Sean Gibson’s The Part About the Dragon Was (Mostly) True tells the chronicle of Heloise the Bard. The story is really told from two perspectives, that of a distant third-person narrator who relates the story as it is supposed to be remembered, and Heloise in...

The Life and Times of Rowan Daly by Rex Owens begins with an introduction to Rowan, known as Mrs. Dawson, a resident of Marion County, On. Her beloved Eli had been fatally wounded in a mining accident at the Hope mine. It is 1936 during...

What can I say about a book that stars a family of witches? In A Witchy Surprise by Rhonda Hopkins, the main character Charley is approaching seventeen, and, to date, there is little sign she has inherited the family traits, until the day she and...

Mortal Sentry is the second installment of The Raina Kirkland series by Diana J. Graves. Raina Kirkland, a part-elf, part-witch, and part-vampire, is put on a deadline by the demon Raphael to raise a boy named Thomas in exchange for her life, leading her to...

Set at the turn of the twentieth century, Topside by David Quarles is a stunning historical novel portraying the life of a young man growing up in a coal-mining town. When he was young, Jack Smith lost his father in a coal mining accident. A...

Finding a true friend is not always easy, especially if you have a special gift that sets you apart and makes you different. However, when you think of it, we’re all different, so it really shouldn’t matter; it shouldn’t affect potential friendships. Chloe and Zoey...

Don't Bite the Doctor, by the award-winning Ellen Fannon, is a warm, funny, insightful Christian romance against the backdrop of vets and pets. The main character Jill Bennet is a veterinarian, but sometimes she finds the owners of the pets in need of treatment too....

Save the Date by Ellen Fannon is a unique second chance romance with a Christian background. Hannah is middle-aged, widowed, and also coping with parenting a sulky teenager. The arrival of a high school reunion invitation triggers a narrative of retrospection and self-assessment. Hannah’s marriage...

Honor Thy Father by Ellen Fannon is a family saga that spans multiple generations as it explores the broken paths of the Wallace family, whose lives were upended by a series of interconnected events that destroy a home through miscommunication, its demise assured by a...

The life of a star athlete is never easy. So much is expected of them and they are often in the limelight. Shut Up and Listen! by Reid Fischer is an intense story that delves into this premise. Ethan Hackett is the star point guard...

Aaliyah and Troy: A feature film script about Love, Poetry, & PTSD by Aaron Woodson and Mike Messier is centered around Troy Wilson, a 35-year-old African American from Jacksonville. Troy is a lone wolf on the cusp of entering a new and unexplored phase of...

Homindroid: Marzian’s Martians by Robert A.G. Erickson is a science fiction story set in the not so distant future when human-like robots are in existence but not necessarily accepted by the masses. The story follows Cassel Marzian, the brilliant inventor of lifelike robots called Homindroids....

Down Salem Way, by the acclaimed Meredith Allard, is an absorbing work of historical fiction about the Salem witch hunts and enduring love. This well-reviewed author brings the subject to life in a unique, fresh way, causing you to wonder what it would be like...

A Shadowy Realm of the Imagination that Defies Reality, the subtitle of the book, aptly describes the theme of Tales From the Gray Area by Curtis Stephen Burdick. The seven novellas stimulate readers with extraordinary tales of aliens, reincarnation, new species, hell, and whatnot! These...

Truth: WWII Commander General George Patton slapped two soldiers being treated for combat fatigue or, as we know it now, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). He didn’t believe in such things and considered the pair cowards. He was ordered to apologize to the entire 7th...

The Soldier Gets His Girl: Crimson Creek Book 1 by Jane Poller, is a fresh, energetic romance novel set against the backdrop of everyday life. Relatable, down-to-earth characters and a well-paced plot make this story a joy to read. Female lead Cindy is a busy...

First Second Coming is a work of fiction in the fantasy, science fiction, adventure, and romance subgenres. It is intended for the general reading audience with some very mild adult references and was penned by author Jeff Pollak. Written as Book One of the New...

The Midnight Glass is a children’s fantasy by D.T. Vaughn. Eleven-year-old Wyatt Dumont, his irritating sister Roxanne, and their widowed mother move to the eerily dark town of Davenport. No one is allowed to leave Davenport and its gates are kept locked. They feel out...

"Oath’s civilians love the color white, the smell of freshly-cut grass, and playing the piano by the fire at precisely 7:11 p.m. on Friday. There’s never been a disagreement or a disaster. In a town where everybody has the same idea, there’s not much to...

I have never read a book quite like 7 Unicorn Drive by Dani Polajnar. It is a non-fiction story about the adventure of Iza and Samo Login - a couple that is connected in as many ways as a couple could be, and yet they...