Analise Lavalle is on assignment. Visiting a quaint B&B on Texas’ Galveston Island to write her latest article on hauntings and the paranormal, she is expecting a quiet week and a quick paycheck. Unfortunately, things aren’t what they seem and nothing will go to plan....

Fort Nowhere, Vietnam is a work of dramatic military fiction by author Arthur Wiederhold. Unusual to the genre, this novel focuses on the Vietnam War from a non-combat perspective as we follow our central character Art, a journalist no longer interested in sitting on the...

Peri is in a mid-twenties crisis. The guy she thought was a maybe for real boyfriend turned out to be a secret office supply closet fling, with no intention of being anything more. The job she used to like now sucks big time because she...

Untitled Beauty by C.E. Wilson is a dystopian take on Beauty and the Beast, commenting on society's perception of beauty. Eleven is a Potential. To be a Beauty, she has to be a Twenty. When she's sold to a doctor and his daughter Celia, she...

Chasing Rabbits by Erin Bedford is not your average Alice tale. Kat is an anti-social librarian who just wants her mother to stop picking her dates out, and for a white rabbit to stop stealing her carrots. When she manages to follow the rabbit into...

The Drinker of Suffering by AMF begins with an interesting introduction — that the manuscript for the novel was discovered by a book collector. Although the purported author, Arthur Michael Ford, was neither located nor verified, the text contained a variety of plausible truths that...

A young woman, the protagonist of Jane Sinclair by Tom Edwards, falls in love with a young man during one of her outings in the forest. She is Jane, he is Charles. Unfortunately, his father is an influential sheriff and does not want to see...

Vortex is an anteater; Scoop is a lioness. What’s unusual about the two is not that Vortex likes to count how many ants he eats each day, or that Scoop likes to measure how fast she runs because she’s the fastest runner in the jungle....

Seventeen-year-old Isaiah Martin is a kind spirit, a do-gooder...but he will never admit that. When Isaiah is caught with a gun - he only held it to keep a friend from doing something stupid - he gets into deep trouble and is immediately sent out...

Connor, one of the two main characters in Guyliner by J. Leigh Bailey, is a 17-year-old golden boy. He has a pretty girlfriend who thinks she hit the jackpot because he doesn't have the ONE thing on his mind all the time, he excels at...

Sentinel by Jamie Foley is a fantasy story that begins with Darien and his older sister, Tera, after their car had just been hit by a meteor during a meteor shower that has caused widespread damage. Tera’s arm is badly injured, so Darien calls 911,...

Everybody had a Personal Entertainment Device embedded in their head, and babies were routinely implanted with one. It opened a world of entertainment and communication – and control. Socratease wanted to stop the Personal Vision Corporation and its CEO, Francis Jenkins, so he kidnapped his...

William Wright Jr.’s The Slums of Nightfall reads like a modern version of a collection of works by Edgar Allan Poe, but not by any means in a cheap, knockoff sort of way. This is brilliance in words. If there ever was a book that...

Katie hates her job in Athens and, more specifically, she hates her boss Roula. After being sacked from the job, she wonders what life has in store for her. A seemingly random encounter with a gypsy woman cheers her up and fills her with hope....

No Voice is a book of poetry written by Sarah Callus. Each chapter title gives a brief indication of what the author was feeling at the time of writing – poems such as Broken, Be the Lighthouse, Crack of Light, Lost, No Voice, The Girl...

“Life is a song--sing it. Life is a game–-play it. Life is a challenge--meet it. Life is a dream–-realize it. Life is a sacrifice–-offer it. Life is love–-enjoy it,” says Baba. When you think about life, do you take into account your future? If you...

Gesundheit by Nadja Coln is a magical fantasy story which introduces readers to Princess Mary, a princess who lives in a beautiful, white castle in Lionheart Kingdom. A big scary dragon lives in a large abandoned cave outside Princess Mary’s kingdom. They decide to deal...

Words in Rows: Poetry and Prose is a non-fiction memoir written by Cathy Callen. Callen, a retired educator, has written a history of her family covering two centuries, starting with her family's roots in Switzerland, as well as published scholarly articles in Indiana State Historical...

Whistle for a Possum: And Other Papuan Tales, translated and written by Barbara Lunow, is set against the backdrop of Papua, Indonesia. The author revolves her stories around the Sough tribe that lives in the far western part of the island of New Guinea. The...

The Sand Dweller is a riveting paranormal thriller by talented writer, Molly Neely, that is sure to appeal to a wider audience, thanks to its rich, historical-religious bent. Father Caleb Glass is a young priest with a lovely church and a devoted flock, something most...