Brook Allen's Antonius: Son of Rome is about the life of young Marcus Antonius after his father dies in disgrace in Rome. The Roman Republic is waning and the young man yearns to restore his family’s honor. Handsome and possessed of military talent, he's now...

Dominant Trait: A Story of Social and Genetic Inequality is a work of fiction that focuses on social issues, class, and culture, and it was penned by author Michael Lee Abramson. Set in a speculative world not unlike our own, but one in which success...

Hope Prevails by Emily Stalder Johnson is Book 4 in the series about Dublin Caldwell. He and his wife Allie moved from Ohio to Montana about 10 years ago, searching for Dublin's Uncle Jimmy. They now live next door to Uncle Jimmy and Aunt Georgia....

Theresa Crandall has spent decades of summers at Whimsy Towers, the Cape Cod oceanfront home she inherited from her grandmother. Her attorney husband Kevin spent most of the summer in Alexandria, VA, and he would visit when possible. The story begins when one of their...

Justice of the Root is a work of historical fiction with plenty of interpersonal drama and wider intrigue and was penned by author Abby Gordon. The sequel to The Hidden Rose, this novel forms the second book in The Order of the Rose series and...

Ambrosia by Madison Wheatley is a paranormal tale that will haunt you for life. Crystal is fat. She knows it and her last boyfriend took great delight in calling her a fat pig – until the day he died. A handsome stranger walks into Crystal’s...

The Return of Betty Snickerdoodle by Pepper Frost is the first book in the Betty Snickerdoodle Mystery series. Bea is living her life just the way she wants it until her peaceful existence is disturbed by a crook that comes around with the intention of...

It is 1912 and baseball, a young sport, is floundering to find its way. Dead Ball by GP Hutchinson is the story of Hal Gerecke and Rube Wannamaker and the role they played. Hal is a pitcher and Rube is the batter as the season...

We read about the plague and the devastation it had on Europe in our history classes. We are taught how it spread and how many people perished, but not much on how the people of that time felt knowing they were so close to death....

The house with all its "nincompoops" is back with a whole new dose of humor in the second book in the Curmudgeon Avenue series, The Harold and Edith Adventures by Samantha Henthorn. With Edna presumably gone to France with the love of her life, Genevieve,...