A lot of military men will love South China Sundown! A Flagship Novel! It is a tale of the modern American Navy. The protagonist is a female navy captain and I can’t remember any other books I’ve read where that is the case. South China...

Summer camp is for losers and nerds. Matt considers this a fact. That’s why he is none too pleased when his father decides to send him to Camp Friendship as a punishment for a prank gone terribly wrong. Resigning himself to a stultifying few weeks...

When a self-employed boat carrier ferries a private yacht to San Diego, it is all in a day’s work. At least that is what Casey believes when he pulls up to the designated marina to complete his latest assignment. Uncertain if he has docked the...

G.R. Paskoff writes like an engineer. I say this as a compliment. A lot of engineers have become great writers of speculative fiction, starting with the late great Robert Anson Heinlein whose works enthralled me as a teenager. In Eden M51, G.R. Paskoff continues the...

Ex-Navy SEAL Logan Alexander witnesses the murder of his friend Hamid, a former Kuwaiti intelligence officer, outside a busy restaurant in broad daylight. Hamid’s last words to Logan are a warning to beware Unit 400. Still reeling from the assassin’s brazenness and cold-blooded calm, Logan...

Revengeful by Andrew P. Clark is an action packed story based on the need to kill by the main character Randy Thompson. The scene is set in the home of Randy’s former boss Sam. Randy, assuming the pseudonym Tom in his dialogue with police detective...

Love knows no boundaries and even time itself can not keep true love apart in this thrilling science fiction tale, Indigo, by Amy Boukair. Maya is simply trying to get through life with as little struggle as possible and give the best life she can...

Sarabeth, the princess of the realm, is living as an impostor with the thoughts and memories of Dr. James Khoo, who is suffering from extreme headaches. As the dual life of Jamie, living as Sarabeth, and James continues, the question is – which one is...

A deluge of dystopian and apocalyptic novels have hit the market over the past several years, but none are as exciting, honest, and fast moving as In The End. The novel begins with a catastrophic event that would normally establish a plot driven story but...

J Bradley Van Tighem’s novel Puha, Master of the Wild, Volume 1, unravels in the late 1700s, when wolves, buffaloes, and grizzly bears freely wandered the southern plains of Texas. This was also the time when Comanche Indians roamed the land with their horses, spears,...