A Worthy Life by Dahlia Moore is fiction based on a true story. Bina, now in her 80s, is a Holocaust survivor. She survived one of the worst horrors in the history of humankind. A Jew who migrated to America at age 11, her survival...

In Aclaracion by Michael Chavez, the author has taken a very sensitive subject, not only in the gay community but in communities in general, and treated it with sensitivity and the utmost respect for all concerned both in this book and for those who reading...

Ashes to Ashes is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, literary, and cultural fiction subgenres. It is suitable for the adult reading audience and was penned by author Aleks Lyons. We are invited on a captivating journey into the internal world of a...

Based on his real-life experiences with a patient, Aliya, The Girl From Ukraine is a moving story about a young woman's journey of self-discovery by Jaime Grunfled, LMHC. The book follows a young Tatar woman from Crimea whose life turned upside down when Russian forces...

All I See is Violence by Angie Elita Newell is a literary fiction novel that revolves around the first-person narratives of three individuals that span two separate timelines. In the present, we are introduced to Nancy, who has an ex in prison and whose relationship...

A Collection of Very Short Stories by Cheryl Holloway, as its title implies, is a fascinating series of ironic, whimsical, engaging vignettes, each one written to highlight a single chosen word and each one delightful. The titles of these literary 'bonnes bouches' are diverse, ranging...

A Thousand Flying Things by Kathryn Brown Ramsperger begins in a camp in Southern Sudan, where humanitarian worker Dianna becomes deeply attached to a young boy named Khalil and strives to protect him from being recruited as a child soldier by camp leader Dr. Biel....

A Warm Rainy Day In Tokyo by Kana Wu follows two parallel narratives. Bella dreams of owning a café in a bookstore and makes plans for an online education. Ryo is in a less dreamy situation as he faces tough decisions regarding his sister Akiko's...

A Persistent Echo by Brian Kaufman relates the tale of August Simms, a world-renowned explorer. He returns to Rhome, Texas in 1897 in his twilight years, driven by a relentless curiosity about a mysterious flying machine. He takes up residence in the same room he...

In A Lie Called the Present by Jim Van de Erve, the author has taken a subject that haunts families, especially parents, as they get older. It was very enlightening and intriguing as to how children will treat their parents in old age. There are...