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What readers are saying about M-Trait:

"A gem of a story"

"I stayed home from work just to finish reading it."

"I can't wait for the sequel!"

"An intelligent thriller."

Welcome to Moose Hill Books, a publishing company established in 2002 to provide traditional publishing services in an untraditional manner: our organization is a virtual company that utilizes creative talent from all over the world to bring to market the best in fiction and non-fiction biblio-entertainment.

Moose Hill Books utilizes a unique editing process where authors and editors collaborate through manuscripts in order to strengthen the author's vision. This is followed by feedback sessions within a focus group environment to ensure that reader satisfaction is maximized.

Moose Hill Books is currently seeking quality fiction and non-fiction, of any genre, for publication in 2008 or 2009. If you are interested in submitting a manuscript to us, please click on Submissions here or at the top left of this page.

M-Trait & Godquake Released as E-Books

M-Trait, by Brandon Franklin Hurst and Godquake: Life on the Edge by Anne Ewing Rassios are now available as an E-Book. Using Adobe's pdf format that works on all personal computer platforms, purchase either book at the incredible price of $4.95. Click HERE to purchase online and enjoy great reading entertainment.

Why is M-Trait Such a Great Read?

Choosing a book to publish at Moose Hill Books is not a case of personal choice, superior intuition, or a darn good hunch. M-Trait by Brandon Franklin Hurst went through a rigorous screening and re-edit process using the most important asset available: the reading public.

Moose Hill Books understands that the customer is the final decider of what is a good read and what isn't. For M-Trait, six months was spent working with focus groups and re-editing the story until the reading public gave it an enthusiastic thumbs up. Without their input, this book would not have made it to market.