Danger at Sandpiper Bay is a work of fiction in the cozy mystery subgenre. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author team Traci Hall and Patrice Wilton. In this second novel of the Riley Harper mystery series,...

Diamonds by Ashley M. Hardy tells the story of businesswoman Cinnamon who is struggling financially and burdened by an abusive boyfriend, Shango. Cinnamon is unaware that Agents Canada and Sutton from the IRS were analyzing some files pertaining to her income and assets. Her business...

The story of Celeste Gabriele continues in this sweeping renaissance saga. Delicate Brushstrokes is the second novel of The Master's Protégé Trilogy and begins with Celeste in her own happy little married world. She has three beautiful children with Luciano, and because of her good...

Darkness: A Collection of Stories contains six individual tales. Dubhghlas Kraus composes a definition of darkness before starting the stories. In his definition, he states darkness isn’t just a lack of light. It is caused by fear, hate, loss of love, and even vengeance. The...

Dawn of Ages is a work of fiction in the historical, intrigue, and interpersonal drama subgenres, and was penned by author Jana Petken. The work is suitable for the general reading audience and is set during the early Middle Ages in Europe. The two central...

This book was a surprise as it shows a group of people who are dying from various diseases, bringing them together to take the trips of their dreams through Jimmy Dire, the founder of the Club and the provider of the trips. In Dire’s Club...

Death, the Pharmacist by D. Ike Horst is a fascinating and intriguing story about Death, the Pharmacist. Death and the Doctor have a symbiotic relationship, often at odds with each other’s methodology; their innate co-dependence irks both of them. The Doctor orders Death to produce...

Drink, Dance, Divorce is a captivating murder mystery novel by Charles Alworth. Waltz Charleston, a womanizing dance instructor, finds it difficult to maintain his composure in front of his beautiful sister-in-law, Lala. Working with his controlling brother Jazz in their dance studio, Waltz finds himself...

Dying to Live by Barbara Macpherson Reyelts doesn’t waste time in getting to the core of its plot—and that’s what makes it absorbing. Dr. Esther Windom is a nonagenarian with a Nobel Prize that will cap her brilliant legacy. As the story opens, she is...

Dan and Rivka Sherman own the Olde Victorian Bookstore. Ivy works in the bookstore, is about to be married, and has become like a daughter to the Shermans. Tom Dwyer is a retired truck driver with a long-held secret that eats away at him. The...