When Mark Met Tracy: The Prequel to Eyes Up by Mark Rogers is a romantic comedy. Mark was a rare breed, a professional that did home visits, although this was totally by choice. Mark was an optometrist who specialized in patients that were unable to...

Who Am I by J. R. Penna is a novel that engages readers in a serious conversation with themselves and their choices and that explores strong and realistic themes. Rita is a thirty-four-year-old single woman with no children, pursuing her dream to be successful and...

Who Needs Mistletoe? is a work of romance and comedic fiction set during the festive Christmas season, and was penned by author Laura Chapman. In this charming contemporary tale of music and mistletoe, we meet musical star Charlie London when she is at the peak...

Welcome to Boston: A Paige and Morgan Short Story is the 18th book in The Friessens series by Lorhainne Eckhart. Paige doesn’t think she is making the right decision, but her heart is telling her to take the risk. Morgan is a charming man, he...

Waiting for a Miracle by Jennifer Wilck is the story of two people who want very different things, but they have no idea that what they are looking for is right next door. Rachel wants to be a foster mother badly. She wants to give...

‘If she’d been one of his livestock he’d have fed her supplements, wormed her, maybe shot her…’ were Russell's thoughts about the topless dancer in ‘What Happened at Wanda’s Place.’ Whole Worlds Could Pass Away is a fantastic compilation of eleven short stories by...

Water Lily Dance is a novel mixing contemporary and historical stories and was penned by author Michelle Muriel. Set in both 2014 and 1865, we meet women in search of a better life for themselves, all of whom are connected by the romantic art and...

Walk With Me: One Hundred Days of Crazy is a romantic and bittersweet work of fiction penned by author Ernesto H Lee. Written for mature audiences, but not overly graphic in its romantic content, this tale focuses on love later in life. Our central hero...

In Where Do You Go To by Jean Cerfontaine, the year is 1948, Marie-Claire is eight years old, lost, cold and covered in blood. She can remember nothing of the events that brought her there, apart from a strong feeling she is escaping from something....

Five stories. Five amazing and enlightening stories about various means of suppression of women. These stories are told in the first person by women who have been forced into marriage as children, raped, or had their bodies mutilated by procedures that are customary in some...