“The only positive thing you could say about Leigh’s existence was his ability to scrape by and keep his head above water. Other than that, he was a rounding error, destined to be recorded as born and eventually marked as deceased.” Fantasy and reality collide...

Hear the Dirt Sing by E.B. Shelton is a historical novel rooted in the Robinson family, long-time cotton farmers residing in Madison Parish, Louisiana. With ancestry spanning nearly a hundred years, the story is inspired by news clippings and the oral history of four sisters...

Demons Also Dream: Summoned by Ava Lock is a supernatural fiction novel that blends elements of horror, suspense, and fantasy. The story follows Joscelyn Wild, a psychic and bestselling supernatural suspense writer, whose dark visions fuel her creative work. When Joss becomes a prisoner in...

Crypto and Bitcoin: A Millionaire Mindset for Opportunity by author Michael A. Duniec is a comprehensive explanation of the cryptocurrency revolution, from Bitcoin's creation to the diverse crypto-asset landscape we see today. The author's expertise shines through as he unpacks complex concepts like blockchain technology,...

Howard Seaborne's Divisible Man: The Sixth Pawn is a suspenseful read. Will only shattered his pelvis after he plummeted five hundred feet from a disintegrating airplane. But he disregarded gravity and the principles of physics guiding mass as he fell, turning invisible in the process....

Love At Hailey's Comet is a mystery drama by Kimberly A. Biggerstaff. Alexandra 'Alex' Yates is not just an Air Force OSI agent stationed at the MacDill Air Force Base; she is also playing the main lead in an independent movie being shot at a...

Myriad Backyard Graves by Jamie Eubanks is a tale of survival centered around Theresa Lowell and Don Sinclair, whose lives intersect in a dystopian town. Theresa and her sister are set upon at a campsite, where men in foreign uniforms address Theresa as "Sister Theresa"...

Lobbying and coercive policies have unfortunately become a staple of modern democratic governments. Joyce Brand comes from an entrepreneurial background with years of experience as a film editor in Hollywood. In Pioneering Prosperity, the author introduces readers to the Morazan model, a system of government...

When the Flowers Turn Blue is a work of fiction in the slice-of-life, interpersonal drama, and psychological fiction genres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to some sexual content and moderate use of adult language. Penned by author Simon Kippax, this gripping tale...

Pureland wasn't a paradise but a close second for many people. When the government gradually turned on those it deemed as provocative, it was the lowest of the low, and the indigenous population that suffered. For most of them, their only hope lay in aligning...

Join two adorable siblings on their everyday adventure with Dee Rand's Squish & Squeam's Daily Routine. Squish and Squeam love to sing and tell others about their daily routine. They wake up in the morning to the sound of their mom singing them a special...

Howard Seaborne's Divisible Man: The Second Ghost is a superb thriller. Five months ago, Will was thrown from a collapsing aircraft and survived. Will was still unsure what caused it or where his subsequent gift came from. Someone had taken a compromising picture of Sarah...

An Empty House Doesn’t Sneeze by David Scott Richardson transports readers to a vividly depicted 1943 Pacific Northwest, where the specter of World War II looms large but is filtered through the innocent yet perceptive lens of 15-year-old Scotty Johannsen. Richardson deftly weaves together the...

Pennies from Vietnam: A Sister at Home, a Brother at War is a poignant memoir that chronicles the emotional toll of war on a soldier and those he leaves behind. It is presented through the letters of Larry Ray Smith, a young soldier serving in...

My approach to risk has always been more the study of the possibility of failure, covering every conceivable scenario of what could go wrong. I think a great deal of this comes from upbringing. We didn’t have lots of money, and we learned to plan...

In The Secret Religion, Tony Sunderland delves into the complex interplay between orthodox Christianity, represented by the Catholic Church and its Protestant challengers, and the suppressed yet resilient teachings of Gnosticism. By examining narratives of the beginning of the world, differing gospels about Jesus's mission...

Olaf and Essex is a work of fiction in the fantasy, adventure, and drama genres. Penned by author Patti Calkosz, it is intended for young readers in the middle-grade age range and has some scenes of mild violence and mentions of death. In an alternate...

Everyone living in the United States should pay their fair share of taxes; however, they should not overpay. Robert Pais knows that the average American finds tax strategies beyond their comfort zone and gives amazing help in his book Pay Less Money To: Your Uncle!...

The theme of Walking and Wayfinding is mindful walking as a spiritual and reflective practice. I have always enjoyed walking while going to work and sometimes for relaxation in the evening. However, I had not considered it in the way Lea Appleton presents it. Lea...

Green Forest, Red Earth, Blue Sea by Jim Gulledge will appeal to mature fans of drama, Southern, and literary fiction. The book has three interconnected parts set in various areas of North Carolina at different times. In the post-Civil War Saluda, Josiah Buckland meets the...