In Ninety Days in the 90s by Andy Frye, Darby is in her forties. After a broken engagement and an unsatisfactory job, she comes back to Chicago and assumes ownership of her uncle’s music store. Darby is deeply nostalgic for a time in the 1990s...

Diana Hicks presents a crime romance in Big Bad Wolf Duet; A Dark Mafia Romance (The Crime Society). The Irish Mafia of Chicago is in dire straits as the Italian Mafia eliminates its members one by one. Luce O’Brien is the daughter of the leader...

The setting of the novel Ticket by Charles Logan is the Las Vegas Strip and it revolves around the lives of a drifter, a stripper, an affluent widow, and a petty drug dealer. Narrated through these different and alternating points of view, Logan ushers his...

Legends of the Circle, the prequel in the Circle Series by Stephen J. Galgon, is a fine illustration of many possible conflicts that a good storyteller can put into a story. Picture this: You are given the opportunity to have what you want: money, power,...

Ever found yourself searching for your wallet while you're preparing to go out? Now try to imagine what might have been going through your wallet's mind at that very moment if it were a living being? What if the sneakers you wear are suddenly able...

A Cage for the Wind by Dave Matthes is the story of an unstable aspiring writer trapped by the demons of his mind. Through a mesmerizing blend of prose and poetic verses, the book follows the life of Jerry, a self-confessed liar prone to delusions...

Decanted by Linda Sheehan is a novel in the women’s fiction, slice of life, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is intended for the adult reading audience owing to sexual references and occasional explicit language. Spanning two different generations of women seeking life, love, and liberation,...

In K J Walt’s Monstrosity, Yoska Draper was never going to settle down. He had no ties. His gypsy blood was strong and there was grief in his past he could never outrun. He thought he'd figured everything out until an uncle he never knew...

Halfway Man by TW Roolf is a work of literary fiction that follows a man by the name of Tony “Toner” Brouwer, who is scraping by in a world uncomfortably below the poverty line. He has something of a routine that always involves supper in...

The Blue Collar Blues and Other Stories by Bob Stockton is an enticing anthology of 46 short stories divided into four sections, and most of these tales are based on the author’s experiences growing up in a working-class neighborhood in New Jersey, as well as...