Prom at Trails End by John Strother is a witty and engaging novel that brings small-town life to the forefront with humor and warmth. The story follows a colorful cast of characters, including high school teachers, mischievous students, and quirky townsfolk as they navigate personal...

From the Depths by Julie Barnes is a gripping therapeutic thriller that delves into the intricate themes of identity, resilience, and self-discovery. Andie is trapped in a volatile family environment and embarks on a transformative journey after discovering the truth about her adoption. The plot...

Stranger to the Sea by Laurel Mojica is a compelling science fiction novel that explores the complex themes of identity, belonging, and defiance against authoritarian rule. Ki'ani, the heir to the Pātru of Vāni, is bound by her father's strict decree that everyone on the...

The Secret of Stone Cottage by Maighread MacKay is a mesmerizing dual-timeline mystery that seamlessly blends paranormal women's fiction with a deeply emotional narrative. The novel follows Rebecca Wainwright Connacher, a woman grappling with the recent loss of her father and debilitating panic attacks, who...

Moonset on Desert Sands by Sherri L. Dodd is a captivating paranormal mystery that weaves together elements of danger, suspense, and emotional depth. The novel follows Arista, a woman recovering from a traumatic encounter with a serial killer, who seeks solace in her aunt's home...

Metaville by Charlotte Brough is a gripping drama that delves into the chaotic and often treacherous world of young actors navigating the pressures of fame, personal secrets, and an unresolved mystery surrounding their missing co-star, Bobby Palmer. Set during the production of the second season...

Where You Once Belonged by Lorna Graham is a compelling exploration of identity, belonging, and the bonds of sisterhood. The novel skillfully weaves together themes of nostalgia, self-discovery, and how the past influences the present. At its core is Everleigh "Ev" Page, a journalist navigating...

In The Dog in the Woods by M. H. Altis, 11-year-old Billy is bored. His mother is tending to his baby sister, and his father is working, so Billy wanders off to play by himself. He's been told never to go into the forest, but...

Bad People by John Sturgeon is a murder mystery story with a difference. It’s Christmas Eve in Milton, Illinois, and a winter storm has blown in. But it brings more than snow and ice. It brings murder – a Catholic priest taking Mass – and...

Sir William Ellesworth, an Englishman of dubious reputation, is in Russia on a grand mission, one he hoped would stay a secret between him and his daughter Anna; assassinating the Tsar of Russia. However, perhaps taking his daughter to Nyaboskoye was a bad idea. Anna...