Murder, Just Because is a work of mystery fiction in the detective/sleuth subgenre, and was penned by author Yolanda Renée. The work is written for adult readers due to the usage of explicit language and some graphic scenes of violence and sexual situations. Subtitled ‘A...

Knowing Your Mind: Lessons from neuroscience and artificial intelligence is a work of informative non-fiction penned by author Richard Lonsdale. As the title suggests, the work focuses on themes of human psychology, intelligence, and the very nature of what marks us as different from the...

What does it really mean when someone tells you “to think outside the box”? Does it mean to do things backward? Or upside down? Or to take things apart just to put them back together again – in a different way? Perhaps ‘thinking outside the...

The murder victim is a beautiful woman named Crystal, the prime suspect is her husband Garrett. Though they are now separated and living apart, he still has reason to be in her home. Edna Rupp cleaned Crystal’s home and was also a victim, getting hit...

In Erik Henry Vick's Arms Dealers, werewolf and coffee addict Leery Oriscoe had his work cut out for him when an unlikely pair of supernaturals team up to dismember a couple of mundanes. Hot on their trail, he and his partner, Dru, have no idea...

Trump, European Security and Turkey is a concise and interesting work of non-fiction on political and international topics penned by author Iveta Cherneva. As the title suggests, the work focuses on the country of Turkey and the involvement of prominent players in world politics such...

The possibility of a virus exterminating most of the world's population is chillingly portrayed in the spellbinding suspense novel Silent Reaping by P.D. Platt. On his way to work, Solomon Parrish is unnerved by the noticeable absence of people and traffic. Alarmed, Solomon races home....

Two teenage boys fight to stay alive in the scintillating suspense novella, The Mill Trap by P.D. Platt. The mill that supported a large community has closed and the town is dying out. Fortunately, the Olympic size swimming pool is still available to the residents...

Anopheles, and Other Fables is a concise collection of tales in the mythological and nature-themed sub-genres and was penned by author John C. West. Set in the time of ancient Greece and its classical period, this collection of plant and animal-themed works is written in...

A cynical journalist's travel plans change course when on a whim he visits a prognosticator in the phenomenal sleuth mystery, Florida Man: A Story From the Files of Alexander Strange (The Strange Files) by J. C. Bruce. As a newspaper columnist, Alexander Strange writes about...

The Playground is a work of fiction in the women's fiction and interpersonal drama sub-genres and was penned by author Michelle Lee. The first novel in The Secret Lives of Moms series, the work focuses on a fascinating and intense drama about one mother’s moral...

The road to becoming a published author has radically changed over recent decades. No longer are authors entirely at the mercy of traditional or vanity publishers. Now, anyone can be a published author, and the market has been flooded with self-published works. But the term...

Theological Adventures with Rocco by John West is a spiritual odyssey filled with surprising questions about God, faith, and the relationship between God and man. Rocco is a house painter, a newly “confirmed Christian,” about twenty years old, and described as confused and confusing. Rocco...

To the people of Smailholm, Wynn is the nice giantess who comes to visit their tiny village, but in reality, the inhabitants are the product of a curse that shrank the people long ago. As far as Wynn knows, she’s the only person who is...

The Holding is a work of fiction in the dystopian, futuristic and adventure sub-genres, and was penned by author Daniel Greene. Written as the fifth book in the continuing series The End Time Saga, this work is intended for mature audiences owing to the presence...

The Dahlonega Sisters: The Gold Miner Ring by Diane M How is a fascinating mystery story. Mutzi McGilvray did something she shouldn’t have done when she was a teenager; she stole a ring her father bought for her sister. Now everything is going wrong and...

One of the most practical and down-to-earth business books I have read recently is Yes is More: Tangible and Timeless Ways to Differentiate Yourself from Your Competitors by Howard L. Brown. This book goes beyond just differentiating yourself, with lessons on running the operations of...

Two babies, connected through a dimension of love and light, have come to enable the earth's population to ascend to the next level of consciousness in the intriguing novel, The Alters (We Live in Many Mansions) by Ian Lenathen. Brought into the world at the...

The Rider by Charles Simpson is an interesting book that explores the themes of life, death, and rebirth, a narrative with a strong appeal to readers who enjoy reincarnation and fans of Franz Kafka. Sixty-five-year-old Janusz Zalewski dies happily in 1915, and as he dies,...

Privateers is a work of fiction in the crime drama, historical mystery, and contemporary thriller sub-genres, and was penned by author Charlie Newton. In this dangerous and very exciting tale, we discover the roots of hidden gold, stolen from the bank of Haiti during the...