The Gift by C. D’Angelo is a story of finding one’s destiny and drawing strength and support from loved ones. Since childhood, Toni Agosti had dreamed of joining the LA Philharmonic as a cellist. However, while attending a family wedding in Italy, Toni discovers that...

Dancing With Panthers by Patrick C. Notchtree offers an enthralling account of the roller-coaster life and adventures of young, handsome, keenly intelligent, and sexually insatiable Mark Martin over four years in his tumultuous life. From closeted and curious schoolboy to boy-for-hire to fugitive from justice...

At The Altars of Money takes readers deep into the world of high finance as author Graydon Dee Hubbard examines the American obsession with wealth against the backdrop of the 2008 financial crisis. Set in diverse locales like New York City and the Scottish Highlands,...

Symphony of A Heart in Pieces by E. Masson tells the love story of Victoria Smith and Jeff Richardson from start to finish. Victoria, born into wealth, had everything she desired, except for a special someone in her life. The moment Victoria and Jeff first...

Blood Brothers (A Dying Truth Exposed, Book Five) is an expansive historical portrayal of family life for Native Americans and African Americans in the years leading up to the Civil War and beyond. Annabelle Lightening-Strongman had years ago escaped from the plantation, where she had...

The Life We Remember by Annette Oppenlander is a riveting read for fans of historical fiction, drama, romance, and social issues. Set in the middle of the nineteenth century, it is the first book in the Between Worlds series. Mina Peters struggles in her marriage...

If it were up to Reza, he would never have had a corporate career. He would have been one of the biggest names in the music industry. But reality is often disappointing. Stuck working at his desk job, his three band members are the only...

In Quid Est Vita, a major catastrophic event makes Earth uninhabitable, causing people to move to other planets and moons. Resources are scarce, and many people die. Many of those who survive get into bad debt, which leads to generations of servitude. Later on, the...

Mead by Joseph Guberman follows a young man battling his demons while witnessing the slow destruction of his family. Sam Isaac became aware of Mead and his m-team from the writings of his sister, Lily. Mead works on behalf of God and His executives, planning,...

The Landlady of Maple Avenue by Suzanne Elizabeth Gillis is a poignant and humorous literary family saga inspired by true events. Set in the 1950s, it follows the aging Marceline Gillis, an immigrant mother of seven, as she plots to reclaim her position as the...