The Wound Closest to the Sun by Karl Berger is a poignant historical novel that spans decades and continents, weaving together the lives of those shaped by war and regret. The story follows Yann, a semi-retired French journalist in 1960, haunted by his past. Through...

“Hurry and wait—that was the way of the Royal Navy.” For Lieutenant Joseph Duncan, the protagonist of Sailing Toward the Tempest by Kent M. Schwendy, things are much more complicated than that. The story begins in 1795 aboard HMS Fidelity, where Joseph serves as a...

Joel Shoemaker's Cocktails & Concatenations offers readers a unique blend of storytelling and mixology, serving as a collection of engaging tales and a bartender’s recipe book. This fourth publication from Shoemaker ventures into a creative domain where each story is paired with a cocktail, cleverly...

In Specimen by Lisa Towles, Thea Riggs becomes entangled in a dangerous game after receiving a text inviting her to meet her friend at home. Upon arrival, Thea discovers her friend's mother lifeless on the kitchen floor and takes a photograph. Thea hears a noise...

Austin Blues is a rich tapestry woven from the threads of music, friendship, and the relentless march of time, set against the backdrop of Austin, Texas. Written by Gary A. Keith, it takes readers on an exciting journey through the eyes of Sanders Eden and...

An Itch for Justice by Christa Nardi is the first book in the Izzie Di Sante Mysteries. Izzie has grown up knowing what her life path would be and now reluctantly works at her family’s restaurant. Her real passion is for investigative reporting and she’s...

Over There by Jane Loeb Rubin begins with Eli and Miriam, a newly married couple immediately thrust into World War I. After their honeymoon, Eli enlists in the Medical Corps just as they begin adjusting to married life. Miriam is unable to serve due to...

Hunting the Red Fox by W. Kenneth Tyler Jr follows Roger Mace, an amateur golf historian and aspiring writer, who stumbles upon the extraordinary life story of Perry Barnes. What begins as a quest to document Perry’s time on the PGA tour of the 1950s...

The Weight of Paper Cranes: A Novella of Survival and Dignity in Ukraine by Barry Robbins is a story where twenty-three neighbors find themselves bonded by hope in a basement shelter beneath war-torn Kharkiv. As bombs reduce their city to rubble, they form an unlikely...

The Empresario’s Wife by Barbara H. Seeber is a sweeping historical novel that brings to life the turbulent era of the Texas Revolution through the eyes of Sarah Seely DeWitt. In 1827, Sarah leaves behind the familiar comforts of St. Louis for the promise and...