In No More Lies, author Alan Brenham introduces us to Dani Mueller Scarsdale, a criminal defense attorney, and her husband Jason Scarsdale, an Austin PD detective. When Jason is going for a job interview in Washington DC, Dani thinks it would be a good idea...

A forensic auditor targets a town to expose one of their local businesses for fraudulent practices and encounters more than she bargains for in the sleuth mystery, Loblolly by Veronica Mixon. After her twin brother dies in a suspicious suicide, Joleen spends two years secretly...

In Boomerville at Ballymegille by Caroline James, the death of her husband leads Hattie Mulberry back to Hotel Boomerville. Starting anew, Hattie resumes her former position as manager as new residents arrive to experience the wonderful activities that the place has to offer. Better yet,...

In The Rebound Effect by Linda Griffin, when Teresa Lansing meets SWAT officer Frank McAllister, a spark between the two strangers immediately ignites. Teresa is enamored with the handsome, somewhat mysterious new man in town. As their dating life heats up, Teresa is torn between...

In the little Bavarian town of Fussen, Karl is an intelligent university student whose life is books, learning, and thinking. Karl is also a closet homosexual. His mother is aware of Karl’s preferences and accepts it. His father does not. Despite Karl and his lover’s...

Leonard the Liar by Nicholas Gagnier opens with Leonard having a conversation with his daughter about her unusual name - a conversation which leads Leonard to reflect on some pivotal events in his past which helped to shape his life. It was a time when...

Bright Lies is a work of fiction in the suspense, psychological thriller, and interpersonal drama sub-genres, and was penned by author A. A. Abbott. Written for adult reading audiences, the work does contain moderate use of explicit language, graphic violence, and reference to potentially triggering...

Edward “Skip” Walker is back in Perry Ashe’s Under a Basketball Moon. The story is written from Skip’s point of view. As a diarist, he recounts a historic moment in his life by coaching an African-American team in NCAA’s Final Four. He reveals his domestic...

Canary and The Mothman is a tragic rendition of the life story of a man named Jesse. Inspired by real events, it is the first novel of author Emory Moon's Canary series. Raised in the Ridge household, Jesse gets initiated into the family moonshine business...

Watching a loved one struggle with memory issues is difficult. It takes a kind, patient person like Silvie to help. But, as the anger surfaces along with the confusion from lost memories, it makes the caring task more than just difficult. Silvie is very patient...