The Dandelion Tree, Part One by A.S.R. Gelpi is the second book in the epic fantasy series The Dandelion Chronicles, preceded by book one, A Land of Shadows and Moss. In the first installment, twelve-year-old Princess Kharis is trapped in a palace, bound by fate...

Blue Jeans and Lavender Gowns by A. W. Anthony is a tender and heartfelt romance that follows the emotional journey of two unlikely people drawn together despite the stark differences in their backgrounds. Terry Deitz is a thoughtful and ambitious man with a passion for...

Invariant by A.G. Sullivan boldly asks: “What would you change if given the chance?” This is a lush, seamless, and complex yet accessible narrative encompassing many elements: a mysterious dying man, a cryptic list (seemingly in code), an undulating journey toward clarity for anti-hero David,...

Own. Liberate. Rise: Transformative Poetry by a*k² is a soul-stirring collection of inspirational poems that charts a powerful journey of self-awareness, inner liberation, and personal ascension. Across 447 pages, the poet invites readers to confront moments of dislocation and disillusionment, encouraging them to own their...

A.K. DuBoff's gripping and suspenseful Lost Planet is Book 2 of the Starship of the Ancients series. Evan Taylor and Anya Rohas are among the forty or so survivors who escape from their starship moments before it explodes in orbit around the alien planet Aethos....

It’s the near future, and Pacific West Labs (PWL) leads the world in the use of ‘donors’ to provide life-saving organs for humans. These unique creations aren’t people; they’re torsos only, made from the DNA of the people who need organ replacements. It all appears...

Attorney Leyla James accepts an offer to escape to Florida for six months to escape winter and COVID in the nation’s capital, when the impossible happens: a walk on a nature trail leads her to a dead body less than 24 hours after she arrives....

Nothing could have prepared the young Elvish Princess Gwendolyn ‘Gwen’ Evir for what would come next after she stowed away in Queen Wendolyn’s ship. She witnessed the cold-blooded murder of her mother, the queen, at the hands of Morrigan, a dark goddess. Queen Wendolyn had...

On Earth, Gwen Evir, the Elvish princess, has finally found an Analog called Carter Hurley, a descendant of King Arthur. Her next destination is The Library, a fortress of forbidden knowledge where the legendary Excalibur is believed to be. However, Morrigan, the dark goddess, has...

Cleo Can Tie A Bow: A Rabbit and Fox Story is an educational picture book for children written by Sybrina Durant and illustrated by Pumudi Gardiyawasam. Cleo loves bows! All of her shoes have bows, and she always has a bow in her hair. If...

Murder in A-Minor by Janis Thomas is the first in a series of Sam Wedlock Musical Mysteries. Samantha Wedlock used to work for the NYPD, but her career ended in disaster. Heading back to California, she finds the only way she can cope is through...

Speared by a Merman by Shady Fae is an erotic short story. Jacee was a pop sensation, desperately seeking a moment of respite from her adoring fans. They, like the paparazzi, hounded her relentlessly, her most private moments on display for the world to see....

How many young women can cope with tremendous loss and disappointment on their own with no family or friends? Ella has spent her life on the run, supposedly from the Russian Mafia, and is now living in an attic apartment after the recent deaths of...

When a Stranger Comes by Karen S Bell is a gripping psychological thriller. Born Gladys Lipschitz, Alexa Wainwright is thrilled to pieces to have her debut novel published, especially when it shoots straight to the top of the bestseller list. She never expected the fame...

Brian E. Priest is a brilliant writer. I don’t say that very often. I think I was expecting a travelogue when I picked Tiddlers in a Jam Jar for review. This is more a ‘lifealogue,’ if one can be permitted to make up such a...

Why Isn’t God A Girl? A Young Girl’s Journey to See the Image of God in Herself is a work of helpful and thoughtful fiction written for children by author Diana L. Wilcox and illustrated by Viktoria Skakandi and Earth22 Studio. As the title suggests,...

Andrew was confused. How would he get therapy on the computer? He had gotten dressed, put his shoes on, grabbed his bag, and even eaten his snack when he was asked to turn on his computer and sit down. He was told there was a...

A visit to the state capitol can be an interesting experience in There Ought to Be a Law. That’s where laws are made and Eliza’s mother is a legislator. She makes laws. Eliza and her best friend, Martin, tag along one day to learn about...

Worms Are a Yummy Snack by Dorsey Spencer Jr, with illustrations by Ann Pomelova, is a children's picture book that revolves around a father and son outing to go fishing. The book begins with a six-year-old boy named Chase who has saved money he earned...

Phuong Huynh is a poet who shares her perspective of the world honestly. Her poems are emotional and are focused on everyday life. She talks about how valuable friendship is, but how fragile it can be when trust is gone. It also expresses notions about...