Liza Clarke’s The Crown of Tannenley is an engaging fantasy that unfolds the story of a kingdom on the brink of collapse and the individuals who rise to defend it. The narrative focuses on Queen Isabella and her cousin Nickolas, who are suddenly thrust into...

The Tale of the Winding Willows by E. Hudson will appeal to fans of fantasy, social issues, literary fiction, fairy tales, and short stories with a supernatural twist. Goodwin Able is a hard worker in Appalachia, Eastern Kentucky. He tends his family farm and works...

In The Dog in the Woods by M. H. Altis, 11-year-old Billy is bored. His mother is tending to his baby sister, and his father is working, so Billy wanders off to play by himself. He's been told never to go into the forest, but...

In The Man Who Died, Guy Arthur Simpson presents a gripping tale set in a futuristic colony where death is illegal and eternal existence takes precedence over personal autonomy. The story follows Professor Mo Gudmundson, a disgruntled medical consultant who, tired of monotony, stops paying...

The Apparition by Lori R. Lopez is a captivating dystopian ghost story that is part of her Spooktacular Tales series. Set against the backdrop of an oppressive, futuristic metropolis, the narrative unfolds the unlikely romance between Arnold Stamp, a kind-hearted ghost trapped in the monotony...

In The Gwenivere, Russell Waterman's engaging narrative is told from the perspective of the ship itself, a sentient British Royal Navy vessel. As she is launched into the chaotic whirl of the French Revolutionary Wars, the HMS Gwenivere emerges as more than just a ship...

The Monk by K. E. Adamus is a brilliantly crafted short story that skillfully blends the monotony of corporate life with an unsettling twist, creating an atmosphere that feels both familiar and surreal. The narrative centers around Victor, an ordinary office worker known as “the...

Eta George’s The Drop Bears (Terrors Down Under Collection, Book 2) is a gripping survival tale set in the Australian wilderness. A group of tourists, led by guide Jake, faces challenges when a storm forces them to camp. Among the group are Mark, a thrill-seeking...

In Tell Tale Tattler, Robert E. Kearns invites us into the life of Arthur Brennan, a middle-class guy living in 1970s Dublin. On the surface, Brennan seems to have it all—a decent job, a modern home, and a family. Yet, underneath this picture-perfect life, he...

The Asteroid Cafe by Zachry Wheeler is a sci-fi story that combines humor and a pinch of darkness, all set in a lonely satellite restaurant during Earth's off-season for orbital tourism. Kevin Kyle Kane, a self-proclaimed nihilist, has chosen this remote location for a solitary...