Over the Edge by Jane Tesh brings fairytales to life in a lighthearted way that is a breath of fresh air. Riley Evensong has worked her way up to head of the Guard but has bigger dreams and, thanks to her lineage, she has an...

I'm Just Me! is a children’s social issues picture book written by Kody Christiansen and illustrated by Alexandrea Mallia. Other people may see her as a little girl, but the child in this story sees herself as something rather different. While she enjoys drawing, playing...

Helen C. Johannes’s Lord of Druemarwin is a fantasy romance featuring a political change of unity. Prince Arn, a Tolemak, had married Lady Aerid, who was an Adanak. Naed was a D’nalian and the prince’s second in command. One afternoon, Naed told his beloved Lady...

When The 10 Greatest Gifts We Give Each Other begins, Barbara Lynn-Vannoy, an elementary school teacher, has settled into her life having spent more than a decade as a single mother to her daughter, Katie. When a friend wants to set her up with a...

Boulder County: Crime, Love, and Cannabis, West of the 100th Meridian by Marc Krulewitch is a modern-day “good ‘ole boys vs the Government" conspiracy novel that strikes at the heart of Colorado’s freeing up of cannabis use. Buddy Fisher can trace his roots in Boulder...

Endgame by Patrick Hodges is the third book in The Wielders of Arantha series. A game is nearing its end as the impending war progresses on the planet of Elystra. Maeve sets out to rescue her captured love Kelia, who was being held prisoner by...

The Days That Followed is a work of thriller fiction in the science fiction sub-genre and was penned by author David Crane. Written as the first book in the New Era Trilogy, the story is suitable for adult readers due to the presence of explicit...

Life and Death in Nyamata: Memoir of a Young Boy in Rwanda’s Darkest Church by Omar Ndizeye is the harrowing but true tale of his ordeal in the Rwandan genocide of 1994. He begins by describing his oftentimes hard, but loving and enjoyable life as...

Fate is a Hunter by Susan Wüthrich is a chilling psychological suspense thriller that follows protagonist Lydia Greyling as she throws herself into hunting down her own children. On the outside, Lydia appears to have something of a static life. Her friends are a weekly...

The Future of Leadership in the Age of AI is a work of non-fiction in the business and technology sub-genres and was penned by author team Marin Ivezic and Luka Ivezic. Subtitled “Preparing Your Leadership Skills for the AI-Shaped Future of Work”, this informative and...

The Final Weekend: A Stoned Tale is a work of comedic fiction penned by author Neal Cassidy. Written for adults due to mature sexual situations, drug use, violence, and explicit language, the plot focuses on six college friends who are about to leave the world...

Robert Letters’ poetry collection, Recipe for Garum, throws us pleasantly into a world of alliteration and words that have a life all of their own, such as on page 78: “Cassiopeia in the east/last locust/rubs her legs together” from Part III Then You Said Come...

Carolyn Hamilton first saw Cork Proctor in 1980, at a comedy roast for a local Las Vegas notable. After the show, he invited her to his show the following evening at the Royal Inn. She was intrigued by this charming comedian. When she arrived, there...

In Barbara Cerny's Book of the Arionon, Book 3 in The Palidine Series, Abraham (Brahm) and Maiah (Mia) Mazandarani are two American teenagers who are launched into a fantastic adventure in two worlds parallel to Earth; Amorgos and Olympus. Olympus is the legendary Greek world...

Margaret Lynette Sharp’s A Ball at Longbourn opens with Mrs. Bennet pitching the idea of throwing a ball to her husband by making it sound like it was his idea. He, like any doting father or husband, relented and allowed the women to throw a...

Self-isolation is the new norm. It’s hard enough for adults to understand. Imagine how difficult it is for children who want to be outside, playing with friends. How do they manage? Do they call grandparents or other family members regularly to share their daily activities?...

Push: Labor and Delivery from the Inside Out by Catherine Stack, N.D., C.N.M., is a brilliant non-fiction look at the life of a labor and delivery nurse. She lays out at the very beginning who this book is for, and is immensely candid about her...

Tricia Cundiff pens an awe-inspiring story in Waiting on Faith. Patch grips his family history in his hands. This book saved him, and now it has drawn him back to his family’s cottage on the island of Sanibel. Holding the journal, he longingly waits for...

Big Wild Love: The Unstoppable Power of Letting Go by Jill Sherer Murray is an engaging memoir that chronicles the author's journey where the art of letting go helped her immensely to welcome a new beginning into her life and reclaim the life she had...

The Jellyfish Effect is a work of novella-length fiction in the apocalyptic and literary sub-genres and was penned by author Ufuk Özden. Darkly humorous and highly conceptual, this fascinating slice of life examines a future in which the fate of humanity is sealed when planet...