Bringing Sunshine Back to My Mind by Momoko Uno is a moving and insightful journey through trauma, healing, and self-discovery. Written with warmth and vulnerability, the novel explores the complexities of navigating life after devastating experiences, blending elements of fiction with therapeutic and spiritual truths....

A Place for Us by Patricia Grayhall is a fascinating journey into the LGBTQ world with an emphasis on lesbian relationships and marriage, especially as it applies across cultures and over time. When Jo, a successful environmental attorney from New York, and Lauren, a young...

While preparing for a party with her second husband, Ryan, and JD, her son from her first marriage, American-Iranian Darya finds a stack of love notes in her storage room that reminds her of her first husband and everything they went through. The reader is...

Divided We Stand by Kipjo K. Ewers offers an intriguing and thought-provoking perspective on the fall of the United States through the eyes of one man who witnessed it all. In this speculative fiction account, the author weaves a narrative about a country not destroyed...

Make Love Not War by Lizzy Stevens and Steve Miller is a story about love, loss, and the process of rebuilding, all set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War. The narrative follows Christopher Douglas, a young man who is abruptly yanked from his carefree...

Ridley Speaks by Kirk Ward Robinson is a deeply moving and rich novel that combines Southern Gothic elements with modern coming-of-age themes. The story follows Ridley, a resilient protagonist raised under challenging and often chaotic circumstances, as she struggles to reconcile her family’s troubled past,...

River Crossed by Bruce P. Spang is a richly detailed and thought-provoking novel set in the 1960s, a time of great societal upheaval and change in America. The story follows the protagonist, Jason, as he takes a position with the Head Start program in rural...

Prom at Trails End by John Strother is a witty and engaging novel that brings small-town life to the forefront with humor and warmth. The story follows a colorful cast of characters, including high school teachers, mischievous students, and quirky townsfolk as they navigate personal...

Where You Once Belonged by Lorna Graham is a compelling exploration of identity, belonging, and the bonds of sisterhood. The novel skillfully weaves together themes of nostalgia, self-discovery, and how the past influences the present. At its core is Everleigh "Ev" Page, a journalist navigating...

The Tale of the Winding Willows by E. Hudson will appeal to fans of fantasy, social issues, literary fiction, fairy tales, and short stories with a supernatural twist. Goodwin Able is a hard worker in Appalachia, Eastern Kentucky. He tends his family farm and works...