The Angels of Resistance by David V. Mammina is a dystopian fantasy novel that revolves around the old-fashioned battle of good versus evil with a modern twist and genuine grey areas that somehow manage to balance beautifully between themes that are primordial and drivers that...

Redeem The Knight is a work of fiction in the dark fantasy horror subgenre. It is best suited to the adult reading audience and was penned by author David V. Mammina. This epic fantasy collection brings three novels together in one to tell the whole...

Fatal Shadow is the latest fantasy epic from Noel Coughlan. As the first installment of the Champions of Fate series, the book introduces the character of Drinith and the fantasy world she lives in. Leaping quickly into action, the book establishes Drinith’s character and the...

There She Lies by Michelle Young is a psychological thriller. We all have secrets, but we can't all keep them hidden - especially the big ones. The Millers have moved so William can take his dream job as a helicopter pilot, but Quinn feels a...

“What else could possibly go wrong?” How often have we said those words and then things did go decidedly worse than before? And, yet, we never learn to avoid saying those words when things appear to be going totally awry. That’s what happened to Mr....

House of Hoops, the fourth book in the Hillary Broome Novel series, by June Gillam is a brilliant and glorious tale about the dynamics of societal change and its impact on two opposing sides of redevelopment. Hillary Broome Kiffin is promoting a soon-to-open community center...

One afternoon Jack went out to play. His mom had asked him to because in the morning he had spent a lot of time working on his computer. The problem is that when Jack went out, he didn't know what to do and none of...

Aloe Malone is in paradise. A winning lottery ticket is her key out of a depressing, humdrum life and into the abundance that she always dreamed of during her difficult life. Everything in Blue Haven is perfect, from the tropical location to the lavish condominium,...

A Heartbeat in Danger by Dan Morrow is an open narrative on abortion. Stacy Kent was a successful high school student from a broken home. A cheerleader and a good student, Stacy was in love with Tucker who loved her just as much. One night...

Jewels was born in the early seventies to parents who faced familial demons. While her father had the shame and abandonment of children born out of wedlock, her mother suffered verbal and emotional abuse from her dad. Marriage was their escape, but it wasn’t perfect....

Dream Detective: Malaya Cruz Series Book 1 by Lucy Weaver is a completely entertaining and satisfying story supernatural fans will love. We begin just after Dex's funeral, when the protagonist, Malaya, finds herself alongside her best friend Caris in Las Vegas as a distraction of...

The Skullington Family Skeletons in the Closet by M.J.Evans is a picture book for young children. Mr. and Mrs. Skullington struggle to get their young daughter Ulna to stay in bed. Ulna does her usual ritual of drinking a glass of water, leaving the door...

Eloise De Sousa shares her creativity in Space Dust. This story, with only two characters, takes us on a great journey, where a boy known as Little One was sad, wondering if his mother will return soon. Big Ox is a man who is taking...

Be A Lion by Terry Blackburn is a handy guide for anyone who wants to take a fresh look at the basics of business success. This book aims to help you based on the author’s hands-on experience of how he achieved business success and in...

Max the Gorilla written by KA Mulenga and illustrated by Boutique Books is the story of a brave gorilla that captured a robber. Max was born at the Frankfurt Zoo in Germany. The zookeepers there thought Max would be happier in South Africa. They took...

Wasteful Sam by Gilda Burket is a picture book for young children. Sam the squirrel lives on Pam's farm, along with lots of other animals, such as pigs and chickens. Sam likes to spend his time climbing trees, chasing birds, and just watching the other...

How does one know when they have found honesty and the truth in a world saturated with lies and falsehoods? Along with this question, Jim McCraigh makes the sad but true statement, “These days, a good default view is to assume someone is lying unless...

Press for Champagne is a very special book. Christopher S. Ruhland researched a complicated subject and explained it simply. First, he tells us about his interest in the topic, then he tells us about the history of champagne in a very entertaining way. The description...

The Satisfied Introvert by Benjamin Plumb is a remarkably candid and intriguing account of the author’s journey through life as he negotiates a world designed for extroverts whilst being far from one himself. His coping mechanism of having what he calls a ‘recipe’ to apply...

Let’s Pretend by Eric Jacobson is the first picture book I have seen that would appeal to youngsters between the ages of two and seven – a wide but realistic target market. The secret lies in an intriguing illustration on every page. The youngest children...