Breach of Consciousness is a psychological thriller written by Peter Castillo. Fourth-grader Marco Torres was determined to be one of the guys, but the stabbing migraine headaches that afflicted him made it hard to keep up the act. This was especially true when it happened...

Unloched by Candice Lemon-Scott is a story about twin sisters, Lauren and Trina, and the difficulty of their childhood and the event that tore apart such a special bond between sisters. Their mother, Gisella, has issues of her own that affect each of her daughters...

In Deviant Acts by J.J. White, Vietnam vet Jackson Hurst transforms from heroin addict to private investigator, thanks in no little part to a desperate aunt seeking to save her daughter from the hands of kidnappers. The daughter, Cheryl, is the epitome of the overly...

A Day With The Old Folks: Verdun, 1916 by Michael P. Kihntopf focuses on four German soldiers for a twenty-four-hour period during the Battle of Verdun. We follow these four men through life and death struggles that they endure just trying to survive. Kluggman is...

Wow! Just, wow! How's that for a review? Well, it's definitely the way I felt about The Second Diary, the absolutely fabulous work by author Ciara Threadgoode. This book will have its readers obsessively turning the pages from the very first words all the way...

Daddy’s Girl is a novel written by Ben Burgess Jr. A 2:00 am telephone call is all it takes to fully wake Nick Johnson. The mother of his child, Vickie De Luca, has gone into labor one month early and threatens to sign the baby...

E.N. Heim begins his fictional work, Hidler’s Point, with a short paragraph explaining his name. His name is Adolf Hidler V; his family pronounces the last name with a long “I” sound, Hydler. The last sentence is, “I hate my name.” The family, including his...

Obedience by V.G. Kilgore builds on the Old Testament story of Noah’s Ark. Each chapter begins with a sentence from the biblical story, and the chapters then unfold in the light of those words. Ham doubts his father Noah’s wisdom in building an ark, but...

In Legitimate Power by Stefan Vucak, Cheber Shaken, living in the outskirts of Jerusalem, uncovers two stone ossuaries in a buried chamber in his backyard while clearing some bramble for his wife’s garden. These ossuaries are quite unique in that one contains some old bones...

Animal Magnet by Gary W. Anderson is a family saga that reads like nothing most readers have encountered, a tale that begins in the Kingdom of Hungary in the 18th century and spans two centuries into the future. It handles conflicts, hardships, scandal, and shame...