In Hide by Robert John Bonney, Seb felt overwhelmed by environmental challenges that were out of his control and the realities of adapting to a changing climate. As a member of the Green Club at his school, Seb urged his family to avoid ordering more...

Half Agony, Half Hope by Joy Michelle Austin reimagines Austen’s enduring themes through a gripping, faith-rooted thriller set in modern times. Centered on the soul-deep bond between two men who become family in all but name, the novel explores the trauma of abuse, the agony...

Hollywood Tales From The Outer Fringe by William Karl Thomas is a collection of 12 short stories that follow the lives of people serving A-list Hollywood celebrities during the 1950s-60s. A security guard on Hollywood Boulevard finds much in common with a Japanese gardener. An...

J.E. Spina's How Far Is Heaven introduces the sudden disappearance of Parker Wilfork, a seemingly successful department store owner, after he travels to California for a mysterious business meeting. His wife, Priscilla, is left reeling, struggling to understand why he missed his flight home and...

Half-Truths by Carol Baldwin introduces Katie, a fifteen-year-old girl in 1950s Tabor City, North Carolina, whose aspirations for college and a career in journalism clash with the ingrained racial prejudices of her community and family. Witnessing racial injustice at her father's store and the terrifying...

Hardships reveal the true strength of any relationship, and for the Parkers, a Category 4 hurricane is about to put theirs to the ultimate test. In Hurrication: The Hurricane Vacation, Isla Anders drops readers into the eye of the storm as this unforgettable family battles nature—and...

Happily Ever Antlers: A Christmas Story by J.B. Fitzgerald is a magical holiday novel where the fates of a Philadelphia jingle writer and a mysterious white calf born at the North Pole become unexpectedly intertwined. Felicity Nichols, stuck in a stagnant marriage and yearning for...

Jeffrey C. Brown's Handicaptive follows the story of a man fed up with people trying to cheat the disabled parking privilege system. Marc Hadley is depressed. He lost his loving father to chronic cystic fibrosis, and every day he has to deal with disabled parking...

History is History by Thom Kudla begins with an aging man, ill and regretful, thinking on a life spent on performative intellect rather than living deeply. Though surrounded by books, he rarely read them meaningfully. He suffers from déjà vu and emotional detachment, worsened by...

In Haussitter, Brendan Norton introduces readers to Brian, an unemployed costume designer. He accepts a seemingly easy house-sitting job at a luxurious estate called Das Nest. But what began as a quirky summer gig quickly unravels into something much darker. In addition to caring for...