In the Family Way by Jacqueline Smith is a literary fiction novel set in the 1920s that follows Mary Maguire, a fatherless girl raised by her grandmother to be a devout Catholic. Mary faces a life-changing dilemma and chooses to fight back by joining Cumann...

Anne Ross's In Verses: A Poetical Emporium is a lyrical exploration in which myriad experiences and emotions find expression. With eye-catching illustrations enhancing the text, Ross invites readers into a universe that epitomizes the mundane and extraordinary aspects of life. The anthology explores themes of...

In Two Weeks' Time by Rebecka Lassen starts with Samantha Reeves, a private investigator monitoring her target in an ongoing case. When Sam unexpectedly received a package containing a military police patch from her team's unsuccessful mission in Afghanistan, her life was profoundly shaken. Even...

Martha Siede shares her journey through the challenges and triumphs following a coma in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic. In Pursuit of ‘Normal’ is a recount of her struggle to recover physically and emotionally following routine hip surgery, highlighting vivid moments from hallucinations to regaining...

In Search of the Return by Joshua Raymond is a mesmerizing spiritual odyssey that masterfully blurs the boundaries between fantasy and reality. Set against the backdrop of ancient forests and ethereal dreamscapes, the story follows an unforgettable quest for connection, freedom, and purpose that reflects...

J.C. Gemmell's In the Fullness of Tion is a collection of short sci-fi stories set in a dystopian world called Tion. Its society is divided into various physical levels to maintain some semblance of social order. The highest levels are dedicated to the wealthy and...

In The Shadow Of The Oak is a heartfelt celebration of love between a son and his father. David Ferro shares true stories about his late father, Aurelio, whose presence loomed large in his life. Alongside the real-life events, the author presents a mythic retelling...

In Power There's Silence by Adam N. Dix starts when Billy White stepped into Trina Rose’s cantina. After a while, Billy proposed to Trina, and a year later, their son, Blythe, was born. When Blythe was eight years old, Billy drove away toward the big...

Thomas M. Wing's novel In Harm's Way: Book One of The Sea Hawkes Chronicles is an action-packed and riveting historical novel based on the American War of Independence against the British. The story was inspired by actual naval battles. The story begins in 1775 off...

Isabella Falconeri’s In the Mountain’s Shadow is a powerful and emotional story about survival, family, and our choices. It follows Park, an older woman who leaves her family behind in a desperate attempt to give them a chance at life when a doctor offers them...

Inês: Queens of Portugal Trilogy by Catherine Mathis is a captivating tale of love, jealousy, and loyalty set in Portugal in the 14th century. Pedro’s father became king thanks to the help of his trusted adviser, Gonçalves. But now, he has grand ambitions and wants...

In Opening the Gate to New Worlds: How to Write a Book Children Will Treasure by Lauren Bingham is a resource for those wanting to write a story for young readers or for their children. The premise is rooted in the theory that the love...

In Another Life by Owen Parr is a captivating story that follows lawyers Ethan Cole and Claire Donovan. When they first meet, they feel an undeniable connection. Their love is beautiful yet forbidden; both are married to other people and have children. If word of...

Katelynn Osterhoff’s In the Shadows of Suffering is a raw, powerful collection of poems that reveals the truths of trauma, abuse, mental illness, and survival. Written in honest language, the work captures both moments of quiet despair and the chaotic storms that define the author’s...

In the Witch’s House by Amy Houts brings readers into Kate’s world, where she would rather hide in the garden than go with her dad to meet the neighbors. But after some coaxing and holding her hand, she and her dad knock on the door...

Joan Brooks Baker’s In the Swampyland is a collection of personal stories tracing her moments of discovery across childhood and adulthood. In The Burrito, eleven-year-old Joan defies her father’s warning and ventures to buy food from a nearby bodega, where a frightening encounter with local...

Terrie Sizemore's In Search of Easter follows Scottie, a young boy who is adopted by a caring couple, Mark and Jenny, and their loyal search-and-rescue dogs. Throughout the story, Scottie and his adorable puppy, Simon, go on a fun adventure in their neighborhood in search...

In the Land of a Thousand Springs by Dr. Nesreen Barwari details her journey from being a young Kurdish girl in Iraq to becoming a pioneering leader and advocate for her people. The book offers a vivid portrayal of her life, filled with personal and...

It is 1941. A group of British officers of various ranks is being held in Stalag XXA, Poland, as POWs by the Germans. After a British colonel asks his juniors to gather intelligence, one officer overhears a conversation involving the camp commandant about a shipment...

In One Strength by Eric Glassey follows the author's decades-long pursuit of what he believes is a direct, ongoing instruction from the Divine. The memoir tracks Glassey from adolescence, when he first senses this pull, through a series of decisions aimed at finding the source...