Death Drives a Minivan is a dark romantic comedy written by J.L. Pete. Kerrigan had never really given much thought to the Grim Reaper, aside from the images of spectral hooded figures bearing scythes usually seen during the Halloween season. And he never would have...

In Book of Names by Rain Oxford, brothers Nathan and Luca find themselves yanked from their easy-going existence and thrown into the midst of a strange alien world where Egyptian myths are alive and magic works. Foundling Nathan also discovers that he may have a...

I had a deep affinity for the protagonist of The Jackson MacKenzie Chronicles: In the Eye of the Storm. He is a hero in the strongest American tradition of what that word means. He served in the same Army that I served in, though at...

Orbit by Leigh Hellman is about Ciaan Gennett, who is known as a Halfsiee. She is a P-Kid who’s first mother is from Earth. She grew up having to defend herself, and ends up getting into a lot of trouble because of it. Thanks to...

Ain’t Always Been a Preacher by Casey McDonald is a short but lively story of a man who tries desperately to keep his past from reclaiming his life since he has chosen to lead a now reformed existence as the preacher in a small town....

Fort Nowhere, Vietnam is a work of dramatic military fiction by author Arthur Wiederhold. Unusual to the genre, this novel focuses on the Vietnam War from a non-combat perspective as we follow our central character Art, a journalist no longer interested in sitting on the...

I am a big fan of the American Civil War. The courage and tenacity of both sides is a testament to the American spirit. As a former military man, I am proud of the innovations and new techniques created by both sides in their determination...

Finding Pegasus by John Pearce is a fast-paced action thriller that would actually make a really good movie or a TV series. This is the third novel in the Eddie Grant series and I have not read the previous two novels. However, this meant very...

Beautyworld by David Bennett Laing portrays a futuristic look at Earth after the Exodus leaves behind a society of people that had undergone a gene transformation, leaving them sexless, unmaterialistic and highly revered. The Tellurian society consists of a very peaceful people that are at...

In Abaddon Rising by P.L. Parker, after watching her only friend and ally perish at the hands of an ax-wielding monstrous creature, Joss is ready to give up on life. The situation is made even worse when her spiteful handler serves her to the hungry...