What happens when your past refuses to stay in the past—even after you’ve put away the wild days for a quieter life? In Midlife Melody by Melina Druga, readers are introduced to Holly, a single mom disillusioned with her life of routine, and Spencer, a...

Beneath a Brighton Sun by K. Lyn Smith follows the antagonistic relationship between Eloise Corbyn and Archer Vale. She is the granddaughter of an earl, while he is scarred by his father’s criminal background and neglect. Eloise has lived a charmed life in a loving...

The Irish Yankee by Regan Walker is a historical novel that vividly brings to life the early days of the American Revolution. The story centers on Jeremiah O’Brien, a courageous Irish-American privateer, and his wife, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, as they navigate the challenges of war, love,...

The Museum of Art and Other Things by Stephen Meltzer is a satirical literary novel set in a place where art and memory collide, and a museum stands as both a refuge and a battleground. Ghosts of the past resurface in the form of a...

In American Monster, author Barry Robbins has delved into mythology through the ages and from around the world, and chosen ancient gods, spirits, and folktale creatures, bringing them to life in modern America. For example, one of the twenty-nine highlights tariffs, as the Hydra gleefully...

Claudia: The Girl Who Went in Search of Happiness by S. Sebastian is a heart-warming, complex, and nuanced story of a young woman finding her inner self in a world that seems to exploit and reject her. Claudia always had the makings of a true...

Saint Joseph by J. Salvatore Domino takes a fresh look at investigative journalism. As a young boy, David Kern St. Joseph was a nerd; he read books while others of his age in Cleveland pursued girls, dances, and bars. Disappointing his parents by attending college...

Kevin Booth's Celia's Room is a unique tale of a dangerous obsession between two aspiring artists who are drawn into Celia's mysterious world. Sensitive Joaquim, a gifted painter from Catalonia who never lived up to his father's expectations, relocates to Barcelona to pursue art studies....

The Division by Cristina Mia is a whimsical story that follows the animals of the Hargrave meadow, which has become a shadow of its former self. Once peaceful and vibrant, the meadow is now plagued by a mysterious fog that leads to conflict among the...

Harry by Jack Heape follows Sophie Martin, who attends Pine Lake Writers’ Camp where she meets Lucas Walker, who is deaf. Initially communicating through written notes, Sophie begins learning American Sign Language (ASL) from Lucas. After camp, she proposes to her parents that she train...