The Beggar Queen is a work of historical fiction by Kelly Evans. Born into nobility in seventh-century England, Bathilde is captured by invading French forces and sold into slavery. A kind, caring, hardworking young woman, Bathilde draws the attention of the mayoress, the wife of...

Suit to Saddle: Cycling to Self-Discovery on the Southern Tier by Larry Walsh is the story of riding a bicycle across the southern half of the United States, from California to Florida. The ride took place at a rough time in Walsh’s life when he’d...

Waiting Impatiently by Andrew H. Housley is a moving tale about a man's spiritual awakening after a series of increasingly distressing events leave his life in disarray. A global pandemic is wreaking havoc amongst the general populace. Ian, a yoga teacher, contemplates past memories of...

Worpple is a children’s novel written by Lynn K. Russell. The story starts with a thirteen-year-old boy known as Cameron, or Cam for short. He was a bit bigger than his peers, which made him feel like a sore thumb sticking out. As if things...

Ah, Brain, Why Do You Trouble Me So Much? by Todd Nils Nyholm is a dynamic, completely accessible self-help and mental health guide almost anyone can use. The author draws on his profession and his personal experiences and turns them into this wonderful book that...

Michael Jackson & the Music That Was by The Voice of One traces the trajectory of Michael Jackson’s career from his days as the youngest member of the Jackson Five to his tenure as the undisputed “King of Pop.” Written from an industry insider/number one...

I Love You, Fiorella, Flaws and All!, written by Cindy A. Bell and illustrated by Emily House, is a children's picture book that centers around a young puppy named Fiorella and her mother, Mama Rose. The story begins with Fiorella happily running around her farm...

Igor Generalov dips his creative pen into zombie territory and elevates it into literary horror. Russian HellwayZ tells the story of eight men in a brigade: Yuri Sanych, Sergey Popov, Victor Mikhailov, Alex Redkin, Oleg Varlamov, Sanya Lapshunov, Farkhad the cook, and Mikhail Myakinin. Hired...

All My Roads: A Caribou Springs novel is a work of romance fiction penned by author Cortny Joy. The work is best suited to the mature adult reading audience due to the presence of intimately described sexual scenes and references to loss, violence, and abuse....

In Sadie: Pendleton Promises Book 1 by Shanna Hatfield, the author has taken ordinary people with ordinary lives and written a story around them that is intriguing, romantic, and easy to relate to. The main characters are Harley John Hobbs and Sadie Thorsen as...

Quest of Fire: Shadows at Nightfall is a work of fiction in the Christian fantasy genre, and serves as the third installment in the series. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by Brett Armstrong. The book continues the story of...

Welcome to Kamini by Don Engebretson is a depiction of finding a ‘pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.’ Russell Dean is successful, wealthy, and the co-owner of Samuels Dean Advertising. He wears immaculate expensive suits, has a shiny, expensive watch, drives a...

The Diary of Anne Monroe is written by Heidi Andrews and tells the story of a 13-year-old girl, Margaret Sorenson, set in Alexandria, Virginia in 1952. Margaret is adopted and feels that she is not entirely accepted by her adopted mother and father who went...

Loving Her Mind by Cecile Bibawy is a captivating story of someone on the outside dealing with the schizophrenia of another. We get Bibawy’s own personal struggle with this illness as her mother is tormented by paranoid delusions. You are enveloped in a story that...

Wendy Sura Thomson’s historical personage novel, The Man from Burnt Island, is one of those rare generational tales with a heart. This story reminds you how much power time possesses in turning the wheels of life. It tells the story of Frank Sharp, a man...

Nutmeg Street: Egyptian Secrets by Sherrill Joseph is a suspenseful mystery novel following the four main characters, Lexi, Lanny, Moki, and Rani, as they try to find a stolen Egyptian urn and prove that their family friend Dr. Thornsley was not the thief. However, they...

When a private investigator's case takes an unexpected turn, the police arrest her for murder in the suspenseful murder mystery The Reisman Case (Claire Chastain Book 2) by Andrew Diamond. Claire Chastain is still in the process of getting her private investigator's license when Roscoe...

The Roar of Ordinary is a coming-of-age memoir that depicts the loss of a friend and brother to war and the efforts to remember him and experience what he did in his final days in Vietnam. Though J. C. Foster survived the period of the...

Most adults in the US know about World War II. But how many know about the after-effects of World War II on the children of Germany? Ingrid McCarthy was a young child in Germany at the end of the war. In I Stood Among the...

Promotion is the bane of being a writer. We're creators so naturally, we don't want to change our introverted ways to get out there and "push" our work. Writing is a business and must be treated as such, so how do we overcome our tendencies...