Debora Masterson’s Freedom Quest: A Love Story begins with musician Michael Griffin and his band performing before a roaring crowd in San Diego, their song climbing the charts, and their future suddenly filled with possibility. From there, the novel moves backward to the San Fernando...

The real life of an airline pilot is often far removed from the public image of a glamorous superhero. Vesa Turpeinen suggests that most of the time they are just human, but sketches an unconventional and highly amusing scenario in FunkyPilot Journals. The author describes...

It had been three years of daring missions for Onsan Vorga as an agent of Skaperen the Creator, and now he was ready to step aside from his duties and look after his pregnant wife, with whom he lived in the Trannsa-Eaglais Citadel. However, the...

Firestorm by Dana Wayne follows Jenna McCray, a business owner in a small Texas town who is trying to regain control of her life after a very painful divorce and a stressful relationship. Without warning, strange events suddenly begin to happen around her. Anonymous roses...

Fiery Red Hair, Emerald Green Eyes, and a Vicious Irish Temper by Ralph E. Jarrells is for fans of drama, adventure, and historical fiction. Anne Cormac is the daughter of an Irish barrister and his maid. Her father, William Cormac, leaves his legitimate wife for...

From the Depths, They Speak by Jeffrey E. Grove is a historical drama that follows the harrowing journey of the McClaughry family, an Irish family seeking better opportunities in the New World. They purchase tickets to board the ship George and Ann, with a crew...

Falling Out by Lucinda Brant begins when twelve-year-old Deborah Cavendish is forced into a mysterious midnight marriage to a drunken young heir, the Marquis of Alston. Years later, Deborah has grown into a strong, independent woman living in Bath with her orphaned nephew, defying society’s...

In Falling IN by Lucinda Brant, Aurora “Rory” Talbot meets Alisdair “Dair” Fitzstuart during a staged raid he orchestrates, where an accidental collision sparks their first moment of connection. Dair begins appearing in her life more frequently, often under the pretext of social duties or...

Is there any hope for a woman who thinks she is oatmeal in human form? Sam might not think so, but Em and Tali, the woman she was not-so-secretly crushing on, think so, and they are determined to help her see the best version of...

F*ck That by Joshua Ericson is an unflinchingly honest memoir-style narrative exploring identity, race, and the exhausting realities of growing up mixed-race in a world obsessed with labels. Ericson invites readers into raw, personal stories about being both too black and too white, revealing how...