If given the opportunity, Mitch Blaine prefers to spend his free time relaxing in the sun while contemplating creative ways to grow his savings for a rainy day. An opportunity arises while Blaine and his trusted partner, Beyer, recuperate from their latest misadventure. He receives...

The Pot of Gold at the Rainbow Cafe by Dan Chabot is a heartfelt story that celebrates what it means to be a true American—generous, kind, and compassionate. It follows Therese, the owner of the colorful Rainbow Cafe, and the members of her community. After...

In The Josan and the Jee by William Karl Thomas, Sook Cha is escaping to the south because of the invasion by the North Koreans. Sadly, they catch up with them, and what follows is gruesome murders and the rape of children. Sook Cha only...

Love Decanted is the love story of Peter and Julie. He’s an almost-divorced father of two, and she is a formerly engaged woman of a certain age who desperately wants a baby. Together, they find the second chance they’re both looking for over many bottles...

In The Vault by author Stuart Z. Goldstein, beneath the concrete streets of New York City lies the world’s largest securities vault: an impenetrable fortress guarded by routine and invisibility. For 40 years, Andy Russo has served as its quiet custodian. But after decades of...

Out of school and finally married to her long-time sweetheart, Jesse Reed, Margaret has been trying to establish herself as a reporter at the West Prairie Journal with limited success. When her boss assigns her to cover the ongoing developments in Waunasha, Margaret finds herself...

David has an old soul, yet his mind is on shaping the future. He recognizes the systemic barriers that disproportionately affect Black women in accessing financial education and resources. This insight drives him to create an online platform offering tailored financial literacy courses, mentorship, and...

In My Daughter Natasha: Discovering Life’s Hard Truths One Street at A Time, Artie Dimanche chronicles a week-long journey undertaken by Arthur, a college professor, and his precocious five-year-old daughter, Natasha, as they traverse their city, exploring everyday locations and discovering profound life lessons. The...

Tariff Schmariff by Barry Robbins is a joyfully absurd comic novel that skewers the chaos of global trade wars with pitch-perfect satire and unapologetic wit. For readers who’ve overdosed on doomscrolling and economic dread, Robbins delivers a welcome antidote: a world where customs agents raid...

Ellen is a young girl roaming the lands of Puzantium as she looks for her friend Riley, who happens to be a dog. He also happens to be a deity, but Ellen doesn't know much about religion. Or complicated words. Or most things, really. But...