The question of the creation and the beginning of time has challenged both scientists and theologians for millennia. In Mysteries of the First Instant, authors Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon explore the topic from an entirely fresh perspective. They set out to reconcile the scientific...

The Witch & The Wolfwood by Merethe Walther is book one in the Women are Magic paranormal series. Helena Birch is a private eye, investigating unexplainable events in a bid for answers, but her latest job raises more questions. Spying on cheating wives and husband...

Vengeful by AJ Parnell lives up to its chosen genre as a psychological thriller. Luke Bolton is a college professor who was critically wounded after trying to save a student from getting shot. If you think this is going to give him a hero status...

In Leading for Justice: Supervision, HR, and Culture, Rita Sever provides a guide to effective leadership that centers on the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion and how the concept of justice can be effectively applied in running a business or an organization. The book...

In I Am Not Sleepy! by Markita Staples-Green, we are introduced to a little girl who doesn’t like to go to sleep. She also doesn’t care for picking up her toys or taking a bath either, but when she’s doing the chore or activity she...

Declan Collins is a brilliant, well-known Los Angeles lawyer who provides successful defenses for wealthy clients in tax fraud and similar cases. He also wrote a screenplay describing an intricate money-laundering scheme. His longtime friend Matt Esposito found a potential buyer from Blackpool Studios, a...

Pleasures of Promise Lake by Marti Shane is a sizzling romance novel with sincerity and heart. The main character, Sam, could really use a respite at her childhood safe space, Promise Lake, after losing Gram, but a tragic accident throws her into Jake's arms; Gram's...

There is a childhood story I always enjoyed, The Little Engine Who Could by Watty Piper. What a refreshing, encouraging story about determination and never giving up. What about a weak little tree? Blown about by strong winds, almost trampled by big feet, flooded roots...

Vienna in 1956 is at the heart of the Cold War era of espionage, mysterious events, and unexplained deaths. It was not a safe world anywhere, but Vienna, just recently granted perpetual neutrality, has become a hot spot for all kinds of James Bond-style intrigue....

What is success? What does success mean for you? Is it being the best all-round in whatever you choose to do? Or, is it trying to be the best you can be? Success really isn’t defined by high-income earners, high-profile jobs, or writing best-selling novels....

Carrie Anne's World: An Odyssey through Space and Time by Mark Whiteway is a speculative eco-fiction novel that follows its primary protagonist, a young man on his gap year by the name of Michael “Mike” O’Keefe, and a cataclysmic string of events that thrust him...

Old Girls by Jaya Gulhaugen is a delightful murder mystery that absolutely enchanted me. The girls of a former exclusive, “elite” finishing school called Dunluce in London have been meeting every ten years for a reunion for as long as anyone can remember. With many...

A found diary whose entries are turned into a whimsical story of love, dreams, and self-discovery -- that's what McKenzie Truscott's Love Rhymes is all about. Teenage Sarah Jane Stein writes as she pursues Michael Harrison, falls in love, and grows with him. It's an...

The sixth book in The Globur Incursion series, Assault by D. Rebbitt delivers the entertainment that fans of action thrillers and science fiction long for; it is pulse-pounding and filled with strong doses of military action. While the unorthodox methods of Rear Admiral Jones have...

Many reptile families, such as frogs, snakes, lizards, and crocodiles, lived around the beautiful lake at the edge of the Happy Forest. All the baby reptiles had gathered, and they were eager to learn and make new friends on their first day at Kindergarten. Miss...

How Icasia Bloom Touched Happiness by Jessica Bell is a sci-fi novel set in a dystopian future where countries have merged into a single monolithic entity called the Globe, and humankind has found a way to achieve immortality. Refusing to live her life according to...

The Time Travels of Annie Sesstry is a novel by Brenda Welburn. Imagine being named Ann Sesstry. Sound it out and connect it to parents who are historians and constantly dragging the family along to look into their family stories, their ancestry, and you’ll understand....

The Battle Maid is a work of fantasy fiction by Claudia Callander. Karma, at fifteen, is invisible, metaphorically speaking. At least, most of the time. When her peers get it in their heads to torment her, the bullying can be intense. At least Karma has...

The Great Depression witnessed masses of people struggling to survive. Whilst most historians record the dire need of general laborers, what is often overlooked is the dire need of struggling artists, particularly those who worked in live theatre. When Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Works...

Death's Disciples by Dustin L. Herriman is a fantasy novel that follows a young male protagonist named Zakul who becomes embroiled in a shock attack against a town when an outpost is overrun by hostile invaders. The siege is the central plot, and escape is...