What should have been a beautiful day celebrating their anniversary turns into chaos in Alpha and Omega: Awakening by Peter J. D. Woodruff. Xavier and Melissa find themselves on the run with other survivors in what looks like the end of the world but there...

As Good A Man There Never Was by Simon Wright is an enthralling story inspired by Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol. The reader learns about Isaiah Moore's professional life from an interview. Isaiah is a man of outstanding achievements and a trustworthy, home-grown entrepreneur. He...

Ascent, the second book in Mark Anthony's Lit trilogy, delves deeper into the intriguing world where humans are plagued by demonic entities known as Leviathans. Building on the foundation set in the first book, Ascent takes readers on a thrilling journey as the boundaries between...

Kat Kirsten's dystopian novel And So It Begins presents alternating views from Amity and Luke. Accompanied by Amity's German Shepherd, Sarge, Amity and Luke have been hiding from The Guardianship and The Force. The Reaver, Ren Keres, has caused death and destruction, hunting anyone related...

In Aftershock by Alex Croft, a former FBI hostage negotiator named McKenna Davis starts afresh at a private security firm, SPNI, in Savannah, following personal and professional upheavals. Surprisingly, she encounters a past fling, FBI Agent Blake Anderson, and takes on his family as clients....

AfterStrike by L.J. Sellers takes us inside the musty, low-rent office of a counselor and her patient, Remi Bartell, who is plagued by a haunting inability to remember her past. After exhausting all conventional methods of regaining her memory, she is referred to a neuropsychologist...

After Life is a work of fiction in the paranormal, mystery, and crime drama subgenres, and forms the second novel in the Raney/Daye Investigation series. Penned by author team Rich Hosek, Arnold Rudnick, and Loyd Auerbach, it is best suited to the general adult reading...

“It has chosen you.” These were the words the strange woman at the antique shop said to young Arlene as she stared at a music box. It felt like the perfect gift for her fourth birthday. It was also the same day that Arlene’s mother...

A Murder of Crows by Anita Klumpers begins with Paulina Deacon, Pauli, talking to and watching her friend John on an app he designed as she drives to his location to surprise him. When she arrives, she sees a commotion—three strangers, a gun, and crows...

Alaska Deadly is a work of fiction in the crime thriller, mystery, and suspense subgenres. It is best suited to the mature adult reading audience for its theming and content and was penned by author J. L. Askew. In this excellent crime novel that packs...