Day of Epiphany by Jerome J. Bourgault transports readers to the grim world of mid-20th-century Québec during the Grande Noirceur, a dark era marked by the oppressive rule of Premier Maurice Duplessis and the overwhelming influence of the Catholic Church. The story follows the fates...

Cinematic Destinies by Patricia Leavy follows Georgia, Albert, and Betty, three siblings in the throes of their careers and juggling relationships, while their parents, Finn and Ella, prepare to renew their wedding vows. Georgia, an actress like her parents, develops a deep connection with Roo...

Corporate Escapades by T.K. Ambers is a compelling and spectacular contemporary romance novel. A year ago, Paris DeMarcé lost her sister. She's been struggling ever since, drowning her pain in alcohol and drugs. Paris even lost her desire to live and alienated herself from her family,...

Violet is Blue by Anne Shaw Heinrich revolves around the people living in Poulson: rich and poor, givers and takers, parents and children, the dignified and the greedy. Like any other town or city, Poulson has a good side and a bad side. The Sellers family...

After being kicked out of a group he helped create, Will, a writer in London, believes it is for both his and the group’s good, seeing as he had outgrown them and wanted to explore his life and abilities differently. However, his life takes a...

The Wound Closest to the Sun by Karl Berger is a poignant historical novel that spans decades and continents, weaving together the lives of those shaped by war and regret. The story follows Yann, a semi-retired French journalist in 1960, haunted by his past. Through...

Over There by Jane Loeb Rubin begins with Eli and Miriam, a newly married couple immediately thrust into World War I. After their honeymoon, Eli enlists in the Medical Corps just as they begin adjusting to married life. Miriam is unable to serve due to...

The Moon Goddess's Smile by Catherine C. Wu tells the tale of a Chinese American biomedical researcher, Mei, who returns to China to fulfill a family duty: transferring her late grandmother's apartment to her male cousin so he can marry. But what should be a...

The Weight of Paper Cranes: A Novella of Survival and Dignity in Ukraine by Barry Robbins is a story where twenty-three neighbors find themselves bonded by hope in a basement shelter beneath war-torn Kharkiv. As bombs reduce their city to rubble, they form an unlikely...

A Third Term by Paul Greenberg is a tale that wittily delves into the questionable aspects of America's politics. The year is 2028, and a certain tyrannical Republican U.S. president is contemplating running for a third presidential term. Such a feat is forbidden, but anything...