A young mother struggles to survive and provide for her small daughter in the aftermath of a devastating hurricane in the haunting women's fiction novel, Grace by Drew Davis. Over her lifetime, Grace has endured an alcoholic father, the suicide of her mother, and abandonment...

In For You Have Sinned by Clifford Edwards, when people start to go missing and bodies are found mutilated in Texas, a disturbing common thread is discovered. Someone seems to be taking revenge on the perpetrators of child abuse and violence against women. Detectives Donolla...

The Takeaway Men by Meryl Ain is a historical fiction novel focusing on the life of a family after they have left Poland for America after World War Two. Dyta, or Judy—so dubbed by her new family in America—struggles to keep the secret of her...

The Condo by Richard S. Hillman is a wry, ironic depiction of high-end condominium living on the Gulf Coast of Florida. Stan and Barb, successful New Yorkers, seek early retirement from the pressures of their professions as an advertising executive and a fashion model. So...

Life in Saint Paul’s Bay, Malta in 1967 felt stifling for sixteen-year-old Melita. She lived in a male-dominated society, in a family where her father and brothers held the power. When Ross Macdonald came into her life, she found the love and affirmation she had...

Yes, Jessie, It's True is the second book in the Michael and Jessie series by Lisa Lahti. This is the story of Jessie and Michael as they navigate their lives after the chaos Michael somehow created. When Jessie catches Michael cheating on her, she knows...

Little Milestones by Stephanie Verni is an Inn Significant story. It’s Olivia Bruno’s birthday and her best gift is divorce papers from her husband. She makes the decision to up sticks and move from New York City, leaving her job behind and moving in with...

Withlacoochee Jitterbug is a work of fiction in the historical, interpersonal drama and slice of life sub-genres, and was penned by author Ted Leavengood. It focuses on two characters who undergo some very trying times indeed, leading them to later accomplishments and the promise of...

Our Bathtub Wasn't in the Kitchen Anymore is a work of fiction in the historical, coming of age and urban life sub-genres, and was penned by author Gerade DeMichele. Set in the 1950s and 1960s in the United States of America, this heartfelt tale follows...

When you read a book as intricately plotted, with so many characters, and with as large an amount of both technical and political information as depicted in The Panama Contagion by DM Coffman, you find yourself wondering how the author knows so much about the...