There are two very different stories happening at the same time in Never Say A Word by Allan Brenham. Twin sisters Claire and Megan Deveraux are the stars of the book. Claire is working at the U.S. Embassy in Paris and Megan is at a...

The Ventriloquist by Steven Cortinas is a speculative fiction novel that places its titular anti-hero in the midst of US President JFK's assassination, circa 1963. In this alternate history, the framed shooter on Grassy Knoll is one Lee Hussein Oswald, set up as the fall...

Imagine a thriller with a metahuman character at its core. It begins when a mysterious helicopter crash sends journalist Diana Willis into a web of intrigue and mayhem. After the crash, she awakens from a coma only to be troubled by some disturbing dreams about...

John Darque and Carl Henderson, a lethal pair of snipers for a special security unit in the United States, had been deployed by their superior Curt Smith on a small mission. Perhaps if John, alias Chadeux, had known the whole operation was a setup, he...

With his poll numbers high midway into his second term, Congress in recess, and no major issues reported in the country or around the world, the state of the world seemed to embrace perfect sanity, absolute harmony, and tranquillity, or at least that’s how the...

Allegra is a work of fiction in the dystopian genre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Nikita Bloom. Set in a nightmarish vision of the world we know, the story follows a soldier named Aiden who serves in...

Canaryville by Charlie Newton is a tale about a city about to destroy itself. Two dead bodies at the railroad track, an explosion at the Bayside Inn, and a white Catholic priest hanged at the clocktower. Chicago is on the verge of a race war,...

A Paradox in the Past: Max Stevens II by Simon A. Gallimore tells the story of Max Stevens who was meant to die when someone tried to destroy his work in an explosion. However, someone saved Max. He had no recall of these events from...

The second book in The Hussar Cycle Series, Terrain by Hesse Caplinger opens in 1995 when Marek Hussar and his team prepare to move against the RUF with the Kamajors. But Hussar is recalled for the task of escorting Jugun Koma, who is being groomed...

A young black man must do what it takes to protect his family and make a stand for what he feels is right in the thrilling novel, The Fight for Political Power (Mirrors of Life: Part 2) by Neal Owens. The political climate intensifies as...