Chloe Turner’s Blue Hawk is a captivating and immersive story set in 17th-century Gloucestershire and inspired by its textile industry. The story begins in 1663 in the mill town of Bisley. Joan Browning is 15 years old. She, her sister, 17-year-old Alice, and their father, John,...

Celtic Betrayal by Eric Steven Griesel is a sweeping multigenerational saga that follows the Kerrigan family’s journey from Ireland to the United States. We're with the family across five generations as we follow their rise from humble beginnings to immense wealth and influence. But as...

Louis' Preoccupation with Napoleon Caesar by Michael Ulysses Gilbert is a psychological drama that follows Louis Ney, a young boy troubled by delusions about his female teachers. Since the third grade, Louis has believed he was destined for greatness, influenced by the voice of 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...

Joel Shoemaker's Cocktails & Concatenations offers readers a unique blend of storytelling and mixology, serving as a collection of engaging tales and a bartender’s recipe book. This fourth publication from Shoemaker ventures into a creative domain where each story is paired with a cocktail, cleverly...

Austin Blues is a rich tapestry woven from the threads of music, friendship, and the relentless march of time, set against the backdrop of Austin, Texas. Written by Gary A. Keith, it takes readers on an exciting journey through the eyes of Sanders Eden and...

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...

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...

The Making of Brio McPride by RA Ruegg is a bold and thought-provoking novel that explores the intersection of mental health, identity, and corporate influence. Brio is a fiercely independent fifteen-year-old who refuses to accept the world’s judgment that he is mentally ill. Instead, he...

The Soap Maker by Terrence Pershall is a poignant historical novel that follows Anton, a young French boy whose life is forever changed by the onset of World War II. Guided by his grandfather—known as 'The Soap Maker' and a key figure in the French...