The Moonshiner’s Wife by Twyla Dione Smith offers readers a glimpse into the rugged life of the American South during the tumultuous era of the Great Depression. Through the eyes of the protagonist, Birdie Fontenot, a resilient woman bound by love and hardship, Smith crafts...

The Music Makers by James D. Snyder is a powerful narrative that explores the themes of freedom, resilience, and the human spirit during political upheaval. Set during the dramatic events leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall, the novel intertwines the lives of ordinary...

The Missing Years by Kathy Haynes tells the story of Norah, a woman looking for new experiences twenty years after her divorce. Upon meeting Allen online, they feel an immediate bond, and their first date ignites a strong attraction between them. When Allen relocates, Norah...

Pudgy, the central character in Jay Matthew Korn's The Things of a Child, is dying but not before he bestows upon his adopted son Angel one last act of love. In 1984 Pudgy is returning from his annual vacation and notices that things have changed...

Jose Luis Mendoza is 53 years old and about to lose his job as a storeman at a Walmart in California. He’s also about to be kicked out of his shared apartment due to his marijuana habit. Jose Luis likes to blame everyone around him,...

In The Marriage Debt, Christina Consolino introduces readers to Nika Stewart, a character navigating the complexities of midlife changes and marital life expectations. The story begins with a snapshot of Nika’s life, highlighting her struggles with menopause and its impact on her intimate relationship with...

Tribulations by Tony Heck is a raw exploration of generational trauma, resilience, and the human capacity to navigate life’s darkest moments. The novel vividly explores family dynamics, personal identity, and the scars of past choices. The narrative centers on Clare Chestwick, a young woman grappling...

Jeff Meshel’s novel, The Greatest Band That Never Was, celebrates the influence of music, community, and the joy of rediscovery. Combining humor, emotion, and a hint of nostalgia, this story intertwines the lives of a nearly forgotten band, determined paralegal Shelly Griffin, and the eccentric...

To Die Is Different Than Supposed by Alissa Butterworth is a hauntingly poetic exploration of family, grief, and the unspoken truths that shape our lives. The novel offers a lyrical narrative and vivid character portrayals, guiding readers through the Gable family's fragmented yet profoundly interconnected...

Trials and Tribulations: A Collection of Flash Fiction Stories, Volume III by Brian Keith Higgins presents a blend of short tales exploring human experiences and emotions. Each story, though concise, showcases vivid scenarios crafted with realism. From reflections on wartime to pioneering adventures and childhood...