Wardens is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action and adventure, and futuristic fiction sub-genres, and was penned by author Jonathan Staten. Written for mature audiences, the work does contain scenes of graphic violence and the use of explicit language throughout. Comprising the...

Cooking for Cannibals by Rich Leder is a horror-comedy novel that revolves around an introverted scientist, Carrie Kromer, and a freshly paroled expert meat butcher looking to parlay his skills into a new career as a chef. When Carrie steals the recipe for an age-defying...

Sins of the Bees: A Novel by Annie Lampman is a crime thriller. Silvania Merigal has nothing, only bonsai trees. She lost her mother and then the man who raised her, her grandfather. After a rape leaves her pregnant, Silvania is going through her grandfather’s...

Bishop's War is the first book in the Bishop Series by Rafael Amadeus Hines, a great offering for fans of terrorist thriller and military novels. Special Forces Sergeant John Bishop is a decorated war hero who, on his return home from Afghanistan, doesn’t even get...

His Blue Eyes by Joseph Lingeman begins with the death of Old Man Tom. Peyton was his secretary and friend for about six years and very fond of him. Tom left his company, H&M Real Estate, to a distant relative, Henry Peterson. Upon his arrival,...

People with psychic abilities are being targeted by an elusive mind hacker, and the lives of agents from an obscure paranormal government agency are in jeopardy in the paranormal novel, Cross Waves (Mind Hackers Series Book 2) by Amanda Uhl. Working for the government's Cognitive...

Sister Carrie by William H. Coles is a great novella that follows the relationship between two sisters, Carrie and Jessie. After the death of their parents, no one is willing to take Carrie. Her older sister, Jessie, decides to take her in and she is...

In bizarre acts of terrorism, a priest, a rabbi, and a bishop, well-known for their caring attributes, turn on their followers, and only the son of Lucifer can stop the growing madness in the phenomenal supernatural novel, Devil's Day (A Nephilim Thriller Book 4) by...

Sekhet is a work of fiction in the horror, thriller, and suspense sub-genres, and was penned by author K. K. Weakley. The first book in the saga of the same name, the work is recommended for mature readers aged sixteen plus owing to dark supernatural...

A Voyage Beyond Reason by Tom Gauthier is the fictional retelling of Benjamin Wade's kayak journey based on the journal entries fashioned by Wade himself. Gauthier explains that he found the entries hidden on a cliff in Colombia and was so moved by Wade's story...