Victory: Where There’s A Will, There’s A Way is a work of fiction penned by author Mayra Barry in the historical, romantic drama, and Christian fiction subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. The story unfolds with Joe Smith, a young...

The Sword by Lilypearl Colman is a wonderful exploration of the enchantment, magic, and inherent violence of early Norse culture and family life. Oddný Einarsdóttir was just fifteen when, on a voyage with her foster brother to Iceland to finally be reunited with her father...

Beneath Autumn Leaves, by Lizbeth J, opens with Autumn Evans returning to the town she grew up in after a seven-year absence. But she is keeping dark secrets from her family and friends. The author has created a character who is struggling with her self-image,...

Denial by Remington Arquette is a deep, emotional dive into the human psyche exploring mental illness and psychological systems for dealing with grief and trauma. Katherine Baird grew up in an environment where all material wealth and needs were more than met. Her dominating and...

Channel 1994 Milestoneville by Golden November unfolds in Milestoneville as Click Clack chases his dream of becoming an actor. Bridgette explores real estate while her mom urges her to audition for a TV series. November mixes various characters and storylines, like job interviews, confrontations, and...

The Battle of Fort Scarlet is a work of fiction in the historical, military, and romantic drama subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to some scenes of sex and violence. Penned by author Jon Bebbington, this exciting novel plunges readers into the...

Retired Marine officer and FBI agent Angela Sutton, a member of the League of Black Assassins, a clandestine organization that protects black people, had disappeared without a trace. She had been involved in a car accident while reporting for duty, but her body was never...

Hackett at Large: Tales from a Reporter's Life in Paris 1961–1968 by Jack Fitzgerald is set in bustling Paris, where seasoned journalist Benjamin J. Hackett impresses his boss Geoffrey Hawkins with his quirky column, "An American in Paris." The Washington Tribune endeavors to secure an...

Ross C. Miller’s Of Ice & Fire: Trevvor is a gripping science fiction novel inspired by the Shadows and Ash universe created by Stacy Shofner-Williams' novels, Of Shadows & Ash, books 2 and 3. In the foreword, prologue, and early chapters, Miller provides backstories...

Anomalous Node is a unique story about a man named Thomas who isolates himself after the death of his wife, Sarah, five years earlier. Author Phillip Johnson tells the entire story from Thomas's point of view as he is trying to continue on, despite all...