Venture Back Home is a work of fiction in the science fiction, speculative, and suspense subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience for its high-concept approach and was penned by author James Huber. In this riveting and thought-provoking work, we find...

Eleven-year-old Vivien and her parents moved to Camp Breckinridge on the orders of the United States Army. Her father served in the military, and they met other families at the camp. Although her parents warned them not to visit an old abandoned hospital building, curiosity...

The Time Trials is a work of fiction in the science fiction and time travel adventure subgenres. It is intended for the young adult reading audience and was penned by the team of Jon McConnell and Dayna McConnell. In this thrilling high-concept work which features...

Oversight is a work of fiction in the adventure and supernatural subgenres. It is suitable for the young adult reading audience and contains mild scenes of violence but nothing too graphic. In this work penned by author Dennis Batchelder, we join our protagonist Zelly at...

Evie was nine years old when she first came across an old photo of a strange woman, dressed in 1930s fashion, standing stiffly to the left of an elevated small box. With her eyes burning with curiosity, Evie turned to her grandfather, Ollie, with questions...

The Djinn by Alexis Tiger sees twins Patrick and Brook take possession of a home they have inherited from their grandmother. When they find a golden lamp, they joke about genies. Rubbing the lamp produces a beautiful young woman who responds to the name Elena....

In Natalie Hibberd's saga, there are only two possibilities: either you are The Inside or The Outside. The conflict between the two factions is prominent in Family Ties, the second novel in the Inside-Out world. On the one hand, we have the Inside, mired in...

The Black Queen by Jumata Emil commences with a confrontation between Nova Albright and Tinsley McArthur over the homecoming queen campaign. Tinsley feels it is unfair because the school has introduced “quotas” and attempts to perpetuate white privilege by bribing Nova to withdraw. Ironically, it...

After so much practice, Sloane finds herself at the Olympic games in Beijing representing her country, the USA. She meets Jae Sung, a male swimmer from North Korea. Before they knew it, they had fallen head over heels for each other. However, the future of...

The Girl Who Electrified the World: Lightning Brain (Book 2) by Cliff Ratza is a science fiction work that takes us to the twenty-second century. An American helicopter is transporting critical data that could lead to the development of a vaccine for T-plague. This deadly...