Dugie Wasserstein is testy and egotistical, but Jonas needs him. Jonas finds an ongoing conflict between his quint and the guys from quint twenty-one. Dugie is instrumental in helping Jonas adapt to his new school. Jonas has had a challenging life. His father is abusive,...

A young woman dies in a stampede at the Michigan State Capitol. Her distraught father hires Andrea Kramer, an up-and-coming lawyer with a struggling practice, to bring his daughter's killers to justice. Andrea believes there is a possibility that she can get justice for her...

Onestonia: Pursuit of the Light Cipher is a work of fiction in the science fiction, adventure, and intrigue subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Emory Frost, this is the story of Taukin, a mixed-tribe outcast turned Rintic...

A Thoroughly Bad Individual by Michael Biehl introduces us to a few characters we might consider bad, though he manages to give all of them redeeming qualities. But corporate attorney Stanton Florey might be well advised to avoid the former college buddy whose conduct reflected...

In Forest Bowman’s All Our Yesterdays, in the year 1896, young Adam Richter, just fourteen years of age, found himself in a bleak existence on a barren farm. There, the tender orphan suffered under the cruel hands of two brothers, whose hearts knew nothing of...

The Further Travels and Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen is a satirical adventure-comedy novel by Ross Stein. Baron von Munchausen has roamed the lands for three hundred years, witnessing some of history's momentous events first-hand. While working for the king of the moon, the Baron...

Secrets of Castle Rowley by Matilda Lockwood tells of Annabel Barlow, who is married off by her mother to a tenant at Castle Rowley. Annabel is happy to be married but only wants to be able to read her books. When the baron discovers that...

A House of Cranes is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and psychological writing subgenres. It is best suited to the mature adult reading audience owing to its intense themes and some scenes of a sexual nature. Penned by author James...

Murder Under Redwood Moon is a work of fiction in the paranormal mystery, crime, and adventure subgenres, and is the opening novel in The Murder, Tea & Crystals Trilogy penned by author Sherri L Dodd. The work is best suited to the general adult reading...

Land of the Blind by Andy Owen is a first-person fictional memoir that follows its narrator, whom I simply came to call “The Officer,” in the war-torn landscape of Afghanistan. Through covert operations and counterinsurgency measures, we start to see the chain reaction of consequences,...