Craft has become used to suspicion and mistrust. So when the woman Cooper is visiting in Key West goes missing, he knows he’s in trouble.

Unfortunately, the only person willing to help him is the woman people believe he’s killed.

Maria Marques is very much alive--and very much in hiding. Feeling responsible for what has happened to Cooper, she wants his forgiveness. But she never imagined that trying to put her past to rest would launch a future she never dreamed possible.                                                  

Released on Kindle Worlds just last week, Stephanie Bond’s highly popular The Body Movers world is going strong! With six titles full of Carlotta Wren fun, we know you’ll find a title or two worthy of your fandom. Or, take your fandom to the next level and try penning a mystery of your own. Learn more about submitting your story here.

“I invite you to take a walk through the Body Movers world of books and find all the nooks and crannies I didn’t explore, then take the characters to places I wouldn’t have thought of.” -- Stephanie Bond

Check out these fantastic titles released in The Body Movers world:

Body of Work by Julie Leto | Check out the mention in USA Today's HEA Must-Read Romances!

Moving Violations by Elise Sax

A Day Late and a Body Short by Sally Kilpatrick

Revenge is a Body Best Served Cold by Walt Mussell

The Trouble With Bodies by Mary Leo

Belle and the Body by Wendy Etherington

We’re excited to announce the launch of another standout world in Kindle Worlds--Stephanie Bond’s highly popular mystery series The Body Movers! Now, you can mingle your own blend of humor and romance with a mystery that only Carlotta Wren can solve.

From Stephanie Bond:

“If you’re the kind of reader who closes a book and thinks about all the ways YOU would've ended it, or the missing scenes YOU would've liked to see, then Kindle Worlds is for you! I invite you to take a walk through the Body Movers world of books and find all the nooks and crannies I didn't explore, then take the characters to places I wouldn't have thought of. Or introduce new characters. Or transport them through time. Or give them super-hero powers. It’s up to you! Build on the foundation I've laid and take readers on a fun, fantastic journey!”

Introducing The Body Movers:

The Atlanta sister-brother duo in Body Movers have a lot on their plate: fugitive parents they haven’t heard from in ten years, towering debt, loan sharks circling, complicated love interests, and jobs with the local morgue to move bodies from crime scenes. Body moving requires a special kind of personality and sometimes offers up its own comic relief—not to mention a murder mystery or two. What new adventures can you dream up for the Body Movers and the eclectic cast of characters they encounter along the way?