Admittedly, I’m a fan of British television, and that distinctively dry, quirky humor always hits the mark for me. So, slipping into Katherine Vick’s The Disposable felt natural and an absolute delight. The premise deals with characters typically relegated to the background of fantasy epics...

Treat yourself to a colorful array of characters in TK Sheffield's hilarious tale of love and romance with The Valentine Lines. Cupid is done with the drama and politics of his relatives on Mount Olympus and finds sanctuary as Bart McGee in the cozy town...

Lips of the Sun: Adventures of Cattleman by W. Town Andrews is a western novel with a difference. Boyd Fedder is a charismatic, rather unusual cowboy. Today, he roams the western ranges and valleys with his beloved cow Dozie and his mule Cupcake. Living off...

Love Them Do by Ian Croskell is a daring, imaginative reimagining of Beatles lore wrapped in the trappings of religious satire and speculative fiction. Set in a post-apocalyptic future where a new global faith centers around the Four (John, Paul, George, and Ringo), the plot...

The Last of the Elvis Ninja Robots by Michael Stephens is a wildly imaginative and entertaining novel that blends humor, science fiction, and action into a unique narrative. The story follows Lexi Ames, a fifteen-year-old coding prodigy, as she inadvertently unleashes an alien AI into...

In My Hemorrhoid; A Man, His Hemorrhoid, His Destiny, H.D.’s narrative begins with Roman Gilchrist, a stable and settled civil servant in Britain's esteemed government, living a predictable and orderly life. But the painful discovery of a hemorrhoid leads Roman astray when it distracts him...

Jane Dougherty is in for the detour of a lifetime as her car suddenly dies out in the middle of nowhere, forcing her to make a stop at the small town of Radio Springs. Filled with strange sights and even stranger people, Radio Springs welcomes...

A King’s Ransom by Jeffrey D. Parfitt takes place in a rough, unpolished version of Los Angeles. It follows the lives of Holly Ransom and her family of retired assassins as they’re reluctantly pulled back into an underground war between vampire cartels, corrupted syndicates, and the...

This is Bob: A Guide to Not Dying (Mostly) by Robert J. McCartney is a psychological exploration of chronic suicidality, self-harm, and existential resilience. Part of the Willborne Saga, the story centers around Bob, a character who repeatedly enacts suicide attempts only to reset and...

“The system was not broken. It was functioning exactly as intended, and if one tries to replace the system, one is an enemy of the system.” Life is perfect in Spreadsheet Cultists, a novel by Dane Sullivan, well, for the one percent anyway. For everyone...