Scarlet Ambrosia: Blood Is the Nectar of Life by David B. Gittlin is an urban fantasy/mystery with a touch of romance. Devon Furst is not a boring accountant. He is smart, handsome, and knows how to look for a good time. So, when he met...

Ready or not, here they come; the battle has only just begun. The guns are manufactured in hell, and the beasts are ferocious and grotesque. Light energy generated through belief, hope, and trust is the only force that can save them. Darius McPherson, an inexperienced...

Academic works by Julius Bailey, Ph.D., are notable for their flawless integrity, impeccable thinking, accessibility for the non-academic, and an irrefutable blending of stark objectivity with engaged passion, flavored always by an overriding sense of humanity and compassion. Racism, Hypocrisy, and Bad Faith, the most...

Aim Higher: Turning the Storms of my Past into My Biggest Accomplishments by Haifa Blanchard is the author's personal story about resilience, hope, determination, courage, and strength. The author's inward journey to rebuild her faith and life, and the meaningful lessons that life taught her...

Eden Quest: Before the Beginning by Ken Urbansky and Bob Mertes is the first book in the Songstone Series. We meet Rapheldrn and Milderett on Tyros before the evil set foot on their planet, before Lucifer destroyed their pure world with the seed of evil....

Antonius: Second in Command is a work of fiction in the historical and interpersonal drama sub-genres, and was penned by author Brook Allen. Written for adult audiences, the novel does contain some use of explicit language, scenes of a sexual nature, and some graphic violence...

In Water Dance, #2 in the Lake Michigan Lodge Series by Kathy Fawcett, we find Kay and Luke married and returning from a honeymoon to face the summer season at Kerby Lodge. Kay is excited about her two teenage nieces, Bella and Wren, coming...

Trip Trap Trouble: A story about the Three Billy Goats Gruff and Gratitude (Fairytale Fraud) by Katie Pye is a children’s illustrated story, turning the original tale on its ear. Instead of the troll being a nasty, grumpy villain, he is a peaceful, loving creature....

System Programmer: A Journey Through The Darkest Places is a work of fantasy fiction written for young adults by author Jean-Philippe Janssens. In this, the second novel of the intriguing and exciting System Programmer series, we return to the action directly where The Maiden and...

Amie Borst created adventurous characters and a fun, action-packed novel in Doomy Prepper’s Complete Guide: How to Survive Fifth Grade and the Apocalypse. Doomy Prepper is a logical fifth-grader, whose family is actively prepared for any crisis, disaster, or the apocalypse. He has rules set...

Spirited Messages: Wisdom From The Afterlife by Stephanie K. Kana is an insightful and fascinating book that looks into death, the afterlife, and spirit guides. The author's spirit guide, Richard, says he is only invisible meaning he is real but is invisible and he gives...

No Thanks: Black, Female, and Living in the Martyr-Free Zone by Keturah Kendrick is a collection of essays that show the author’s journey to freedom in a world bound by expectations and pressures to conform as an educated black woman. The author explains and rationalizes...

Boulder County: Crime, Love, and Cannabis, West of the 100th Meridian by Marc Krulewitch is a modern-day “good ‘ole boys vs the Government" conspiracy novel that strikes at the heart of Colorado’s freeing up of cannabis use. Buddy Fisher can trace his roots in Boulder...

Carolyn Hamilton first saw Cork Proctor in 1980, at a comedy roast for a local Las Vegas notable. After the show, he invited her to his show the following evening at the Royal Inn. She was intrigued by this charming comedian. When she arrived, there...

Push: Labor and Delivery from the Inside Out by Catherine Stack, N.D., C.N.M., is a brilliant non-fiction look at the life of a labor and delivery nurse. She lays out at the very beginning who this book is for, and is immensely candid about her...

Empire of One (Volume One of the Wandering Invader Series) by Thaine Chase takes the reader on a journey through the mists of time, principally in ancient Ireland, via the eyes of a man who has lived thousands of years in a myriad of identities....

Wolf's Head Bay: Journey of the Courageous Eleven by Jeffery Allen Boyd is book one in the series. Jeremy was just having fun camping with his brothers and Lynn when something terrifying happened. It all started when Lynn meets Dylan and brings him into the...

Gene Twaronite’s My Life as a Sperm: Essays From the Absurd Side is part autobiography, part journalistic reporting, and part opinion. Some of these essays were previously published in magazines and literary reviews. Put together in this anthology, they nicely sum up a life rich...

Diary of a Broken Mind: A Mother's Story, Son's Suicide, and The Haunting Lyrics He Left Behind by Anne Moss Rogers with Charles Rogers is a poignant and extraordinary memoir that speaks about the death of the author's son, Charles Rogers, by suicide. Charles had...

It's often joked about that between the Boomers and the Millennials, there's an entire generation that hates them both. We are Generation X, and in the ranks is author Steven Manchester, an aficionado of all things 1980s, wrapped up in the pages of Bread Bags...