A trip down memory lane shows us what a trip growing up in Pennacook, Massachusetts was for Wendy Zhou in the book Zodiac Pets by Eric Giroux. The death of Wendy's father is one of the many incidents that challenge her middle school career, including...

To Outwit the Fate is a psychological thriller by K.E. Adamus. Matt is a young man plagued by bad luck. After failing his psychology exams, Matt gets thrown out of college trying to disgrace his professor, who is cheating on his wife with his mistress....

Igor and the Twisted Tales of Castlemaine by Richard L Markworth and Ian J Walls takes you beyond the story of Frankenstein. Igor has had enough. After spending years being bullied and tortured by his master, he finally walks away. He just wants a peaceful...

Model Wave by TK Sheffield is the second book in The Backyard Model Mysteries and is set in the Land of Lakes, Fish Fries, and the Mysterious Hodag, the legendary monster of the Wisconsin Northwoods. It follows a retired fashion model as she tries to...

In Cyberchicks in Love by Barb Dwyer, a trio of girls from Australia, Barb, Tess, and Lottie, become enamored with a German movie star named Siegfried P. Hinkelheimer. Their interest becomes an obsession as they search in video stores for movies featuring their favorite heartthrob....

“Life is a daring adventure or nothing at all.” And Road To Eden by Tim Twombly is one heck of an adventure. Dewey “Doc” Ruggles is under indictment, and his quirky wife hates him, having run off with a charlatan of a guru that's full of crap. For Doc, life...

In A Pocket Full of Haddock by Keven Shevels, the story unfolds in 1932 at The Dirty Old Heifer pub in the village of St. Mary Mediocre, on the outskirts of Slagbottom. Named after the late husband of its current owner, Alice Clackbottom, nee Minger,...

Lights Out Lizzie by James Hanna is an alternately poignant and hilarious chronicle of the further adventures of the author’s heroine, Gertie McDowell, who wanders through the world with the wide-eyed innocence of Voltaire’s Candide and the knee-slapping homespun wit of Mark Twain. In this...

"That's why they call it the fog of war. You don't even know what you don't know or how you might feel when you find out." The same applies to life in general. War And Sex by Morty Shallman is a raunchy and cunning tale...

When Alicia decided to settle in Brighton following her husband's death, it entailed a move to a different continent, adjusting to a different way of life. Then, there was the matter of maintaining the enormous Edwardian house she purchased. Fortunately, Wendy and Mason, the newly appointed housekeeper...