Caitlin Buhr's A Sister Ago is a compelling and poignant read. The older sister, Christine, was compassionate and made an effort to watch out for her younger sister. In addition to being obstinate and careless, Rachel also battled drug addiction. Everything appeared to be going...

CC Crane is the successful owner of Crane's Marketing. She supports women who are very skilled and talented but may not get a fair shake in a male-dominated business. She is also a strong advocate for women's rights organizations. CC is no stranger to sexual...

Her Own War is penned by author Debra Borchert in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and suspense genres, and is the third installment of the Château de Verzat series. Set against the backdrop of Napoleon's rise post-French Revolution, Geneviève LaGarde, imprisoned for impersonating a man,...

Line In The Sand is penned by author Liliana Rossi in the romance, cross-cultural writing, and interpersonal drama genres. Readers are introduced to Sophia Marasco, outwardly a vivacious daughter of a prominent family, but inwardly carrying scars from a past love. Her world is shaken...

Not Quite a Scandal is Book 2 in the Audacious Ladies of Audley Regency romance series by Bliss Bennet. Bathsheba Audley Honeychurch is a young Quaker known for being outspoken, especially about the anti-slavery movement. When Ash Griffin, her intended fiancé, learns that he has...

The Formulation of Zack Sender is a psychological drama by Aaron Grinhaus. To any outsider, Zack Sender has the ideal life. An associate at a reputable law firm in Toronto, Zack is also in a steady relationship with his girlfriend, Jenny, who may or may...

Finding Me is an absorbing coming-of-age tale by Jacquie Biggar. Ever since the suicide of her father, life hasn't been the same for Izzy Thomas. While her mother slowly lost her life to alcohol and pharmaceutical pills, Izzy had to drop out of high school...

The Other Side of Nothing by Anastasia Zadeik is a powerful and moving novel. It follows Julia Reeves, an eighteen-year-old, as she tries to find a way to escape from the pain and guilt that consume her. Her father made her believe in a world...

Ken Saik's I Don’t Trust You highlights the lasting fears from childhood that we take with us as we are growing up. Jill’s father drinks to excess and becomes violent when drunk. He physically and verbally abuses his two daughters and his wife. The older...

Due to the One Child Only mandate, Fen, a Chinese woman, is forced to give her newborn second daughter Ning up for adoption. She does not know what will happen to the child and whether she will be treated well by the adoptive parents. In...