The foster care system is complicated and, at times, it doesn’t have the best interest at heart of those it’s supposed to protect. In Sheryl Recinos’s Crossover, Cuervo shares her story of life in the foster care system and how quickly a little mistake plunges...

Even though it is clear from her paintings that Angelica Kauffman has talent, other painters reject her because she is a woman who dared to break into a field thought to be the sole domain of men. Angelica swears she will never get married so...

Girl Under Glass by Ginny Rorby is the story of a thirteen-year-old girl living with her alcoholic mother and assuming adult responsibilities of caring for their home and managing the bills. From the get-go, the author depicts Kelsey as an outsider when she steals a...

The age-old adage about humor being the best medicine for difficult times is wonderfully showcased in this delightful collection of humor-filled poems and poetic stories. Penned during the pandemic, The Usefulness of Hippopotamus by Vincent J. Tomeo is a collection that offers insightful and entertaining...

Unreal by Jason Mandel is a collection of short stories that explore various themes such as family dynamics, moral conflicts, and the complexities of the human mind. The stories offer tense moments in courtrooms, treasure hunts that bring family members together, and sinister tales of...

Last Place Called Home by Betsy Hartmann is a dazzling portrait of life in the small mill town of Stanton, Massachusetts, where the war on drugs collides with the lives of ordinary citizens. Set against the backdrop of the secret federal operation known as Snakehead,...

Twinkies & Beefcake by T. H. Forest is a coming-of-age narrative that will enthrall fans of LGBTQ, a story with themes of addiction, bullying, and the relentless quest for love. The author introduces Robby, a teenage boy from London, and his best friend, Dee, in...

The Mighty Six-Ninety (690) is a drama by Alexander Hamilton Cherin. It's the year 1981 in San Diego, California. Michael "The King" Kingman, the resident DJ of the AM radio station Mighty 690, comes up with an ingenious idea for a summer contest to boost...

Yet, Here We Are is a work of fiction in the literary and interpersonal drama genres. Penned by author Brenda K. Massman, the plot intricately weaves together two timelines in 1948 and 1975, following the journey of farm wife Elizabeth as she navigates love, loss,...

War Of The Animals: The Shut Face Of Thunder is a work of fiction in the animals, adventure, and drama subgenres, and is the opening novel of the series penned by author Jonathan DeCoteau. The work is suitable for the general adult reading audience. We...