The Goat of Magalies: Home Is Where You Owe Something by Julian Redwood centers on Marie Botha, a deeply traumatized South African woman who is working as an English teacher in Taipei. Marie has spent most of her adult life running away from the dark...

Aleksander Szeser’s Dissonance follows Kira Hunt, a thirty-six-year-old Los Angeles physical therapist whose home life with philosophy-professor husband Max revolves around their three-year-old daughter, Rebecca. At a child’s birthday party, Rebecca hands Kira a message from a stranger who somehow knows where to find her....

Tom Dom’s Dark Kitchen takes us into a rain-slicked city, where a silent, watchful host runs an anonymous, night-only spot hidden among deteriorating downtown buildings. It’s a mysterious restaurant that becomes a sanctuary for broken people—like an arrogant politician, a heartbroken woman, a panicked young...

In Kevin Michael Flynn’s West Of Man, a twelve-year-old Irish boy arrives in America in 1908 and eventually becomes The Carpenter, a war veteran raising his son Michael in Old Town during 1929. When a secret organization operating through the city begins targeting his family,...

Lords of the Dais by Glenn Starkey is a police investigation/crime novel with plenty of action and twists to keep the reader guessing. Detective Sergeant Lewis Malcolm is a retired Marine Corps veteran and one of the officers in Morgan City's small police department. When...

In Mike Michalak’s gripping novel, My Name Is Davis, the world’s political landscape shatters when coordinated stealth air strikes target the military parades of foreign adversaries to instantly end the leadership regimes in North Korea, Russia, and China. With a modified emblem left behind to...

Heart of the Wild Gods by Kendall Brooks is a sweeping, epic tale of life in a small part of the Kingdom of Wessex in the ninth century. Three years after the Battle of Edington, where the Saxons established their control over the Kingdom of...

Carl Lakeland’s The Wine Cellar follows Michael Dodd, a Canberra homeowner whose concern over a Middle East crisis grows when fuel supplies tighten as financial markets behave strangely. Australian officials urge people to remain calm, yet Michael begins converting the space beneath his Deakin garage...

In What Must Be Stopped by Graham Balch, FBI agent Heather McLaughlin is stung by yet another refused promotion and is now on a seemingly impossible assignment. She must investigate Alex Lee, an environmentalist who has just won a lottery and whose off-grid travels, accurate...

The Ashes of Us by Ashley Baker is a compelling novel. Very early one morning, Dr. David McCall, a clinical and anatomical pathologist, receives a strange phone call. He is informed that his nineteen-year-old daughter, Addison McCall, is in the hospital. She was assaulted. He...