Pygmie by Emily Trinkely is an interesting story revolving around the character of Carina, who is too small for her pack and is constantly being picked on. Her parents have abandoned her (dumping her on her aunt), and Carina isn't sure if she can survive...

The Light at the Center of the Universe by JF Anstead is a series of three short stories. The first, The Pearl, is about two sisters who share dreams. In the dreams, they are able to communicate and learn about the pearl, which they...

What's not to love about Dragonlyst: A Short Novel by Randall Seeley? It is a fantasy short story in a world where people can unexpectedly turn into dragons! I think every boy has dreamed at one time or another of dragons. Just look at...

In Curse Of Atlantis: Jamestown by M. Paul Hollander, Harley Schultz, aged sixteen, and his father Dave are in search of the legendary civilization of Atlantis. A clue from the past has led them to Jamestown, Virginia. But Harley experiences sensations of being shadowed by...

A bloodthirsty knife that controls a man. A killer with an unknown past, a need for death and destruction, and an underlying desire to protect the most vulnerable. An immortal available for hire, but only at the right price. All of these elements add up...

Epiphany – The Silvering by Sonya Deanna Terry picks up where The Golding leaves off with another budding romance. Meanwhile Rosetta Melki is making discoveries about both her early childhood and the secret project one of her friends has been working on, a project that...

Aranya is a 16-year-old Princess of Immadia who was born with a gift of an enchantress. Her kingdom is about to suffer a full-scale invasion from the barbarous Sylakians. In order to save her people and her family, she offered herself to be exiled to...

Enter The King by Ibomcha Kolom unfolds with Laysana receiving the prestigious Humanist Award from the President of UNO at the UN. It is a day celebration and the pretty girl is singled out for her social work, which is assisting those who are adversely affected...

I must admit that I am a huge fan of fantasy. It’s my most preferred genre, and the one that I feel has the most promise for true creativity. That being said, I must also admit that I have been getting a bit burned out...

Wow. Just wow. I just finished reading Games of Chance, Book One in the Judgement’s Tale Series by author William L. Hahn. In an excellent new entry into the fantasy genre, we find a new hero, the enigmatic Solemn Judgement. When he lands on the...