You Don't Know What It's Like by Peter Light centers around Jessica Ballard, who is reeling in the aftermath of her mother's death. As she returns to work, she finds that Steve Stone has mysteriously vanished amid theft allegations. Intrigued but skeptical about Steve's innocence,...

RoboWok by Axel T. Harper is a thought-provoking literary novel that delves into the intersecting lives of four distinct characters whose worlds are transformed by an automated cooking device. At the heart of the story is David, a successful but directionless entrepreneur searching for purpose;...

In Gordon's Porch by David R. Beshears, Carol worries about her father Gordon’s ability to live alone as he ages, following the death of her mother, and suggests he move to a senior facility. He insists on staying in his familiar neighborhood. Gordon returns to...

In The Maker's Name by Seamus McKenna, Rudi and Malachi run Hawthorne Meats Limited, up until Malachi’s tragic shooting, which deeply impacts Rudi and his family. As Rudi juggles the fallout from Malachi’s death and suspicions regarding his own involvement, he also has his hands...

At The Altars of Money takes readers deep into the world of high finance as author Graydon Dee Hubbard examines the American obsession with wealth against the backdrop of the 2008 financial crisis. Set in diverse locales like New York City and the Scottish Highlands,...

Lunch Tales: Suellen by Lucille Guarino tells the captivating story of a successful 28-year-old female attorney working in a reputable law firm. Suellen gains tremendous support from her work friends through their lunch conversations. She is a firm believer in living large. Having inherited generational...

The Winged Child by Henry Mitchell is for fans of fantasy, science fiction, dystopia, drama, and literary fiction. Millicent McTeer flies in her dreams and talks to transparent figures inhabiting her father Joshua's old inn on the outskirts of the small Appalachian town of Asheton....

What Really Happened To The Hat and The Gloves by Cynthia Cook is a true story about a family’s inquiry into what happened to a hat. Marion is a wealthy old lady with Alzheimer’s and terrible eyesight. She is sure she saw her sister Candace...

The At-Your-Beck Felicity Conveyor by Dolly Gray Landon is an audaciously satirical novel that delves into the bizarre intersections of morality, justice, and the modern consumerist experience. At its core is Justyce Dreadmiller, a grocery store owner whose obsessive quest to bring a young kleptomaniac,...

The Landlady of Maple Avenue by Suzanne Elizabeth Gillis is a poignant and humorous literary family saga inspired by true events. Set in the 1950s, it follows the aging Marceline Gillis, an immigrant mother of seven, as she plots to reclaim her position as the...