Call of the Columbia: River of Redemption is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, adventure, and slice of life sub-genres, and was penned by author Brian D. Ratty. In this sweeping tale set in the late nineteenth century, we find ourselves immersed in...

Sylvester W. Jeffrey, who was called S.W., lived with his siblings on the family farm in Putnam County in northwestern Ohio. Their parents died in 1847. When their grandfather died in 1852, the oldest brother Oliver took over the management of the farm. Aunt Sarah...

It’s fair to say that Different by Datta Groover is a book with a lot going on. What starts as a family drama, with a couple going to marriage counseling, quickly elevates into much more. The family, husband and wife Frank and Sophia, their two...

Feast of Consequences is Volume 2 of A Far Strange Country by Arielle Hunter, picking up where the first volume left off. The Orion Institute at Big Sur, California is burning and illegal partygoers are scattering to the winds as the police and fire service...

Deeply With The Sun In Our Eyes: Sacrifice, Treachery and Valour in the Shadow of Britain's Greatest Military Defeat is a work of fiction in the historical, military, and true to life sub-genres, and was penned by author A. C. Smith. Written for adult reading...

The Hell Run is a fictional take on Operation Open Door, a rescue operation of Norwegian civilians to England by the combined British Navy, American merchant convoys, and Russian forces during World War II. Author Anthony Palmiotti spins a moving tale of grit and courage...

If The Art of Love (& Loathing) by Stephen Daniel Ruiz were an academic treatise, it might be called: A Study in Cynicism. But it is not. Nor, as might be suggested by this inauspicious opening, is it gratuitously heavy-handed in its mordacity. Quite the...

Tsavo: Oddball Researchers Use Data and Guns to Save African Elephants by Daniel B. Botkin is an engaging story that highlights the plight of elephant conservation efforts amidst a backdrop of foreign intervention, danger, violence, local cultural norms, and scientific investigation. Told from numerous character...

Treasure Seekers by Roberta Seret is a gripping thriller that explores espionage, terrorism, and political intrigue at its best. The narrative is set in contemporary times. High-level politicians in Washington are involved in a clandestine money laundering scheme, and it goes right up to the...

Misplaced In Europe by Lauraine E McDonald is a non-fiction memoir of a woman who ditched life in corporate management to spend the summer as a steward on a yacht in the Mediterranean. McDonald is made an offer to crew by her brand-spanking-new partner Bob....