Spike, 35 Kills and Smiling is a crime novel written by Mike Slavin. This is the story of Harry “Spike” Hunter, who is actually a serial killer. He is charming, handsome, and always smiling—a true stunner. After killing drug cartel members and accidentally stealing their...

The Love Bombers is a work of fiction penned by author Tom Ruffles in the literary and interpersonal drama genres. Fannie's excitement about Tom’s visit to Sarasota is palpable when Jack refuses to join her. She strangely requests that Tom bring a vacuum attachment with...

Her conflicts with Po Tsai were increasing, and this one happened when Mogu discovered she was the only one being paid in opium. Mogu picked up the weapons and stood her ground, and at this point, she was determined to become the greatest pirate in...

Boys Like Me by R.L. Clements opens with Roy, a 12-year-old boy learning about life and its many challenges, of which hate seems to be at the forefront. He also discovers true love and friendship for the first time in Gary, a boy his age...

The events that defined and shaped the United States are often taught as a series of dates with brief details because history cannot document the discourse that brought about the radical changes needed to invent a country. As a result, there is a gap in...

In her delightful travelogue, Honeymoon at Sea: How I Found Myself Living on a Small Boat, Jennifer Silva Redmond documents her journeys with her husband, Russell, threading intriguing bits about her life before their marriage into the story. In 1989, the newlyweds began their journey...

John Caldwell's Own It: Life Lessons from a Gay Teenage Runaway reflects his discovery of the LGBTQIA+ community at the age of ten. He left home at fifteen and discovered the importance of boundaries and having the courage to leave a situation that drains one’s...

May You Live a Good Life by Kim Lim is a children’s picture book that tells of the unbreakable bond between a mother and her children and walks us through every stage of a child’s life. The mother makes a promise that she will always...

Everything about Kelly Bauer’s I Am the Tree is pitch-perfect and exquisite. The story is transformational, the text straightforward and easy to understand, the message vital, and the positivity is universal and unforgettable. I Am the Tree tells the story of a young girl who,...

In The Lair of Legends by David Buzan is a meticulously written work of fiction. Lieutenant Winterhawk is trying to escort gold earmarked for the federal reserve. It was after the American Civil War, and his great deeds in the war are still well respected....

Night Train to Odessa by Mary L. Grow is a historical account of life in the city of Odessa during the Russian Civilian War, told through the eyes of a refugee from the countryside searching for her lost children. As civil war approached her tiny...

Immerse yourself in a romantic odyssey with this engrossing poetry collection. In Dancehall, Tim Stobierski offers readers a collection of poems that shed light on the various shades of love in a romantic relationship, from its ups and downs to everything in between. With the...

In New Direction by Joshua Flapan, the author argues that the United States is entrenched in a prolonged civil war marked by cultural conflicts. Proposing a Constitutional Convention as a solution, Flapan addresses issues such as electoral college problems, war powers, and divisive wedge topics,...

My Name is Yemane is the true and heartbreaking story of Yemane, who, as an asylum seeker from Eritrea, had to endure unsettling events on his journey to Norway. Now, as a 17-year-old, he gives his side of the experiences that are often reduced...

Symbiosis by Milagros Lasarte tells the story of a seemingly perfect neighborhood in the town of LV. Unfortunately, the peaceful existence of the residents is disrupted when Monica, a new neighbor, moves into the Hovel, a house with a mysterious history, just like its twin...

The Moon Behind the Clouds is a work of fiction in the cultural issues, interpersonal drama, and literary subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to some explicit scenes that include violence, sexual violence, and other kinds of abuse. Penned by author Vasilis...

Noah Baker is a bright young lawyer. A Harvard graduate, he is working as an associate in a prestigious law firm and competing with the inept but ruthless Griffin Whitely for a partnership. While negotiating a contentious divorce settlement and having an affair with the...

Daring Decisions by Dorothea L. Gordon is the story of a divorced woman in her mid-fifties trying to find love and companionship. Lotti Seidel was a German college student in Freiburg when she met Joseph LeBoutillier, a Canadian military doctor, with whom she was happily...

Get ready for a fascinating sleuth mystery set in mid-1970s New York City with To Sketch a Killer by Caryl Janis. Heartbroken after her beloved aunt's demise, Sarah Quinlee moves to a small apartment in Manhattan and joins an insurance agency looking for a fresh...

Pacific State by Grant Price is a dystopian novel. Corporate drone Owen Resler’s job is to find sensitive details of data generated through the use of Scopo’s products. Owen had a rough time the past year and was willing to give up everything just to...