Chasing the Omega - Small Town is the story of Alice who is a senior at her high school. She has a perfectly normal life, she studies hard, she has a job that she enjoys with aspirations for the future that she hopes she will...

JoJo is not a normal girl. She is fighting her demons every day and she is trying to make it through the hard times as best as she can. Fighting anorexia is not easy and she knows it, which is why she is just about...

A twisty young adult fantasy, Crocotta's Hackles by Katharine E. Wibell is an interesting third entry in The Incarn Saga, featuring a splintering kingdom and a young heroine on an impossible mission. It’s a narrative that blends legend with the action of the present to...

Catch Me is a young adult and new adult coming of age/social issues story written by Shade Owens. Kaitlyn hadn’t really focused on her sexual identity until that moment when Samantha walked into Mr. Tanore’s English class. She had had a boyfriend until she had...

Cinderella-ish: Razzle My Dazzle, Book 1 is a contemporary romantic comedy written by Joslyn Westbrook. Daniella Belle had been designing clothing since she was a little girl living unloved and lonely in a foster home. As she grew older, her focus narrowed in on women’s...

Jaw-dropping plot twists combine with thoughtful themes to produce an unforgettable read in Ted Neill’s debut novel, City on a Hill. Religious war turned the world to nuclear dust and desert. The remnants of humanity live in the walled cities of Lysander and Fortinbras. Religion...

Clinical Execution: Revenge with Passion by M.E. Haul is a compelling story that follows the life of a successful and happily married surgeon until the tide turns against him. Daniel Bishop enjoys his job which is, for him, an extension of his life, but when...

Court Out (A Netball Girls’ Drama) by Deb McEwan is a gripping tale that will intrigue young female readers and those who want to explore the emotions women can hide beneath the surface. It’s a story of friendship, lust, greed, and betrayal. The reader is...