Broken Pencils by J.R. Rice is the story of a Black high school teenager diagnosed with bipolar disorder. The story starts with him preparing to go to his prom in San Francisco. Many elements resulted in the catastrophe of this night. His prom is on...

The Stronger Brother by G. A. Scibetta is a coming-of-age novel focusing on family relations and dysfunction. Theodore Perkins has it all, from a wealthy Canadian family, everything is available to him, except that which he needs the most: familial love and acceptance for who...

In Death As In Life is a paranormal mystery drama by Sonny Kohet. Judy Vernon, a freelance journalist, was sitting in a Kansas café when she saw a middle-aged man having a heart attack, pleading with his eyes in his dying moments. Feeling his presence...

Dancing in the Ring is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and social issues subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to some use of explicit language and moderate sexual situations. Penned by author Susan Sage, this...

What Might Have Been is the fifth installment of A Brethren In Arms series by Elizabeth Johns. After serving years in the British Royal Army fighting against Napolean's forces across the continent, Captain James Frome returns home to Scotland to find his family estate on...

Ordinary Soil by Alex Woodard is a multi-layered narrative in which characters Jake, Jessica, Mark, and Adam grapple with personal struggles, family dynamics, and a shared past. Jake, an opioid addict, is haunted by his past suicide attempt and health issues, while Jessica contends with...

The events that defined and shaped the United States are often taught as a series of dates with brief details because history cannot document the discourse that brought about the radical changes needed to invent a country. As a result, there is a gap in...

All Our Faults by Charlotte Brough is YA fiction at its best. Jack Porter appears to have the perfect life. As Lakemere High’s star athlete, he has girls falling over him and a bright future ahead. But he has an eating disorder that he refuses...

Decanted Truths: An Irish-American Novel by Melanie Forde is a multi-decade saga of three Irish families: the Harrigans, the Gavagans, and the Costellos. In a story of secrets, lies, and family values, different characters share their journeys with readers as one particular person takes the...

Ashley Hawthorne invites her readers into an unlikely Texan romance in Deliver Me. Mia Anderson, a young college student with a strong religious background, participates in a prisoner letter exchange program to make some inmates feel less lonely as endless hours tick away. Her letter...