AAeB Editors Pick
Their Favorite Books in 2014

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Earlier this week we released the semi-annual list of anthologist and editor Hollis George's five favorite books. And we followed that up by asking some hot online critics to name which Absolutely Amazing eBooks titles were their faves.

However, we ignored those "elves in the toy factory," the editors and staffer who toil to publish over 100 new AAeB books each year. They have a few favorite books they'd like to share with you. But nobody asked them.

Well, till now.

"We're closer to these titles than anyone, except maybe their authors," points out AAeB senior editor Pamela Paige. "We have some pretty accurate opinions about what stands out among them."

"Yeah, what are we chopped livres?" quips senior editor Rosemary Mason.

Next thing you know, even the office staff joined in (not that this virtual publishing company actually has an office or traditional staff).

So here we go, our Editors' Picks. Books you can download right now with just a few clicks - none priced higher than $4. Great reading as you relax after all the holiday madness.

Simply go click on the images below to purchase them by title.

Pamela Paige: "I'm a sucker for romance. And one of the best series in print today is the River Bend Chronicles by Renee Kumor. I've helped edit all 5 (so far) titles. These are Small Town Secrets, Taking a Chance, 'Tis the Season, An Act of Charity, Someone Cares, and Forever, Sunny. By now I feel like I know the town folk, particularly newcomer Lynn Powers and local police detective Dusty Reid. That's the sign of a good book, that it's as real as the world around you!"

Rosemary Mason: "I'm fond of children's books, so I'm delighted that AAeB is publishing more titles for younger readers. One I particularly enjoyed was The Adventures of Little Mouse by Bill Craig. Billy's better known for his bestselling hairy-chested he-man hardboiled private eye thrillers (Marlow: Midnight Blues and The Butterfly Tattoo among them). But I found these gentle Little Mouse stories that Billy wrote for his son both touching and inspiring. If you have a child, I'd recommend it as a storytime book."

H.L. Osterman: "Science Fiction has always grabbed my imagination. That's why I've been following a new AAeB sci-fi writer named C.J. Daniels. From his space operatic The DarkLight to his futuristic new series about a boy named Sam and his spirit dog in a dystopian world (The Coming and The Second Coming), Cary certainly delivers the goods."

Chuck Newman: "Family Matters by Teresa Taylor gets my vote. Who doesn't love a story that gives us a look at the inside world of the mob? While never coming right out and saying it, Teresa Taylor makes it clear that she was related to a serious Mafia member. This one is a definite must read!"

Diane Brady: "I've consulted with several companies that publish needlecraft patterns, so I enjoy reading cozy mysteries about women who knit, crochet, and quilt. That's why I'm picking Sewed Up Tight, the fifth book in the Quilters Club Mystery series by Marjory Sorrell Rockwell. Here you'll encounter four middle-aged women in a small Indiana town who are searching a haunted house for a murderous spirit. No, they don't believe in ghosts. But somebody's behind the school principal's death on Beasley Mansion's front lawn."

George "Harley" Davidson: As a screener, I've read a number of entertaining mysteries and historical dramas in the past months, all set in the Florida Keys. Among them I'd list Tropical Dream, Nautical Nightmare by Justin Maxwell; Kidnapped In Key West by Norah-Jean Perkin and Susan Haskell; and Vindication Key by Robin Elder as my favorites. I enjoyed them all."

Al Kelley: "My pick is Nights Abroad by Elizabeth Pennell.  Ten years ago I had the good fortune to take my wife on a trip to Europe, visiting several cities in Italy, France and Spain. Liz's book allows me to relive the romance of Italy, recall the retired ballet dancer we met in France, and re-embrace the beauty of Europe."

Shirrel Rhoades: "May as well add my two cents. I'm proud to provide a publishing venue for deserving writers - from R.K. Simpson's very first book (Webley .45 and Other Short Stories) to James Loy's second funny-as-hell novel (Uncle Moe and the Martha's Vineyard Frackers) to Robert Coburn's brilliant fourth book (Little Boxes) to Bill Craig's thirtysomethingst novel (Chandler: Circle City Shakedown). All are books that deserve an audience -- and are finding one!"

But Al Kelley cautions, "The selection of books we receive here at Absolutely Amazing eBooks is truly amazing. With such a broad range of styles it is difficult to pick favorites."

Yet we all have them.