Refuge On the Mountain is a dystopian thriller by Cornelia Feye. Greg Stern, a former cop, receives a timely warning from his friend at the NSA about a devastating solar storm that will take out the global power grids for years. Wasting no time, Greg...

Danje is a gripping horror novel by Gitte Tamar. It's 1965. Aware of the upcoming hurricane, Albert Gilly is trying to close his family's fishing store when he sees a drifter lying on the street. He warns the drifter repeatedly, finally giving up after shouting...

I Know It Was You is an excellent novel by G.N. Kearney. Lauren receives a text message from her boyfriend, breaking up with her, so her friends take her out for the night. After getting wasted, Lauren’s friends took her home, tucked her in, and...

Under the Stones is a work of fiction penned by author Murray Pura in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and thriller subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Readers find themselves transported back to the roaring '20s during Prohibition, a time...

Shallow Stock is a work of fiction in the literary, family saga, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to some moderate scenes of sex and violence as well as potentially distressing themes. Penned by author D R Shores, this...

Mourning Grey is a work of fiction penned by author Marie Montine in the dark fantasy, paranormal, horror, and adventure subgenres, and forms the opening novel of The Empians Pantheon series. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. In this thrilling dark...

Forge of the Assassin, a science fiction thriller, is the seventh installment in the NEXUS series and is suitable for all readers. Written by Ross Harrison, this book continues the story of the assassin Alexiares – Codename Ares – who, since the previous installment, has...

Go by author Michael Golvach is a work of fiction in the crime thriller, mystery, and suspense subgenres, and it forms the fourth novel in the Payden Beck Crime Thriller series. The work is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of graphic violence,...

Cleveland, November 1971. A few months short of his retirement goal, Lieutenant Alex Wesner takes on a case involving a missing steel worker. Anton Wojcik reported for work at Rubicon Steel for his night shift at the blast furnace but never clocked out the next...

The Count is a historical fiction thriller by Rod Taylor. It's 1975, and Nicholas Cameron, a British national with Russian heritage, discovers financial discrepancies in the bank he works for. Meanwhile, he learns of his own links to the Cossacks through his recently deceased mother's...