A Night In Babylon is a work of fiction written in the Action/Adventure sub-genre. It is aimed at mature reading audiences and comes with a content warning due to the inclusion of explicit language usage, scenes of violence, and scenes of a sexual nature. It...

In Thaine Chase's A Reader’s Apéritif: A Petite Assortment of Flash Fiction & Short Stories, eclectic characters come alive in ten equally eclectic tales. “A number of red dots danced on my chest, they had me dead to rights. But I knew the snipers couldn’t...

A is for Aliens: A-Z of Horror is a work of collected fiction in the horror, science fiction, and speculative adventure sub-genres and was penned by thirteen authors at Red Cape Publishing. The work is more suitable for mature readers as it does contain...

A Murder Masquerade: A Jeremy Winton Crime Novel, Book One is a police procedural mystery novel written by Steven W. Cotton. Bramburgh Castle was home and hearth to Lord Kensington, and the place where the well-heeled and nefarious alike rubbed elbows in the rarified air...

A Dinosaur Made Me Sneeze by Carla Mae Jansen, illustrated by Natasha Kostovska, is a humorous tale of a sneeze. It all started with a dinosaur kicking up dust. That dust goes through what the author calls a Rock Cycle Adventure. It falls into the...

A Bazaar Christmas by Timothy R. Baldwin is a novella that brings a mystery amid a Christmas fundraiser. The grand prize of the silent auction has gone missing in the chaos of shutting down the booths. Marcus and Alissa are always on hand to help...

Ever do things back to front? I do…and did…when I read book 3 of Lucinda E. Clarke’s psychological thrillers before I read book 2: A Year in the Life of Andrea Coe. But here’s the good news: each book in Clarke’s series is so well...

A Fashionable Fate by Ileana Munoz Renfroe is the first book in the Rosa the Cuban Psychic Mysteries series. Rosa thought her biggest concern would be running her boutique but one murder later and she goes from fashionista to psychic sleuth. When a model is...

Before There Were Skeletons by Judy Penz Sheluk is a Marketville Mystery. Calamity Barnstable is the owner of Past and Present Investigations, specializing in cold cases in Canada. When Callie gets a new client whose mother disappeared on 14 February 1995, she can’t help but...

A Torn Allegiance is a work of fiction in the historical, romance, and interpersonal drama sub-genres, and was penned by author Jen Geigle Johnson. The work is intended for a general reading audience thanks to its clean themes and content. Our protagonist is Lady Elsie,...

Another wonderful Regency romance from Laura Beers is A Foolish Game, set in a world of duty and politeness, a world where correct behavior rules. The thought of matrimony terrifies Lady Isabella Beauchamp, daughter of a deceased Marquess and sister to Lord Everett, the current...

A Biblical Approach to Overcoming Addictions by Michael R. Dixon is a Bible study to help those who suffer from addiction. Dixon knows first hand about alcohol and drug abuse and writes these chapters out of love and concern for others fighting the same issues...

Deirdre Flynn is a wise, feisty, and kindly 70-year-old. When she accompanies her adopted niece, fear-filled Leah, and Leah’s wild and wilful 17-year-old step-daughter, Belinda, to the sunny beaches of France, none of them expects to find dead dogs on their doorstep, massacred chickens, and...

A young infantry rifle platoon leader must choose between career or integrity, allegiance or defiance, and ultimately between life and death. Lieutenant Brandt struggles with his duty to accomplish his mission and his loyalty to the soldiers under his command. He is forced to make...

A New Home For Donald: A Story Inspired by True Events that Teaches Character Building Values by Connie Olson is an adorable children's book with an important message behind it. One day a neighbor stops by Corky's house with a special gift. Corky can't wait...

They love us unconditionally and we love them back, but who loves whom more? That’s a difficult question to answer, considering dogs have a much shorter lifespan than humans and their unexpected (it’s always unexpected) and definitely unwanted sudden departures from life leave a big...

A Woman of Culture by CC. Carpenter is a romance novel about an ambitious career-oriented woman navigating work, marriage, and motherhood as she comes to terms with her in-laws from a vastly different culture. Nancy Paris is an Englishwoman from Wallingford, Oxfordshire, working as a...

I have always thought that the question “What race are you?” was racist. But as Janet E. Helms explains in A Race Is a Nice Thing to Have, knowing your race and accepting it is essential. She explains how to be who you are without...

A Rose for Grandma: A Journey through Alzheimer’s by Christiana Egi, the co-creator with her husband of a home for older adults with dementia, is an informative read that tells of the growing realization of the onset of Alzheimer’s in Annie’s grandmother. Annie has an...

A Snake by the Tail by Cherime MacFarlane is a science fiction adventure that evokes a metaphor for living with something so precious that wars will be fought over its control; the dangers of holding it are as equally pervasive as the dangers of a...