In Sickness and In Health / Yom Kippur in a Gym is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, literary fiction, and cultural writing subgenres. These two novellas are best suited to the general adult reading audience. Each of these unique and interesting short...

Stuck With Me is a work of fiction in the contemporary romance, slice-of-life, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to explicit language and sexual situations throughout. Penned by author Leslie McElroy, the story revolves around Lucy Gilbert, a small-town...

Land of the Blind by Andy Owen is a first-person fictional memoir that follows its narrator, whom I simply came to call “The Officer,” in the war-torn landscape of Afghanistan. Through covert operations and counterinsurgency measures, we start to see the chain reaction of consequences,...

Mona Moon and Robert Farley, Duke of Brynelleth, had boarded the RMS Majesty ocean liner for their honeymoon, hoping to have a wonderful time with no disturbances. However, on their first night after dinner, a storm hits, and they return to their suite, only to...

When responding to the doorbell at the rectory, Reverend Patrick Donelly is surprised to find two baskets with an infant in each one. When he cannot locate foster parents who are willing to take them in, he takes in and raises the twin boys as...

The Wooden Tokens by Dawn Knox is the story of Annie and Ben, both left as babies at the Foundling Hospital after their mothers decided to give them up for adoption. A kind and loving couple adopts them after losing their twins, and they become...

In Bridges Between Our Hearts, Jennifer Collins has written an awe-inspiring book about a woman who loses her daughter and how the ones who are left behind handle their grief at the loss. The story unfolds most sensitively and the reader will find themself identifying...

Immerse yourself in a lively anthology of short stories and poems with Dima Tsyptsiura's Sheg. This collection touches upon a wide range of humanity's issues through different genres, such as sci-fi, fantasy, and mythology. The book opens with a story about a magician discovering cheese...

What an imaginative and surprising read! When I first started reading Tsunami Cowboys by Jadi Campbell, I thought it was a collection of short stories despite being described as a novel on its cover. Each part (or story) in the book is told from the...

Drawing from her own experiences, Gayle G. Curtin tells a tale of heartbreak and abuse with Wiser Now. In the mid-1980s, Gayle was working for an insurance agency, divorced and single with two kids from her previous marriage. Feeling like she was missing something from...