Pudgy, the central character in Jay Matthew Korn's The Things of a Child, is dying but not before he bestows upon his adopted son Angel one last act of love. In 1984 Pudgy is returning from his annual vacation and notices that things have changed...

I was thoroughly engrossed in the mythological revenge drama The Red Fiend by Ranjit Moore. Telling an engaging and dramatic tale of a demon king set on a path of vengeance against the divine being who killed his mother, this book uses Eastern cultural touchstones...

The Broken Fife by Gary C. Demack transports readers to the American Civil War, where Junius Hart's determination to rescue and free his love, Ruby, drives him through the chaos and moral complexities of a nation divided. This historical narrative weaves together themes of love,...

Can war ever be justified? Can war prevent further wars? Bauder sets out to dissect these questions using a series of short stories. Each reflects an aspect of warfare and prevailing attitudes to it, from misplaced patriotism to the reasons that soldiers enlist and the...

In There Ain't No Justice, Norman Shabel portrays the journey of Joshua Gordon, an ambitious Assistant County Prosecutor overseeing a case that intersects with his personal life. Joshua grew up under the guidance of his single mother, Sadie. Life for him and his other siblings was...

Michael A. Greco's 33 Frivolous Pricks of Time takes readers on an imaginative time-travel adventure that masterfully blends dark humor with high stakes. Eight travelers shatter time's delicate fabric after a catastrophic mistake, sending them tumbling through history's most horrific disasters and infamous crimes. As...

A Tiny Piece of Blue is a historical drama by Charlotte Whitney. The story is set during the Great Depression in rural Michigan in 1934. After a fire burns down their decrepit home, thirteen-year-old Silstice "Silly" Trayson suddenly becomes homeless, leading her to seek shelter...

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...