Aquila is a comic book written by Dan Feuerriegel, Shaun Keenan, Grace Cong, and Stephen Kok, with illustrations by Debroa Lanianese. It is set in a bleak dystopian future where the rich of the Lights oppress the poor who live in the District. It follows...

In A Disappearing World by Julia Kitlinski-Hong, Violet Chen has always been the black sheep of her family. Her clothes get disapproving looks, she can never measure up to her older sister Bella, a student at Johns Hopkins, and her anxiety weighs heavy on her,...

How far is too far when you are fighting against corruption? Seth W James considers this question in A Desperate Measure. Cain and Francesca defeated the heinous cabal created by billionaire Deitrich Stinnes. They joined the newly formed European Seawall Foundation so Francesca could start...

Dan Flanigan’s An American Tragedy plunges readers into the intense and controversial era of the Satanic Panic of the late 1980s. In the scorching summer of 1988, private detective O’Keefe is unexpectedly drawn into a harrowing legal battle when Virginia Montrose, known affectionately as “Miss...

Revisit Charles Dickens' famous Christmas tale in a new light with Christopher Schildt's An American Christmas Carol. Seven years have passed since the death of his partner Edward Marley, and Henry Rutherford still runs the offices of Marley & Rutherford, a Boston law firm, as...

A Million Miles from Yesterday by Maureen Connolly follows the story of Hank Cleary, the town doctor in Alma, Wisconsin. After losing his wife, Hank found solace in frequenting Livy’s Café just before closing time. Livy, nearing forty years old, was longing to become a...

A Gentle Hell is a conspiracy thriller by Karan Bishop. After being haunted for years by the memories of her twin sister's murder at an occult ritual, Tara is now part of an FBI special task force team that investigates cults. Alongside her two best...

Caitlin Buhr's A Sister Ago is a compelling and poignant read. The older sister, Christine, was compassionate and made an effort to watch out for her younger sister. In addition to being obstinate and careless, Rachel also battled drug addiction. Everything appeared to be going...

No one can fully appreciate the extent of a dog’s unconditional love for his human playmate unless they have experienced the joys and sorrows of owning a dog, of allowing the dog to be part of their lives for years, a vital member of the...

A Memory of Fictions (or) Just Tiddy-Boom is a work of fiction penned by author Leonce Gaiter in the LGBTQ+, historical, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the presence of strong language, sex, and domestic violence. Readers are...