Cosmic Swan by Bill Copeland is a beautiful love story, but not the kind of love story you think. How far would you go to save your home and how far would you go to save your friend? That is what Mark Joff and Kusoom...

End Times is a deeply involved work of religious ideas, wild chases and celebrity culture, subtitled ‘So begins the final battle between Good and Evil’, and was penned by author Jerry Jay Carroll. In this modern-day imagining of a realistic apocalypse (as opposed to the...

Frances Maureen Richardson’s novel Not All of Me is Dust tells the inspiring story of three siblings, Stephen, Kathleen, and Clare Engle. Although their lives were not happy after their mother’s untimely death, none of them gave up. Stephen became a Jesuit and then decided...

Four Corners, One Square is a work of historical fiction focused on the ‘Fledgling Gods of the Colorado Plateau’, and was penned by author Michael S. Robinson. The subtitle refers to the belief system of the people of the Mormon faith, who believe in their...

The Lilium is the story of the first of Lilith and Satan's children, Naamah, who escapes being eaten after birth by hiding within Lilith's cavern prison underneath the ocean. Lilith's birthing is characterized by a large number of infants, most if not all would be...

Prodigal Children in the House of G-d by Yermiyahu Ahron Taub is a collection of stories that tackles diverse topics ranging from family relationships, religion, beliefs, upbringing, sexual desires, and more that will help readers perceive the world around them with a better understanding. Divided...

Book one of the Forsaken Series, The Christ Project is set in the distant future following a great war that left half the earth uninhabitable and the other half a dystopian world firmly in the control of a renegade United Nations with a military enforcement...

Immersed in the world of ancient Rome, Michael Kleinfall’s epic, The Peregrine’s Odyssey, tells the story of the deep fraternal bond that develops between Gaius Segusiavus, “the Peregrine,” and Ignatius the Younger, both from wealthy merchant families, which outlasts even death. This work of historical...

“I was twelve years old when I first met eyes with Leo, forty-five years later, I looked into his eyes one last time.” The first sentence in the prologue of Blue Skies of Leo Lejon by Dawn Bogart illustrates the almost indescribable connection between Leo...

Steve is an ordinary man, living a fulfilling life with his family and enjoying what he does. Although he is happy with his life, recently things have become a little difficult for him. He enjoys his work/personal life balance, but his boss is making things...