Love is a beautiful color, wouldn’t you agree? Imagine being a flower, born into a world full of beautiful colors, only you have no color yourself. What would you do? Trade with someone or something for some color. Well, one unusual flower found very creative...

Among the plethora of dystopian fiction titles out there, the unique premise of Selfsame by Eden Wolfe stirs darkness and apprehension in one’s psyche. Part of the plot relates to men dying off as the result of a devastating war. Aria is an eighteen-year-old girl...

In Abby Dreams Of Food by Beatriz Fábrega, we are introduced to a young girl whose first thought upon waking up is what she’s going to eat that day. Immediately her mind goes to yummy sweet treats. Abby’s mother is a chef and she loves...

Imagine meeting every one of your heroes, from different generations, and having a chance to interview them. In Chipping Through Time by David C. Schultz, the protagonist is privileged to talk to some great historical figures from different professions and question them about their achievements...

The Twisting Flame by Tayvia Pierce is a tale of two kings, one throne, allies, enemies, and collaterals in between. Eilam kidnapped Lady Carys from Lund and whisked her off to Azkaelom at the quest of Lord Daon. People had the impression that Carys possessed...

In Idol Worship by Rhonnie Fordham, The Mayberry Murderer, the most feared serial killer of our time, has struck again with her trademark brutality. Her latest victims dared to enter the notorious Crane farmhouse in Stanwyck, Georgia, the scene of a brutal murder over thirty...

Daniel V Meier’s Bloodroot is set at the beginning of the 17th century and tells the tale of the early days of the settlement by the British in Jamestown, Virginia. Men volunteered to sail to the new world for a variety of reasons. Matthew had...

Eight different individuals who all have their own share of battling their substance use disorder are the highlights of Michael K. Tourville’s Voices from the Fallen: True Stories of Addiction, Grief, Recovery and Courage. On a very up close and personal level, these eight people...

The Soul of an Eagle by Edmond E. Frank is an inspirational book inspired by the author’s own life, a story with strong psychological and spiritual underpinnings. The author shares an experience of “near-death” or his metaphorical death. At the ICU and convinced that he...

Do you know the story of Little Red Riding Hood? Well, Bethany Stahl’s new story, Little Red: Meeko’s Nutty Tales, might change your mind. The story starts with a very old squirrel named Meeko. Meeko settles in his rocking chair, surrounded by his friends who...

In Sleuth by R. L Lesnick, the author takes the reader on a wonderful journey through the life of a Private Investigator. The reader’s attention is captured from the very first paragraph and is held as Lesnick takes you through his journey of learning, fighting,...

Cruise Time: Wrinkly Bits Book 1 by Gail Cushman is a comedic look at the life of our seniors, especially the part that few of us would wish to discuss – their sex lives. When three very different WWII veterans gather for a ship’s reunion...

Alexander Katz’s Feast of Crones is the story of Nathan Milton, a history teacher from New York and a Giants fan. He loves his wife Cassie and their twin girls. Father and daughters have just moved to New England. The town and the house are...

Angie Dent has given us a wonderful book of motivation in Food for the Soul: A Christian Experience. She shares encouraging words to help readers along the path of life. Angie assures readers that God is cheering us on and gives us the strength to...

Empowered Women Empowering the World: Inspirational stories from women who are creating change within their community and beyond is a collaboration of motivational snapshots within the lives of several women, assembled by author Tammie Pike with contributions from the women represented within the book. It...

What Do You Think, Mr. Collins? is a work of fiction in the science fiction genre penned by author Neal Bialostosky. It is aimed at the mature reading audience owing to the presence of explicit language throughout and some violence. The book is a wild...

Hey Lil One: A Book to Honor Black Lives by Jianna Brown is a book based on the black lives matter campaign. This book is for both adults and children as it has a message for both. The story is told from a parent to...

The Art of Breaking Up is a young adult romance novel by Elizabeth Stevens that is perfect for teen readers who enjoy fast-paced tales with relatable characters. Norah, Wade, and Lisa might have been friends years ago, but that all changed two years ago when...

Daniel is worried about something. He has butterflies in his stomach and he can’t eat or focus on anything. His parents reassure him that everything is going to be okay, that he can do this, but he’s not so sure. When bedtime comes, he climbs...

Did he fall or was he pushed? So begins Dick Rosano’s mystery, The Etruscan Connection, on the Italian coast. Darren Priest is informed that an archaeologist died on a dig. He and his partner, Alana, a Viennese cop, head to the ancient remains of Etruscan...