In Cheryl Rush Cowperthwait's Ashera of the Kingswood, the forest known as Kingswood had been wept over by Ashera and her mother. She had protected it, guarded its inhabitants, and looked after the people. But all that changed when the king took a wife. An...

In Daryl Sherfey's Toad Road, Wart knew he was destined for greatness if only he didn't have to prove himself. Whenever he tried something always went wrong and he became a laughing stock; not that he was ever taken seriously, to begin with. His size...

Kian is a cockatoo, a very noisy bird. Kian lives in a zoo with all kinds of other animals. He doesn’t like living in the zoo. But he does like to sing and that’s what he does all day long. He only sings sad songs,...

In From Innocence to Evil, author Csaba Hegyvary demonstrates that long before the Second World War and the rise of the Third Reich and Hitler, Josef Stalin had already massacred millions of his own people. Hitler also killed and tortured millions with callous indifference in...

Unraveling of the Soul is a work of world-spanning epic fantasy fiction penned by author duo Amanda Muratoff and Kayla Mansur. Forming the final part of The Berylian Key trilogy and a continuing novel in The Pantracia Chronicles, the fates of our three key heroes...

Night Zero is a work of zombie fiction with science fiction themes, horror elements, and small-town terror, and was penned by author Rob Horner. In this story set in contemporary times, scientists have discovered a mass-vaccination method, but the inevitable disaster occurs and a dangerous...

There is a lot to unpack in Return to Eternity, Jenni Barnett's colorful and character-driven drama. I appreciated the preface certainly, as it grounded me in the factual history of colonial Australia that the novel expands upon. This is more than historical fiction; it's a...

In Hidden Danger by Kathleen Harryman, Rita Jackson is 16 years old and has been a killer for 8 years. She toys with her victims and revels in their fear, just as much as she enjoys her father's pleasure in witnessing each of her kills....

Astral Evolution is a work of comic book fiction with graphic novel illustrations and was created by author team Jay Magnum and Brian Augustyn, and an extensive team of artists. Penned as the exciting sequel to the high-quality Astral Genesis, we find ourselves with Colonol...

Acid Test is a work of non-fiction written in the form of an autobiography by author Christopher Kimball Bigelow. Subtitled “LSD vs. LDS”, the story follows the real-life exploits of the author from a strict religious upbringing in the Mormon church out into the world,...

Relationships take work and commitment to be amazing. Having Amazing Relationships (Finding Your Fire Series Volume 2) by Shawn Antonio is an engaging book that will be useful to readers who want to examine their relationships and see how they deal with them, be it...

Alexis Hamlor's 31 Days of Praise: Two Minute Daily Devotionals is a profound and insightful book that will have a lasting impact on readers and will serve as a reminder that praise and devotion to the Lord will increase faith and allow them to...

Kevin Tomaszewski’s Solace starts with a lone Warden named Alexander falling from the sky. He lands in what once was the resilient kingdom of Termina and is mistaken as a raider. Surrounded by unfamiliar and terrifying weapons, Alexander is saved by a hooded, masked man...

Murcheson County by Rodney Page takes the reader back to the dark days of America’s South when the frontier hinterlands of Georgia were first being opened up for settlement and farming, all on the backs of the Negro slaves. Maureen Salter is reflecting back on...

What is and isn’t Working for the Alcoholic and Addict is a work of non-fiction presented by author and compiler Alberta Sequeira. Written ‘in their own words’, the volume covers the life stories and struggles of thirty-four different contributors, who each have an equally painful...

Dianis is a Class E planet under the supervision of the Avarian Federation. As such, it is a planet to be studied and reported on but no intervention is allowed. The Matriarch: Dianis, A World in Turmoil by Frank Dravis introduces us to this world...

Thief in the Castle by B.B. Morgan is the first book in the Stars and Bones series. Juniper Thimble is about to pull off the greatest theft she’s ever done by breaking into the king’s castle to steal the crown. Her plans are derailed when...

Uncovering Roots: The Rheas of Augusta, Bath and Rockbridge Counties, Virginia is a genealogical history of the Rhea family. The author, Lillian “Sissy Crone” Frazer, traces the family as far back as the 1680s to Scotland. There, the facts give way to supposition. Rhea family...

Tedeskimma is a work of fiction in the literary genre which was penned under the author name of 100 Lick, and is self-described as “A vast, grim, bittersweet, character-driven epic, set in a dark, dystopian world.” Written for adult readers due to the mature content...

The Potter and the Clay, by Ellis Lucas, is the story of how the author was in a deep dark hole. He did this to himself with years of addiction, a horrible car accident and almost dying in a house fire. His debts far exceeded...