Set in post-World War I America, Love and Conductivity beautifully weaves a tale of emotional discovery and the electric connection between two souls navigating personal loss and societal expectations. The story centers on Eleanor Morgan, an aspiring writer, and Thomas Erwin Phipps, a scientist grappling...

Water Music by Marcia Peck will appeal to fans of literary, historical, realistic, drama, and social issues fiction. Almost twelve-year-old Lily Grainger is happy to spend the summer of 1956 with her family in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Her father, Weston, plans to build a house...

The Painted Book by Golden November blends action and drama into a unique story set around the bustling Milestoneville Book Show, where a colorful cast of characters encounters intrigue, humor, and unexpected twists. The narrative invites readers to act out its words through fast-paced dialogue...

Saint Catherine of Secaucus by Ann King is a literary tale that explores how the faith of our childhood can, as events and circumstances occur, change and develop. For Catherine Ricci,  a Catholic schoolgirl, becoming a nun was always the dream. She idolized her favorite teacher...

Murder at the Country Club by James Landsaw follows Jeff, a sharp-eyed waiter at an exclusive country club, who becomes embroiled in a deadly mystery. When a wealthy businessman, Victor Langston, is found dead in his study, the strange circumstances of his death and the...

More Than You Know is another thrilling installment from the Warren Steelgrave series by Gary E. Smith. Taking a break from his relationship with Cindy O'Brian, Warren Steelgrave, a writer, visits Italy and soon finds himself embroiled in the conspiracy of a nefarious terrorist group...

Rebels and Saints: Catching Freedom by Lena Gibson is the explosive conclusion of the Train Hoppers series, throwing readers right back into the action where the last story left off. The plot follows Elsa and her band of rebels as they mount their final offensive...

Dancing with No Shoes by Scott Lindgren is a powerful coming-of-age story centered on David Hardy, a teenager with cerebral palsy who refuses to let his disability define his future. Set during one transformative summer in Boston, the novel masterfully interweaves elements of romance, mystery,...

Gwendolyn & Eddie by Michael O.L. Seabaugh is a witty and poignant exploration of mid-century America's societal upheavals. Set against the backdrop of 1950s Missouri, the novel follows Gwendolyn as she wrestles with a crumbling marriage, shifting cultural norms, and the peculiar presence of Eddie,...

Quick and Quirky Stories and Photos by Lorin Lee Cary is an anthology of short stories and black-and-white photos. The stories could be said to represent the fringe of everyday life. For example, in “Obsession,” we find a man struggling to deal with his hair...