Novels based on childhood abuse have a special place in my heart, particularly if the victims manage to eventually put their pasts behind them and use their experience to help others. Jessica Aiken-Hall, the author of Boundaries, is one such survivor. I remember reading and...

Dirges of The Still Waters by James W. Durrah is the story of a young girl who wants nothing more than to learn to write. Vadeedee lives in a remote area in the mountains of Appalachia. Her life is as simple and boring as you...

When Rose Morningstar’s father dies and leaves her and her sisters alone in the world, they are at the mercy of their estranged third cousin – Michael Morningstar, the new Earl of Rothberg. When he tries to make Rose his wife, she doesn’t initially refuse...

Cousins is a thoughtful work of fiction in the horror, supernatural and drama sub-genres, and was penned by author Cynthia Helton. Working as a metaphorical journey through the existential crisis of death itself, the author offers a fascinating narrative in which vampires, who are usually...

Imagine what it would feel like to have no rights. To be completely under the control of your husband and male-dominated society, not even having the right to inherit if you were born female. Ginevra and Pearl, two women raising families in 1912, know too...

The Vessels is an engaging work of fiction in the supernatural and thriller sub-genres and was penned by author Anna M. Elias. This is an exciting and conceptual work which concerns spirits in Limbo in the afterlife who wished to return to the earthly world...

In The Girl Who Was Me Is Gone by Michael Brown, the year is 1649 and Oliver Cromwell's merciless army has descended on Ireland, massacring people along their way. Meanwhile, in Dublin, young heiress Nora dreams of a future full of adventure. As the army...

Two best friends are the target of an obsessive admirer in the spine-chilling thriller, Sharing a Stalker by Amy Raines. Claire and Samantha have been very close since they lived next door to each other as children. Not only do they have strong bonds, but...

Working the Pews is a work of fiction in the Christian and romance sub-genres, and was penned by author Anthony Watts. Aimed at adult audiences due to mature sexual situations and some violent content, the story follows the downfall of a successful televangelist and her...

“The murder of Abel, his brother, was Cain’s curse. He had shed blood, and blood would forever call to him.” In Those Who Hunger (An Amish Vampire Thriller) by Owen Banner, a simple community in rural Pennsylvania tightly guards their ancient secret against outsiders as...