The Tale of the Dueling Neurosurgeons: The History of the Human Brain as Revealed by True Stories of Trauma, Madness, and Recovery is by Sam Kean. This book begins with the work of a doctor, Andreas Vesalius, who studied the anatomy of gladiators when they...

Drew Lane’s Somewhere To Fight For is a heartwarming story about the tenacity and determination of a young girl named Kate. Instead of spending her summer holiday relaxing by the beautiful river that runs through her town or just hanging out with her friends, she...

In What The Heart Knows, we first meet Bill when he is persuaded to invite Emily to visit him. Of course this is an insane request because Bill hasn’t seen Emily in years and has been secretly in love with her for quite some time....

What Went Wrong With Oscar Toll? is an extraordinary book. If you love court room drama, don’t read it. This isn’t about that. What author Charles Bush gives us is a crash course in Appellate Court proceedings. In short, he takes us through the process...

Image is Everything is a short novella by Dominique Wilkins. Robin has always wanted to rise above her meagre existence and live a life of luxury. When she meets Jeff, those dreams turn into reality. However, Jeff is not an upstanding citizen. He is arrested...

In The Mormon Woman by John J. Hart, author Chris Marshall is up to his eyebrows in writing his book about the Mormons and the founder, Joseph Smith, Jr. He is aboard the MS Rotterdam for a one-week cruise to find the peace and quiet...

Peril in the Park (A Jamie Quinn Mystery) by Barbara Venkataraman is the third in the Jamie Quinn Mystery series. In this novel, Jamie Quinn, a lawyer who gets involved in unlikely murder mysteries, is once again the somewhat unwilling participant in two mysteries. A...

The Seamy Corners of American Politics: Current Conservative Articles on American Politics by Kevin C. Caffrey gives you information from the side of the conservative parties of the United States; the Tea Party and conservative Republican Party. It discusses how this country needs to change...

Voyager by D.R. VerValin is an action adventure story that is both historical and fun. The story follows the travels of a Hawaiian named Bane Skiles. In 1941, his plans to take a voyage around the world are changed when Pearl Harbor is bombed by...

Investigative reporter Jackie Alexander uses her wits and experience to tackle a family mystery in Spellbound in His Arms by Angel Sefer. Someone is killing all of the heirs to the Demiris properties and fortune in idyllic Corfu, Greece. It's up to Jackie to prevent...

Lazlo Ferran’s novel, Ordo Lupus II: The Devil's Own Dice unravels with a man trapped in an oubliette. He is desperately trying to escape and when he finally does, he finds himself in 13th century France. John is a former secret service agent. His research...

As a child, Alex was in the car when her parents were killed. She was saved by a voice and a vision that only she could see. She ran from her small home town and the memory of that vision, but fate has brought her...

Cherringham - Murder on Thames: A Cosy Crime Series is a joint writing project by US-based novel and games writer, Matthew Costello, and UK-based producer and writer, Neil Richards, to produce 12 mystery novellas over a year, based in the fictional English town of the...

In Love on the Lido Deck, Barbara Oliverio tells the story of Kiera, of how she quit a high-powered systems analyst career and turned to event planning instead. As her business begins to take off, she learns that her mother, recently widowed, has a new...

Moxie’s Problem is a humorous fantasy by Hank Quense. Princess Moxie has a big problem. She’s very homely looking and obnoxious, so has difficulty finding suitors. She eventually finds one and is escorted to him by King Arthur’s knights, Gareth, Bors and Percivale. Moxie is...

Downfall by Brian Lutterman is a well-constructed thriller that moves along quickly. The main character is a female paraplegic lawyer, who is pulled into a maelstrom of evil manipulation. She is gritty and determined, a complex and believable character. The heroine must use her brains...

Amarant by R. Diaz is a short fantasy novel set between contemporary Peru and a dark, rich future world. In the contemporary time period, protagonist Steve, a travelling Australian, meets Peruvian Juana as he embarks on an adventure holiday hiking in the Andes. Just as...

Nothing Like Naked starts when TV reporter Marti Hughes gets a frantic phone call from her mother, informing her that Aunt Shirley has moved to a nudist colony. To ease her conscience and quiet her mom, Marti promises to visit Aunt Shirley at Whispering Palms....

The Fantastic Lives of Johnny Wonderful by JF Leduc is written as an historical biography of the eponymous hero. Seemingly rather gauche and unworldly, he stumbles from one adventure to another. Almost by accident he rises to great wealth and power - on the way...

Dark Genesis is a speculative fiction novel by A.D. Koboah and the first book in the Darkling Trilogy. It starts off in present day New York, but soon stretches all the way back to the early 19th century, to the life of a beautiful slave...