Servant by J.S. Bailey is the first book in The Chronicles of Servitude series. Randy Bellison is an Exorcist (aka: a Servant) working under the guise of being the church handyman. After being shot by his predecessor, Graham Willard, Randy soon returns to his position,...

Whoa! That's exactly what I thought when I finished Schizo: Hidden in Plain Sight by debut author Ilene B. Benator, which is book one in the Schizo Series. Follow the story of Dan Greenberg, a medical student who appeared to have a promising career in...

In a unique and interesting new take on the genre of science fiction, Sadana 999 by novelist Marsha L. Ceniceros is a book that will hook readers from the very start and keep them reading until the very end. Taking place in a futuristic Alaskan...

Silent Vengeance by John Sitterly starts with the birth of a serial killer. He is an angry man and his rage consumes him. He strikes his first victim, a woman, viciously over the head with a blunt object, cracking her skull. Realizing he acted rashly,...

“Four months to the day he first encountered the boy at Walmart, the last of Phil Pendleton’s teeth fell out.” Phil Pendleton comes across a screaming child with his strangely worn-down mother in the candy aisle. The bizarre pair causes a ruckus that forces the...

Snow Job by Debbie Brown is an entertaining read that nicely combines suspense, romance and action. New York City divorce lawyer, Sarah Lindquist, wakes up in a state park in Colorado with two park rangers hovering over her in concern. Disoriented, suffering from obvious trauma,...

In Seared, the first psychological thriller released by author Sandra Gustafsson, the reader is introduced to our protagonist, Helena. Helena is incarcerated, but we're not quite sure what she's done. Told in a unique and creative style, featuring times in Helena's present and past, as...

Snack Van by Jay Saph is a story of human behavior and how envy and irritation can make ordinary people dangerous. the story has three people who belong to three different areas and social standings, but are linked together because of one single emotion: desperation....

Seed of the Gods by Rod De Bowes is a fascinating, if controversial read. An archaeology professor, Hiram May, and his assistants Tammy and Steven, discover a secret chamber in Peru. This leads them to believe that a race, called the Chimú, lived in the...

Jimmy Tasker is an ordinary child. He loves to take pictures: he has an excellent eye for it. When some nasty bullies take things too far, Jimmy ends up burned and different. And it doesn't end there. I really liked the opening of Shutter Speed...