The Orbriallis Institute: Lost Grove is a work of fiction in the thriller, mystery, and crime genres, and is the suspenseful conclusion to the award-winning first part of the story. The work is best suited to adult readers as it contains some strong language and...

The Hollywood Backlash Moon by Carolyn Summer Quinn revolves around Katie, an orphan raised by her uncle Trent and his wife Floriana in California. Katie forms a close bond with her cousin Clover, whose acting aspirations incite jealousy in Floriana. Hostility erupts when Clover lands...

As Faith Edwards tends to her critically ill father, she happens upon a conversation between her father and an unknown individual who is trying to get five hundred thousand dollars from him. She finds out that her father is the victim of a long-running blackmail...

Anna wakes up after a night out celebrating the end of the fall semester at college with a feeling of dread. A call from her mother soon gives her the reason - her twin sister Sam is missing. Anna races home to Marble Hill. When...

With all the charm of a small coastal town, Seaside Cove is back in focus in the eighth installment of the Seaside Cove Bed & Breakfast Mystery series. The Secret Ingredient to Murder by Terry Ambrose brings another murder mystery for ex-reporter and B&B owner...

Set in 1980, The Cop Reporter by PJ Jones is an immersive women’s novel that follows the life of Abilene-based reporter, Kat Coe. When Kat is transferred from San Angelo Standard-Times to Abilene Reporter-News, she views it as a great opportunity to grow and leave...

The Book is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and adventure genres. Penned by author G. Ron Prida, this engrossing novel introduces readers to a dire situation where humanity faces annihilation, yet the one person who can prevent it remains unaware of...

In They Needed Killing by Bill Fitts, the sixth book in a series, James F. Crawford, a private detective in the university town of Shelbyville, Alabama, found a body in the river. Crawford recognized Trina Dawson and remembered that he met her at a party...

When readers of the first three books about Dahlia Hughes, successful author/heiress, learn that Dahlia’s jet is crashing into the ocean, they most likely conclude that’s the last we’ll hear of Dahlia. Ah…not so fast. She may be gone but a new protagonist, Dahlia’s publisher,...

The Mighty Six-Ninety (690) is a drama by Alexander Hamilton Cherin. It's the year 1981 in San Diego, California. Michael "The King" Kingman, the resident DJ of the AM radio station Mighty 690, comes up with an ingenious idea for a summer contest to boost...