Our Authors
Meet some of the independent authors we've helped bring books into the world. These books span many genres, styles, and subjects. As an author working with E.M.Press, you'll join an ever-growing list of talented authors achieving their dreams.
N. T. Saige
Addy Lexington has two rules: keep the peace and keep her head down. Dating her brother’s worst enemy? That breaks both. Junior year was supposed to be simple—cheer, classes, repeat—but falling for Damien Cadell has put Addy in the middle of a rivalry that’s turning toxic fast. Between a ruthless cheer captain with a grudge, a boyfriend hiding dangerous secrets, and a brother who plays to win at all costs, the game is stacked against her. Secrets are spreading, alliances are shifting, and under the Friday night lights, one wrong move could cost Addy her friends, her family, and the boy she’s not sure she can trust. In this game, loyalty is deadly—and winning might mean losing everything.
William A. Haddad
Frankie and Louie are the very best of friends. Even though they are almost total opposites, they share a love for swimming in the ocean. They swim together every day, rain or shine, in calm seas or wild waves. But when the Fish Brothers grow up, will their friendship survive all the changes and new challenges they face?
Mike Haddad
After 25 years serving on the Fairyland Police Department, hardened detective Puss-in-Badge is just a whisker away from retirement. Unfortunately, there's a criminal mastermind out there turning fairytales into nightmares, pulling puppet strings, and ruining happily-ever-afters. With his boots and his badge, Puss must put away one last villain before he meets his own storybook ending.
Mike Haddad
From our earliest tribes and civilizations, we have told each other stories. Stories to explain the things we could not, stories to teach codes of behavior, stories to pass the long, cold hours of the night while waiting for the sun's blazing return. Myths and legends, fairytales and folklore, they have been woven into the very fabric of our culture and their effects can still be seen in various forms of modern media. "Legends," in keeping with that tradition, is a collection of short stories all taking place in modern day but heavily influenced by millennia of storytelling.
Fred Norton
The Yeti-Man is a lonely mountain-dweller who loves to play games with the campers who stay there, roaring to scare them away. Then one day, a little girl stays behind to play with him. Together, they become unexpected friends.
When a young police officer is transferred back to the area where he was born and raised, his career starts to get a little more interesting. Amid a mix of faces both old and new, Steve Shearwater answers calls that range from the hilarious to the humbling. Set in 1970s Cumbria and the Lake District National Park, My Cup Runneth Over fills the beautiful backdrop of northern England with a charming cast of characters – at the center of which, Shearwater strives to carry out his duties both big and small. This collection of tales weaves together into one story that gives the reader a glimpse into Shearwater’s early career successes and failures, all underpinned by his own personal life – sometimes with troublesome consequences.