Fury in Her Eyes by Phillip Vega is a poignant and dramatic tale that explores the power of forgiveness. Ollie Morales is a seasoned photojournalist whose new project takes him to Washington, D.C. He crosses paths with a group of anti-government extremists and is the...

In Yellow Birds by Karen Green, Kait follows a fan-based group known as the Yellow Birds. The Yellow Birds consist of people from all walks of life who enjoy music from the band Open Road. Starting out with a group of friends from her hometown,...

Cry of the Kestrel by Marla Himeda, the second book in the Bardic Isles series, is for young adult fans of fantasy, drama, and coming-of-age stories. Kaelin is an apprentice of the Composition Master of Kestrel, Bergid. Kaelin is just thirteen, but he is an...

Gemma's Fate: Immortal Breeders Book 1 by A.R. Vagnetti follows the tale of Gemma Christiana, a young and ambitious journalist looking for her next big story. As it happens, one almost falls into her lap although it comes with a whole lot more than what...

Wife By The Hour is a romance drama by Gail Treasure. In her mid-forties now, Jade Matthews has been working as a high-society escort in Toronto as "Just Julia" for the past ten years. A single mother with an eleven-year-old daughter named Belle, she plans...

In Rude Awakenings by Christopher Carrolli, Jamie dreams of shadowy figures and a painful procedure involving her deceased mother, which she suspects might be real abductions after discovering Dylan Rasche's book on similar experiences. Nadine Parks, who saw a UFO, believes her dreams align with...

Strike Five by Aaron T. Knight delivers a humorous yet poignant tale about dreams, perseverance, and the unexpected twists of fate. The story follows Chad Smith, a young man whose greatest ambition is to play Major League Baseball. Unfortunately, Chad’s inability to pitch quickly has...

Jack O’Mally, an aging ex-Marine and staunch Republican, has anything but love for liberals, left-wing media, and everything that drains America of its greatness. In Jack’s “book”, it is especially foreign immigrants, whom he calls “illegals”, and people of color, who are notoriously steering America...

Moses and Akhenaten by Sharon Janet Hague is an intriguing historical novel that reimagines the childhood of Akhenaten, the heretic pharaoh of Egypt and explores the fascinating theory that Akhenaten and Moses might have been the same person. Set against the backdrop of ancient Egypt,...

There must be many people who are unaware that during World War II, after the bombing of Pearl Harbour, the Americans rounded up those of Japanese descent and interned them in camps. In Shirley Miller Kamada’s book No Quiet Water, Fumio Miyota, together with his...