Peril on the Indian Pacific by C. A. Larmer, the seventh book in the Murder Mystery Book Club series, is a detail-oriented mystery with the strong flavor of a classic detective novel. Alicia Finlay, her sister Lynette, and other members of the Murder Mystery Book...

Katherine Mahoney’s career as an officer with the seventh fleet takes a turn for the worse when she attempts to end the life of her former husband, Luke Walker, over personal differences. She prepares for the consequences of her actions, which may involve a court...

Pursuit into Darkness is the second book in the War of Destiny series by Theresa Van Spankeren. This vampire novel takes place in 1582, in London, and focuses on the main character, Julia, and the vampire Resistance group, the Ka-tet. Julia and her lover, Adam,...

Potions and Margaritas by Maria Vermisoglou is part of the Cursed Girl universe and Liquor Shop series. Eclipse is a magical place where everyone can feel at home and it serves the best margaritas in town. Soon the sanctuary they all hold dear is threatened...

Jane Austen and Regency-era aficionados will, without doubt, enjoy Pride and Perjury by Alice McVeigh. This collection of twenty Austen-inspired vignettes are variations of the 19th-century classics, Pride and Prejudice and Emma. The author delves deeply into Austen’s arguably two most popular novels to uncover...

Paradise Point is a work of fiction by Cynthia A. King in the romance genre and is aimed at mature audiences. Paradise Point is a heartfelt exploration of love and rediscovery that follows gothic romance writer Aimee Dunsmore as she tries to return to her...

Morris Hoffman’s Pinch Hitting is a novel about America’s favorite pastime. Joe Skelton is dying, and he tells a story in his sleep while his wife writes his words. Harold Fungo, whose transformation from a ballpark janitor known as “The Joltin’ Janitor” to a baseball...

Pitching to Giraffes by Tom Puszykowski follows John, a college baseball pitcher navigating the turbulent sociopolitical landscape of the early 1970s. John's journey, from his struggles with self-identity to contending with the societal expectations of his era, is both relatable and introspective. His baseball team...

Philip Scholz’s Par Angusta Ad Augusta gave me a peek into our world from a different perspective. Because of the sudden deaths of his brother and sister-in-law in a car accident, Jefferson Thomas, a visually impaired law professor at The New York University Law School,...

Perfect Shade of Blue by Jenna L. Reese is a riveting fantasy adventure. Andrea was a daydreamer with quite an imagination and began writing to escape reality. Andrea had never dreamed before, but one night she woke up on a beautiful forest floor in a...