La Chimère of Prague is the second book in The Chimera of Prague series by Richard Pryll. Continuing the story of Joseph, an ex-pat living in Prague in the 90s, readers meet Joseph and his chaotic life once again. After the death of his girlfriend,...

Where the Trees Glow: Adventures of the High King by Shauna Lea Freitas is about a young fox named Daisy. Daisy is on a journey to reach the High King who can bestow a blessing on her. She is hoping he will bless her with...

Shadow of the Lost: A Novel in the Jewel of Life series by Ryan D. Gebhart is a captivating fantasy with a strong and deftly written conflict. When we meet Jaerol Solaris and Kiron, they are a very happy couple, having spent the night before...

Asylum of Diction by Alyssa Milani is a riveting anthology of horror stories that center on themes that include love, loss, purpose, and life. Each one is different and cleverly written, exploring parts of the human psyche that will cause the reader to ponder the...

The Missing Angle by Karine Leno Ancellin is an unusually written book of poems created between 2019 – 2020 in Greece and New York. Some of the poems have been written during the Covid19 pandemic. The author uses items around us that we take for...

Set in 19th century Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and inspired by a true story, The Tin Whistle is an elegant tale that teaches the lesson: “giving is more important than receiving”. Kathleen Shoop has crafted a touching story, pure and simple, unmuddied by the chaotic agendas of...

Marcie J. Keithley draws from her own profound experience to pen an engaging self-help book called The ShoeBox Effect: Transforming Pain Into Fortitude and Purpose. Her story is one that cannot be ignored. Her candid confession begins when at the age of twenty-two, she gives...

What Seems True by James Garrison is a crime story based on real-life events. The Texas Rangers are called in to investigate a murder at the Texas Gulf Coast Refinery. It’s 1980, and the company has employed its first black supervisor but when his body...

Charlie Ebersole and Elizabeth Reid, the two main protagonists in Alan Cook’s East of the Wall, are called upon by CIA agent Ted Robinson to travel to East Germany in the summer of 1963 to find Liz’s missing cousin Fritz. His deceased father may have...

Rufus & Olivia: A Tail of Acceptance by Michele Walker is a story about a little white cat named Olivia who lives with her humans. One day, her humans return with a surprise, a small black puppy named Rufus. Olivia is not too thrilled to...

Sword of the Gladiatrix by Faith L. Justice is a unique historical fiction novel set during Nero’s reign, AD 60. It chronicles the story of Afra, a huntress tasked with leading a group of Romans through the desert, only to have it end in tragedy....

Picture 12 super-intelligent children, aged from pre-pubescent to their twenties, adopted, bred, and educated over the years by an eccentric billionaire. Except for the very young, each child has developed exceptional skills in varying areas. When the 90-year-old “father” suddenly dies, this mixed family is...

Five years after her mother died, Peggy O'Toole found the aérogrammes she sent her mother when she was a student and traveling in France. Reading these aérogrammes brings back her memories of this time from June 1970 to November 1971. In her memoir - Then...

C. Iron’s The Lost Truth of April Dark starts with seventeen-year-old April on the losing end of a battle with cancer. Stricken by sudden chest pain, her world turns black, and April awakens in a clearing with an azure sky above her, thinking that the...

What is a cajankler? In Virginia K. White's book Would You Like a Copper Colored Cajankler? you will have the chance to find out. White has written a silly alliterative story, full of unusual and fun words. We learn what a cajankler likes and doesn't...

Two Hearts’ Reconnaissance (Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance Book 13) by Tamara Ferguson is a continuation of her fantastic romantic adventure series that centers around “wounded warriors”, returnees from war who are suffering from physical, mental, and emotional wounds in their service to the nation....

The Last Wizard at The End of The World: An Arestus Adventure is a young adult fantasy by Mark Wallace Maguire. Arestus leaves the kingdom of the Pale Prince to accompany his friend, Cirin, on a voyage. They are shipwrecked on the island of Hallowell,...

Little Dove by KC Decker is a scorching and suspenseful romance novel centered around the lead character, Etta Freeman. In a story told in the first person, Etta begins by describing, in excruciatingly vivid detail, a violent assault and strangulation she has gone through. Is...

Sarahbeth Persiani’s intimate and insightful memoir, Run, Walk, Crawl: A Caregiver Caught Between Generations, documents her experiences as a caregiver. At the same time, she also navigated motherhood and challenges in the workplace. In 2005, Persiani and her family moved to a town in central...

The Art of Forgiveness: A Promise of Peace by Carolyn CJ Jones focuses on the process of forgiveness and forgiving and will enable readers to look at situations and people with a new perspective, with fresh eyes. The book will help readers who are hurting...