Ghosted by Mo Fanning is about Silas, a widowed father who has not spoken to his son for thirteen years. Silas finds employment on a gay cruise ship that will take him to Miami, where his son lives. Ellen is a waitress at a roadside...

Going Outside by Robert Levin is a collection of short stories, thoughts on random topics, and jazz music stories. The stories range from comical to twisted and gruesome tales. The book lets you dive into the mind of a man who wants to sleep with...

Guilty as Sin: Inspired by True Events by Ken Wilson is a true-crime story that follows the case of a child murdered for financial gain in Montana. Michael Maddox was born into a difficult environment in East Texas. With an absent drug addict father and...

Based on the experiences of his father, Growing Up Tough is a coming-of-age novel by Roderick Saxey. The story is set between the early 1920s and 30s, the time of the Great Depression, when America underwent revolutionary cultural, economic, and societal changes. Shirley Edwin Taylor's...

Goodnight, Mr. Knight is a mystery drama by Allan Davis. After years of moving around from one foster home to another, Owen and his foster sister Martha are eventually put into the care of Sister Charlotte in Toronto by the Catholic Family and Children Services...

Gate D5: Love, Marriage, Betrayal is a work of fiction in the LGBTQIA+ and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to some challenging and emotional themes and was penned by author James Ally. In this novel filled...

The secret behind Give Us This Day lies in the subtitle: The Merthyr Rising. The setting is the coal mines and ironworks of South Wales as they existed in the early nineteenth century. On one side are the wealthy mine owners and ironmasters. On the...

Granduncle Bertie by William Peace is an inspirational novel about one man’s quest for a peaceful death. The story unravels when Albert Smithson asks his grandniece Sarah to help him write his memoir. In the last seven years, the two have been partners in writing...

A compelling model of Filipino diasporic literature, Groovy Girl by I.B. Casey Cui is told from the point of view of third grader Isabel "Isa" José as she chronicles the daily rhythms of her family filled with nostalgic longing for the country they have long...

Gender by Anne Harding Woodworth is two short novellas in rhyme and free verse form questioning the meaning of gender. The first story is about a young woman Martina who wants to join her father when he joins the monastery, and because she has no...