We the People: A Premonition by Russell Razzaque and T. J. MacGregor is a political thriller that is set firmly in a fascist American regime. Luna Ochoa, a former FBI analyst turned underground investigator, collaborates with Leo Montoya, a wealthy backer of a network monitoring...

Whispers in a Phone Booth by J. Daniel Reed centers around the lives of two Polish sisters, Helen and Martha. Against the backdrop of World War I, their mother decides to send them to America to keep them safe from their abusive, alcoholic father. When...

Weapons of Choice is a short story anthology featuring works by various authors, each contributing a tale with a robust female lead. In Plenty of Ammunition by Deb Collins, Abby's manipulative relationship with a married FBI agent leads to deadly consequences. Deadly Evidence by Sonja...

NSA agent Alton Blackwell, his wife Mallory, and his team of experts arrive in Seoul just before the Olympic Games as they’ve received reliable intel that the North Koreans are going to launch an attack on the south. The challenge for the Blackwell team is...

Cassondra Windwalker’s What Hides In The Cupboards follows a couple ready for a fresh start following an unpleasant tragedy. Moving to an isolated lovely house in the desert of New Mexico is meant to help Hesper Dunn deal with the ghosts she carries, the injuries...

When the Trees Started Falling by A.D. Popovich is a gripping environmental thriller set against the backdrop of climate chaos. The story follows Luna Lewis, who returns to her rural home to appease her activist parents, only to find herself amidst a growing climate disaster...

BJ Magnani's We'll Always Have Poison is the fourth book in the Dr. Lily Robinson series. Dr. Lily Robinson was a specialist in poisons and was often brought in to help with poisoning cases. A scientist, Daniel Williams, was scuba diving and documenting changes to...

Where Dark Things Grow by Andrew K. Clark is a slow-burn horror novel that gradually becomes a riveting and eerie tale of revenge, folklore, and survival. The story starts at a measured pace, immersing readers in the bleak, oppressive atmosphere of the 1930s Southern Appalachian...

Where the River Runs Red by Howard K. Pollack is a crime thriller centered around Sawyer Greer and her quest to free her brother Chad Greer from a murder charge. Recently hired by the D.A.’s office, Sawyer believes her brother was wrongly accused of murder...

Paul G. O’Connor's Words catapults readers into a high-octane thriller where a single line of text throws the world into disarray. This enigmatic message, appearing on every digital device globally, sparks a technological pandemic. At the heart of the chaos is Genevieve Phillips, a student...