Jordan’s World by Allen Steadham is a blend of science fiction and fantasy. The story revolves around a mother and daughter who are mysteriously taken from Earth and brought to another planet to live. The two of them are adopted by a native tribe in...

The World's Oldest, Most Powerful Secret Society by Anand Arungundram Mohan is an epic young adult fantasy that connects a historical event with a modern adventure in India. The plot begins during the rule of Emperor Ashoka who entrusts nine learned men to write and...

Daily life for Eve is filled with intrigue and scandal. What else would you expect for one of Washington D.C.’s most wanted escorts? She spends her time dancing at the Tahiti men’s club and rendezvousing with expensive and elite clients. But life hasn’t always been...

Chameleon Games by June V. Bourgo is book 2 in The Crossing Trilogy series. I did not read book 1 but I had no trouble getting into Chameleon Games. Chelsea, the main character, is a victim of kidnapping as a young woman and she was...

Lost at Sea is a sleuth mystery novel by Linda Bello-Ruiz based on a true story. Rebecca was excited to be returning to her winter home of La Perlita, but overshadowing her joy was sadness at the disappearance of Alejandro Garcia, a beloved family friend....

Everyone has their own experiences when it comes to pain and suffering. Come Back To Love: Understandings and Reflections on Self-Love by Elsa Mendoza gives insights into the author's lessons and wisdom applied in her journey to self-love. The book is about self-love, what it...

The Weapons They Use by K. J. Porter is a smooth science fiction tale that will have you biting your nails and holding your breath at the same time. Sam Jackson is a Marine and there is nothing in this world that scares him. But...

Oblivion: Ad Infinitum Tenebrae is a complex work of atmospheric science fiction penned by author Jordan G. Farrell. In the sequel to the fascinating and transformational novel Oblivion: Ad Magnificum Volumina, we now find ourselves in a universe where the extinction of humanity could happen...

The Cure for Divorce by Michael S. Sayen contains a scholarly essay, followed by a question and answer section. Sayen explains that Jewish marriage was a unilateral covenant. An offer of marriage was initiated by the man, and accepted by the woman. The bride price...

A Kite at the Edge of the World is a work of poignant and meaningful children’s fiction and was penned by author Katy Grant. Caught amid the pure joy of childish innocence and the cruel, fragile nature of life itself, this inspiring and heartbreaking work...

Six Stories Up by Kregg P.J. Jorgenson is actually a captivating collection of five very short stories and one short novella. I cannot remember enjoying a collection as engaging as this one in a long time. What makes it so good is the realistic characterization,...

Red, White, and Blues by L.V. Sage is book two in the eponymous historical fiction series, preceded by book one of the same name. The story begins at the end of 1979 and carries forward through to the latter part of the 1980s, imparting some...

My Neighbour Osama Bin Laden by Yslar Tatuky is simply not to be missed. Do not be put off by the author’s notion that he has invented a new, hybrid literary form. Yes, true, more than a novel, it reads like a love letter to...

Sudden Freedom: Home is Where the Heart Is forms the final book in Joseph Woodward’s trilogy, Lost between the Continents. Ernest Woodward’s family has grown on the shores of the Ohio River in America. Putting aside the trials of his childhood, Ernest focuses on the...

Standing Firm is a work of non-fiction focused on the study of Christianity and the Bible and was penned by author Janet Ruth. Designed for the purpose of studying to better understand the purpose of God and his role in giving you a good life,...

L’Agent Double: Spies and Martyrs in the Great War by Kit Sergeant takes us deep inside the lives of three young women from very different backgrounds during the First World War, some unknown and one particularly infamous, as they ply their secretive trade, each with...

A Fray of Furies is a work of fiction in the fantasy, action and adventure sub-genres, and was penned by author A. Van Wyck. Written as the second novel in The Waking Worlds series, this is a work that is recommended for mature reading audiences...

Madness (Legion Novella Book 2) by Ashley Fontainne picks up ten years after book one. It follows the story of eighteen-year-old Tyler Tidwell, who is the sole survivor of the murdered Drexel family and is now the adopted son of retired Sheriff Clyde Tidwell. The...

A young mother struggles to survive and provide for her small daughter in the aftermath of a devastating hurricane in the haunting women's fiction novel, Grace by Drew Davis. Over her lifetime, Grace has endured an alcoholic father, the suicide of her mother, and abandonment...

War is Personal by Roy Wilkes and Elaine Wilkes shines a spotlight on Okinawa, a small island 66 miles long, 7 miles wide on average and only 400 miles south of the Japanese Island of Kyushu; the closest stepping stone to Japan during the Second...