Andromeda by Meg Trotter is great for lovers of Greek mythology. Princess Andromeda was married off to the cruel Xenres in order to spare her kingdom from war. Upon his death, she’s able to return home, only to be married off again to bring peace...

A Time to Speak is Book 2 in the explosive sci-fi/dystopian series, Out of Time, by Nadine Brandes. With plenty of suffering, conflict, tension and action, A Time to Speak takes its readers to another place, a fractured world where time is a precious commodity,...

A Stolen Kiss by Kelsey Keating is a thrilling, fantasy novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat with excitement. It follows a boy named Derric, whose mother cursed Princess Maria of Opea. He never expected to be near the royals again,...

Anticipated (A Jagged Journeys’ Novella Book 2) by Ida Smith is a wonderful story about the Jewish response to Jesus the Messiah in the first century A.D. The author’s description of Jesus is based upon solid research and a realistic portrayal of the different responses...

H.D. Hunter's A Magic Door and A Lost Kingdom of Peace is a collection of short stories, all completely different from the next, that had me drawn in from the first page! Each story is fantastic and he is a wonderful writer. The first chapter...

Heroism, courage and romance; just a few of the words that come to mind when I think of Autumn in the City of Angels by Kirby Howell. Autumn has to face that everyone around her is falling victim to an apocalyptic plague, leaving less than...

A Step Beyond by Nancy M Bell is the story of what happens when Gort finds himself as another version of himself inside the legendary world of King Arthur. This happens when, in current real life, his abusive Uncle Daniel attacks him and Gort slides...

In Amani: Remember by Lydhia Marie, Amya is in a comatose state where her consciousness is fully awake but her body isn’t. Even though she’s been in a coma for five months, Amya realizes that she has no recollection of the last eleven months of...

Orion lives in the sphere. She’s lived there all her life, but her life isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. It’s a cheerful enough place - but it is the way it is because people are forced to be that way by the Constable....

Christian fiction tends to come in two flavors: books written for other Christians, and books written for a secular audience (though usually with some sort of apologetic goal such as Tosca Lee’s work). A Time to Die by Nadine Brandes is solidly in the first...