In Dakota and the American Dream by Sameer Garach, as ten-year-old Dakota is spending the day in the park with his mother, he suddenly spots a Greenback Squirrel rushing past him with his Fitbit. Dakota's curiosity leads him to follow the squirrel into a hole...

Deep Zero by V.S. Kemanis is a legal thriller. It’s 2009 and Dana has been elected as the DA for the suburban county where she and her family live. The Great Recession has taken its toll and there are more cases of domestic violence and...

When Kit Kat is adopted by the middle-aged, childless Anna, what Kit Kat wants most, apart from love, is an identity...her own, including her sad past as the abandoned, unwanted Elektra, daughter of a Greek prostitute. But while Anna looks after all Kit Kat’s physical...

Defective is a work of dramatic personal fiction centering around mental illness and was penned by author Susan Sofayov. Putting a unique spin on the traditional romance and happily ever after novels by including a heart-breaking and accurate depiction of living life with Bipolar II...

Diego's Brooklyn by Adrian Del Valle is the story of a young boy and how his life turned upside down because of other people. Diego never had an easy life. He is a 14-year-old boy who lives with his handicapped mother on welfare. What little...

Don’t Read This Book: A Novel About a Book You Should Not Read is a humorous and exciting work of madcap dashes, weird prophecies, but also powerful social issues, and was penned by author Benjamin Gorman. The action centers around Magdalena Wallace, a Black, Latina...

Dark Blossom by Neel Mullick is a novel with powerful psychological underpinnings. Sam returns home from a business trip a day before his son’s thirteenth birthday, only to be struck by a debilitating tragedy. At first, he thinks he can handle the loss on his...

In Daisy's Choice by Mike Owens, we are introduced to Daisy Sugarbush, an eighteen-year-old 'daddy's girl' who would rather go around with her dad, while he attends to his handyman business, than do what most young women usually do like wear nice dresses and follow...

Oh, for the simplicity of childhood, to spend some precious, cherished moments with a best friend. Certainly, the simplicity of childhood in a small town in the 1960s is very different than it is today. No technology, for one thing. And, it’s perfectly safe for...

I just had a delightful trip down Memory Lane as I read the eleven stories of Duck and Cover by Rich Elliott. I did not grow up in the small town of Milford, Illinois, but in the larger and more citified Bronx, New York; this...