In Fleet Landing by Wendy Gee, Nathan Sharpe was unjustly sentenced for the central train station fire that resulted in the deaths of thirty-nine individuals. Rob Noble established the Innocence Network to assist clients of color who were financially disadvantaged, and he asked for TV...

Field of Schemes is the sixth book in The Deadball Files series by J.B. Manheim. A thrilling mix of baseball history, politics, and investigative mystery, this book really wraps up the series in style. Detective Adam Wallace finds himself pulled into two cases that seem...

It all started with her decision to move to Mars, a colony of Earth, to be with her husband. Little does Michelle Arensen, a linguist from Earth, know that nothing would ever be the same again. Without warning, a faceless race of aliens raids the...

Norman Shabel's Four Women is a gripping legal thriller set against the vibrant yet decaying backdrop of Miami Beach in 1968. The novel dives into a web of corruption, greed, and political maneuvering, brought vividly to life through the struggles of four remarkable women: Helen,...

In 1966, Henry Taylor was recruited by two of the wealthiest men in Australia to set up and manage a joint family trust, only to be released when two of their children got married. When they both have only sons, the terms of the trust...

Fool's Gold is penned by author Brenda Lyne in the paranormal, mystery, and adventure genres, and is the third novel in the Raegan O'Rourke Mystery collection. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. The story follows Raegan O'Rourke and her family's quest...

Five Stories Short by Karen Black is a collection of supernatural tales that will ignite your imagination and make you question if there is more to the world than meets the eye. The first story is about a vengeful ghost determined to harm Lydia's daughter,...

Finding the Grain is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, mystery, and emotive writing subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to themes of death and grief. Penned by author Linda Fifer, the story follows Izzy Stark, a...

J. Martain's Forgetting the Lost follows a six-year-old girl, starting in 1939 and through the 1940s. Madeline is a unique child, but no one seems to realize her full potential until she meets Lucy. With Madeline's help, Lucy finds "lost" children and puts to right...

Finding Imogene by Teri Case introduces Frances and quickly establishes her controlling yet intensely vulnerable personality that makes her children, Art and Jean, avoid family dinners. A seemingly routine visit to the pathology lab triggers flashbacks to her childhood cancer and redeeming friendship with...