In Manhattan Cinderella, the first book in the Fairy Tales in New York series by Kate O’Keeffe, Gabriella Davis, or Gabby, is the Cinderella in this story. Even though she is a talented singer herself, her stepmother has her working as the assistant to the...

Lunacy Sneezed on my Family by Cortney Edwards is the life story of the author's mother and it is also a good tool for readers to understand the painful and unpredictable behaviors of mental illness. The diagnosis of Cortney's mother's mental illness was wrong from...

Grand Cross is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and adventure sub-genres, and was penned by Merethe Walther. Written as the second book in the A Shot in the Dark series, this work follows on where Mercury in Retrograde left off. Once...

David's Gathering: Truth in the Lite of Bible Prophecy by D. S. Boyce is inspired by the Book of Revelation and it opens with a brilliant introduction to the narrator, the Beloved Apostle, and the author of the last book of the Bible: “Beloved, it...

Escaping Midnight by Andrew Schrader is another weird and wonderful collection of compelling short stories in the What Goes On in the Walls series. A wealthy heiress with a sinister plan to destroy her cold-hearted husband's business and his sanity seems to be going to...

Slaves of Fools is the third book in the Antebellum Struggles series by Dickie Erman. The story follows the life of Colonel Winters, Collette, Amana, and Tabari as they race against time. All four of them have their own trials and their own challenges that...

In First Earth, Agnes is not your average 16-year-old girl. She is a burn victim, her neuropathy is not that great and it seems as if she is the only wizard remaining in her world. She was trying to rebuild her life, one step at...

Embrace of the Shade is a romantic work of fantasy fiction penned by co-author team of Amanda Muratoff and Kayla Mansur. Written for adults due to its explicit mature content, this novel forms the first book in the Berylian Key Trilogy as part of the...

One of the most challenging aspects of writing a historical fiction novel is to bring history to life. A writer already has a plot and has only to decide (as if this is an easy choice) what sources are the most reliable. However, presenting the...

Blood of the Key is a superb work of fantasy fiction, adventure, and intrigue penned by author duo Amanda Muratoff and Kayla Mansur. Forming the second novel of the Berylian Key Trilogy (also part of the Pantracia Chronicles), this fully cinematic and atmospheric story picks...

Alien Body: First in the Phane Series by William X. Adams is a science fiction novel that puts a new spin on aliens and human relationships. When physician Dave Booker drove up to his summer cabin, he had no idea that he would have the...

In this collection of stories, Jeffery Viles shows us that he is a no-nonsense humorist with a distinct persona tinged with cynicism, neurosis, and idiosyncrasy. This book is a brilliant flight of imagination. The title itself, PecuLIAR Fabrications, is an intended pun that throws a...

The Making of a Knight by Angharad Thompson Rees is a unique fantasy adventure brought to life through verse. Shadow-Snatchers have brought fear to the kingdom and the king will not provide the villagers with safety among his walls. The role of hero falls to...

In Strong Roots Have No Fear: Empowering Children To Thrive In A Multicultural World With Intuitive Parenting by Aditi Wardhan Singh, readers learn how to counter the fears that come with parenting in times where everyone is judgmental and people do not have the time...

Four women have been brought together through their passion for food: Jane, Angela, Rohini, and Cynthia. When the restaurant for the retired Queen Mary, the once posh passenger ship used as a troopship during the Second World War, becomes available, the four women become partners...

Spells and Oregano is the second novel in The Secret Spice Café series and was penned by author Patricia V. Davis. In this genre-bending book for adults, we find themes of magical realism, fantasy, mystery, and thrilling suspense. Following the events of Cooking For Ghosts,...

The Falcon Diaries: An American in Jordan by Emily Lodge is a non-fiction memoir and travel narrative. In this book, Emily starts off with a general introduction of herself and the subject. As an American and the wife of a contractor working in the Middle...

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...

Pleasing White Boys: A Story of Aspiration and Malice in Corporate America by Linda Saulsby is a spellbinding book that takes a serious and critical look at one woman’s experience in corporate life, both domestic and international. This journey takes her to the level of...

In Under the Pink Sky by Tara Eldana, Sara feels her life is so mundane at times, working in a human resources department for a boss, Dougie, who doesn't seem to notice her. She has had no serious boyfriend to speak of, and her dreams...