Elizabeth Stevens brings us passion and love in the young adult romance novel The Trouble With Hate is… Leilani Granger and Casper Drake have known each other forever. They live next door to each other, and their fathers are best friends. Casper and Brett, Lani’s...

The Count is a historical fiction thriller by Rod Taylor. It's 1975, and Nicholas Cameron, a British national with Russian heritage, discovers financial discrepancies in the bank he works for. Meanwhile, he learns of his own links to the Cossacks through his recently deceased mother's...

Whether or not you’re a Trump fan, the possibility that you have been following developments in the many indictments that Trump is facing is pretty high. Perhaps you, like me, have wondered whether the man will end up in prison. While we all speculate on...

The Hunted Rose is a work of short fiction in the Good Tales for Bad Dreams series of reimagined fairy tales by V.M. Sawh. Inspired by characters from the European fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood but set in occupied France in 1940, it follows...

The Prophets of Gentilly Terrace by Gordon Peter Wilson is set in New Orleans, where Jerry faces mounting financial trouble and resorts to gambling and misusing client funds. Simultaneously, Glenn forms an alliance with an influential official and engages in property assessment schemes. Lecky is...

The Little Dog: The Red Grouse Tales by Leslie Garland relates a retired forester’s struggles with questions of good and evil, retribution, and judgment. Jenny is the landlady of the old coaching inn known as The Red Grouse. Bill is an old lumberjack and one...

Richard W. Kelly's The American Martyr follows the difficult consequences that a 16-year-old boy faces after protesting against his nation's call to battle. The ​age of adulthood is changed to 16, and America’s allies are in a war against China. Though the war only benefits...

The Shingle Weaver’s Picnic by P.C. Smith is a sweeping murder mystery told through the eyes of a young girl as she and her younger brother sort out the effects of their late mother. Annie Elizabeth Jordan, Cricket to her friends, was just a child...

Brian Ray Brewer's The Diving God follows the story of a man who has lost his sense of purpose and begins a journey of self-discovery. Bob is enjoying a seemingly perfect holiday with his girlfriend, Kathy, on the Yucatan coast of Mexico when he discovers...

The Wall at the Sugar Factory by Sherry V. Ostroff is a heartrending and yet ultimately triumphal essay on man’s continuing inhumanity against his fellow man, especially as it pertains to European Jews. Long before the recognized Holocaust, Jews in Eastern Europe especially were already...