The Dahlonega Sisters: Veins of Gold is a work in the women’s fiction, interpersonal drama, and family saga sub-genres, and was penned by author Diane M. How. The work is intended for the general adult reading audience and tells the tale of the titular sisters:...

In The Truth About The Stars by Mark Boxall, two astronauts are preparing for humankind's first flight into Outerspace. Their mission is to capture one of the Real Stars and bring it back to earth. While studying the Stars, a scientist becomes aware of shadows...

We All Wore Blue by Emerson Robbins is an impactful story about a team of players brought together by their love of football that sticks together and achieves great things because of their sense of brotherhood. It is also an inspiring example of what can...

Nobody feels safe in the United States due to the constant gruesome killings by a psychopath serial killer, who poses as a magician and preys on the innocent. Bane—a tough, highly intelligent, and streetwise biker—becomes the latest victim of these atrocities as the magician has...

Everyone loves a good pun and children will enjoy Once “a Pun” a Time. Children love to tell jokes to parents, friends, and other family members. A pun is a figure of speech that uses similar-sounding words or exploits multiple meanings of a term. Written...

Will Normal Return by Ben Kilgore is the story of survival and fighting against the odds. Jack Stevens enjoyed his annual camping vacation and was all set to return to normal life. However, he had no idea that life as he knew it no longer...

Long Night’s End is a work of fiction in the literary, dramatic fiction, and emotional writing subgenres, and was penned by author James Rodgers. The work is intended for the mature general reading audience and contains some moderate content that would be suitable for mature...

Waters of the Chagres by Michael J Merry is a collection that contains one novella and five short stories, each one unique. The variety of stories include US forces who were forced to dispose of rifles and grenades to the Republic of Panama in 1999...

In Corruptacy by Don VanLandingham, the story is told by Jeffrey Cordell Allan who is an investigative forensic accountant working for a governmental department with the acronym EOUST - Executive Office of United States Trustees - when he is given a case by his boss...

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...

Obscurity is a crime-action horror novel written by Ryan Clarke. Career criminals and best friends Daniel Bishop and Andre Gibson get by performing small-scale heists and hustling wealthy men in Las Vegas. Determined to get out of a life of crime, Daniel comes up with...

Shae had it all; a dashing husband, wealth, unrivaled beauty, and a thriving career as an actress. It all came tumbling down when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Seth, her husband, left her for new arm candy, while she faced a bleak future fighting...

Music vs The Man by Peter Rowe dives into the intriguing and controversial tales of musical artists who have been incarcerated or had a brush with the law for their expressive music. Rowe gives you a close-up look at the history of the conflict between...

Death At The Zendo is an enthralling murder mystery crime novel written by Ben Sen Dan Foley. Plagued by nightmares after his wife left him for another man, Bo decides to revisit the Zendo of his younger days in an attempt to find inner peace...

Second Lieutenant Robert Moriarty became one of the youngest Marine pilots at the age of nineteen, and at twenty flew the F-4B: the hottest fighter aircraft in the world. At twenty, he became a First Lieutenant and at twenty-two, a Marine captain. During his military...

Common Sense 2.0: Freeing America of Debt Slavery by Thomas Paine is a detailed study of how debt forces the majority of the American population to lead monotonous working lives that he likens to a form of modern slavery. This book is a deep exploration...

“How can you have a gold rush without a Mark Twain or Bret Harte or Jack London?” What Became of the Crow? is Robert Moriarty’s engaging inside story of a modern-day gold rush. This saga is worth telling and reading and could well become the...

Ella Plant Plants a Tree is Book 1 in the Ella Plant Series for children by Michael Amaral. Ella Plant is a nature-loving elephant. She couldn’t wait to go to school because she had her favorite subject today which was science. Mrs. Raffe taught about...

What do you think happened in March 2020 when a hibernating bear family woke up from their long winter’s nap? They must have been surprised to find empty streets, masked people everywhere, and lineups outside grocery stores. Not to mention the empty shelves in the...

The allure of Judy Burr’s Lion Song is that it seems to be marketed as romance fiction, but it is actually based on the author’s real-life experience and is a memoir of sorts. It is also in the way that her brush with the Feds...