How much is enough? For some people, there is no such thing. They want it all and don't care how they get it. Frayed Memories by Leila Kirkconnell is a perfect example of such a case. The protagonist is super-rich Mia Lemari, who wakes...

In Hollow by Shaun Allan, we are introduced to married couple Gwen and Amanda, along with their two daughters, Grace and Alexandra. Gwen felt a void in herself and decided to conduct an experiment to see if she could fill it. She contemplated taking someone's...

In Two Weeks' Time by Rebecka Lassen starts with Samantha Reeves, a private investigator monitoring her target in an ongoing case. When Sam unexpectedly received a package containing a military police patch from her team's unsuccessful mission in Afghanistan, her life was profoundly shaken. Even...

What Really Happened To The Hat and The Gloves by Cynthia Cook is a true story about a family’s inquiry into what happened to a hat. Marion is a wealthy old lady with Alzheimer’s and terrible eyesight. She is sure she saw her sister Candace...

The At-Your-Beck Felicity Conveyor by Dolly Gray Landon is an audaciously satirical novel that delves into the bizarre intersections of morality, justice, and the modern consumerist experience. At its core is Justyce Dreadmiller, a grocery store owner whose obsessive quest to bring a young kleptomaniac,...

The Attendant is a psychological/crime thriller by Tony Powers. Richard Alleroy, a hedge fund manager at a prestigious investment firm, sees his life slowly unraveling when his partners discover he's been stealing from the company. Set to lose everything, Alleroy comes up with a desperate...

In Vectors of Vengeance, the fourth installment of Mike Krentz's Mahoney & Squire series, US Navy Commander Jessica 'Cricket' Squire returns to duty after surviving capture, torture, and rape. Struggling with PTSD, Cricket navigates her way back to the Seventh Fleet, but a moment of...

In Your Biggest Fan, Jeremy Rosenholtz depicts the psychological undoing of the main character, who happens to be an unnamed, middle-aged high school teacher. The man develops an unhealthy obsession with a contemporary pop star. He even addresses a series of letters to this well-known...

It has been over a decade since Teegan Boyne walked into the 6th Precinct with no memory of his past other than a tatty identification slip and a body covered in Arabic calligraphy. His search for answers to his origins has led him down several...

The Other Place by Scott Nagele begins with Emma, a young girl having lifelike dreams involving “the Gatekeeper,” a figure with the power to manipulate her into committing horrible acts, such as starting fires. She is troubled by these dreams, which are amplified when she...