In Tangles, Kay Smith-Blum takes readers into the heart of America's Cold War secrecy with the same poignant clarity reminiscent of E. Annie Proulx. Set against the backdrop of the Hanford plant, Smith-Blum weaves a dual narrative that resonates with individuals’ history and enduring courage....

The Angel's Gate And Other Mysteries is a work of fiction in the short story anthology, mystery, horror, and supernatural/suspense genres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the presence of some graphic and disturbing elements. Penned by G.P. Ritchie, the work is...

"You know old ideas eventually die with old minds.” Perhaps some do, but great ideas and virtues are immortal, even in the most challenging times. The Good Driver by Gary A. James follows the tribulations of a man of faith tested by villainy and pettiness....

The Taste of Datura by Lorenzo Petruzziello is about the mystery surrounding a bracelet. The bracelet Nick Terenzi purchased at an antique store in Rome came in a tin box with engravings of flowers, plants, and animals. Though he could not find any information about...

Peter E. Boroch's The Man in the Leather Jacket immediately immerses readers in a scene filled with action surrounding Hector, the complex anti-hero. The opening sequence, set in Payne’s Bar, is charged with suspense and anticipation, vividly capturing Hector’s tense interactions with the bar’s patrons....

The Duchess and the Accidental Thief: Her Violet Empire #1 by Scott A Clark is a heist action novel with elaborate schemes and interesting characters. The Duchess, Francesca Nichols, and Mr. Jameson Owen have a vendetta against each other, both trying to pull one over...

The First Patient is the first book of The AI Singularity Experiments sci-fi thriller series by Noah Tuya. During the ten years since the passing of her beloved husband, Dr. Eva Simon -- a neurologist at the Chirac Centre Neurological Institute in Paris -- has...

In The God Protocol: Worshippers by D. L. Wilburn Jr. Earth was readjusting to its position in the cosmos, and governments were preoccupied with ensuring their survival. The worshippers of Enlil held that we were created to be like the Anunnaki, a technologically advanced civilization...

The Goodbye Girls: Putting the Fun in Funerals by Juliet Mary Domvile is a gripping novel about grief, friendship, love, and funerals. It follows Aislin Fitzgerald, a thirty-year-old who moves back to her hometown and tries to put her life back together after alienating some...

Rebecca “Becca” Ann Hulls’ troubles had begun in the small town of Carson Springs, Wisconsin. Or perhaps they had started with her biological father Mack Enderly, whom she hated so much. If he had not been such a mean and drunken wreck, maybe her mother...