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....

After creating seven children—Pride, Lust, Greed, Gluttony, Wrath, Envy, and Sloth—Lucifer wanted only one thing from them: that they dedicate their lives to serving and worshipping him. He sends them to the world to fetch human souls, which he devours for more strength and power....

Resurrection is the second book in the Beyond the Faery Rath series by Hanna Park. Estranged from her lover Colm, Calla finds herself in the faery realm, where her father Finvarra, the king of faeries, reveals her true destiny as one of the Triskele, with...

Circle of Nine: Mercy in the Mist by Valerie Biel follows Brigit, a teenage girl from an Irish mythological bloodline called the Tuatha de Danann. She and her parents, who have just gotten back together, and Bree, her newborn sister, live in a small town....

To Love a Baron (Courting the Unconventional Book 3) by Laura Beers is a sweet, slightly unconventional romance set against the backdrop of Georgian aristocracy. Dominic Stevens has returned from war, for king and country, wounded and a little lost in his own mind. Rewarded...

Murasaki: Seasons of the Sword Book 4 by David Kudler is about Kano Murasaki, also called Risuko, a girl growing up during Japan’s civil war. After her father is disgraced and sent away, her mother ends up selling her to a hidden school where girls...

Cult of Darkness by Barb Shadow follows the long-term consequences of a demonic presence named Black as it affects several people over two different timelines. As a child, Olivia survived a violent supernatural event that left others dead and led to Dom being wrongly blamed...

Yasuke: Dead Man Walking by Braxton Cosby tells two connected stories set in 16th-century Japan and across the Indian Ocean. Oda Nobunaga starts as a young, carefree, and rebellious lord, jokingly called the “Fool of Owari.” Still, the death of a friend and family betrayals...

In the fourth book of the Chronicles of the Threlphax series, Of Kith and Kin by Laura Lee Dooley, Tae-hee Kim is a nurse whose life extends far past a normal span. When a man named Kit claims to be her twin brother Tae-soo, declared...

Killer Reunion by Linda Opdyke features private investigators Ethan and Mickey Jenkins in yet another thrilling murder mystery. An 18-year high school class reunion brings the couple back to Ethan’s hometown of Morgan’s Ridge, Kentucky, for an evening of fun with old friends. However, the...

Laura Beers brings us a Regency romance with hints of action in A Brilliant Defiance: Courting the Unconventional Book 6. The year is 1814, and Lady Jane Lyttelton has always done what society expected and what her father and brother dictated. And as she stood...

Are you or a loved one grappling with the challenges of trauma and developmental hurdles, or seeking holistic therapy options to navigate life's complexities? Horses of Healing: Wholeness and Hope by Anna B. Joachim delivers a heartwarming and insightful exploration of the transformative power of...

God's Fruitful Princesses is a children’s book by author Mistie House. Each part of the story presents a princess of God, and each princess is characterized by a delightful fruit. The book teaches young girls about the fruits of the Spirit through a princess theme...

Based on Zen principles, A Cup of Zen is a collection of 21 captivating flash fiction stories by Kai Tsukimi. A weary traveler encounters a kindly old man and discovers what's been dragging him along on his journey. An inquisitive young boy is full of...

“Everyone and everything has a life cycle, which means they have a beginning and an end.” Just like flowers and butterflies. I love the opening paragraph of this book, Someone I Love Has Died. It explains the death of a loved one in easy-to-understand terms...

Can You See What I Can See?, written by Theresa Monroe and illustrated by Aparnapandaber, shares the wonderful and imaginative things a child sees in their world of play and pretend. The brightly colored pages are easy guides to teach a child some of the...

Diary of an Inner City Teacher by Tamam Tracy Moncur is an eye opening book about what actually goes on in a sixth grade classroom throughout the year. It is also a book that gives ideas on how to teach your own children. Teachers do...

Have you ever heard of The Equus Addictus gene? Perhaps you have inherited it, too? Equine conduit Esta G. Bernstein admits to having inherited the Equus Addictus gene. She’s obsessed with horses and has a remarkable, special bond with this noble creature. Some people may...

In Creative Ways with Money: What You Can Do to Protect and Enhance Your Savings (Know Your Finances), Jennifer Lancaster examines the loopholes that scammers exploit and guides readers on how to make sound financial decisions. As financial systems become more and more complex, scams...

Snack Van by Jay Saph is a story of human behavior and how envy and irritation can make ordinary people dangerous. the story has three people who belong to three different areas and social standings, but are linked together because of one single emotion: desperation....