Beyond Rock Bottom: A Collection of Poetry by Kara Petrovic is a compilation of the author's prose, chronicling some incredibly dark and difficult times in life. There is a cautionary clause as the book begins, a trigger warning for depictions that include suicide, mental illness,...

Portraits Of The Eerie by Mathilde Musset is a charming poetry collection that sings of the nightmarish monsters we feared when we were little. From its cute, yet morbid illustrations, to its fun rhymes, the book is a retelling of the bedtime stories that our...

General Rahmini's Dilemma is a novel of intrigue written by Benson Grayson. Had they told him that he would end up working for ISIS, the general would never have believed it, but circumstances being what they were, the former Iraqi Chief of Counterintelligence under Saddam...

Isolation Junction by Jennifer Gilmour is a story of one woman’s tragic tale of domestic abuse. Rose meets and falls in love with a man, despite her family's reservations. Slowly the abuse and control begin, subtly disguised as love that chips away at her...

Clipped Wings: Hear the Soaring Voices Set Free by Jennifer Gilmour is an anthology of non-fiction short stories that present authentic accounts of domestic abuse. Each story lends voice to a survivor who found themselves in relationships that carried the pain of all manner of...

What might happen if a rather inept Victorian detective were to find himself suddenly in the Egyptian afterlife, charged with solving a case for none other than the god Anubis himself? Why hilariousness, of course! Barnabas Tew and The Case Of The Missing Scarab by...

The second in a series of Jack Sharpe novels, The Wingman begins with David Pepper’s protagonist in the midst of moderating an election-season debate. Sharpe, a wily investigative reporter, has a hunch – something that just doesn’t sit well - about a young congressman running...

The sophisticated and aloof Skae, an ancient galaxy-faring race, plan to harness the power of a star which, once collapsed into a black hole singularity, will provide unlimited free energy. The unfortunate consequence of this seemingly brilliant scheme, however, is that half the galaxy will...

The Rough and Tumbles of Early Life: The Wonderfully Whacky World of Terry Tumbler (Volume 1) by Terry Tumbler is an autobiographical account of Terry’s life written in a lighter vein. The Rough and Tumbles of Early Life starts off with a short introduction explaining...

The Ruby Blade by Amy Cissell is the continuation of the fantasy tale of Eleanor Morgan and her quest to reopen the gates and allow magic back into the world. Eleanor, a Fae Princess, and her sidekicks, Florence, a mage, and Raj, a thousand-year-old vampire,...

Killer Collector by Linda Guyan is a horror story. When her grandmother died, Paige DeWitt moved into her little house at the end of Greenapple Road. That house was next to a cemetery near to Wolf Lodge, an abandoned hospital. Paige and Grace, her best...

There are many unknown things in the world and many dark hidden secrets. But what if you were unwittingly right in the middle of the spider's web? What if everything you know is a lie? Nina Riley has not had the best life. Orphaned at...

Nothing is ever quite as it seems, is it? Blair Russo is just like anyone else, trying to make her place in the world and trying to cope with the murder of her sister and brother-in-law. But after finding out a gruesome secret and learning...

In Vandevere by Linda Guyan, Audrey Wyler can talk to the dead, or rather, they talk and she listens. As part of her historian job, she is drawn to Vandevere cemetery, where a new soul is calling out to her, asking for her help. Meredith...

A blossoming serial killer begins her murderous career in her youth and continues to hone her skills right under the unsuspecting noses of her family and friends in the electrifying murder mystery novel, Murder (Black Shadow Series Book 1) by Linda Guyan. In 1979, a...

Mayhem continues where Murder left off in the Black Shadow Series, with Meg Ryder searching for the answers as to who killed her best friend Eve Collins. At least in Laura Drake’s novel that is. In reality it has been twelve years since Laura wrote...

London Walsh, a young adult, is living and working in San Francisco when she gets a letter to come back to her hometown of Christmas Falls to sing in the Christmas pageant. The only thing is, her parents have moved to Phoenix and her mother...

The self-publishing book industry is growing at an alarming rate. There are a lot of good authors out there being passed over by the traditional publishing houses. Taking the self-publishing route is their ticket to publishing success. Or is it? Do first time self-publishing authors...

Networking and social media are the way things are done these days. Everything, it seems, has gone virtual. Whilst traditional publishing in the past depended heavily on the shelving of real books in real bookstores, the reality of the present, and probably for a long...

Nina Taylor, who suffered a mental breakdown, is fighting to keep her sanity and her family intact. Rodney is her husband and seemingly no longer interested in her. They have two little girls, Bree and Laila, whom they both love dearly. Nina’s best friend, Deja...