The Illegal by Steven Cortinas sees our titular Mexican anti-hero, The Illegal, fighting a war against a powerful conglomerate known as Safire. Ruthlessly efficient and unmerciful in action and approach, we follow The Illegal as he takes down drug groups, local gangs, and powerful boss...

The Girl From Chapel Hill by Vanester M. Williams follows Laura's present life with her husband, Drue, and Laura's gory past. As Laura is coming out of the store, a stranger appears in the parking lot, shocking her with the things he told her. Things...

In Look At Me by Audrey Beth Stein, we are introduced to a group of children whose likes are different from others. Some children want to feel glamorous while others just want to fit in. Some girls like skirts while others prefer pants or leggings....

Buffy and Sissy, the traveling kittens, are back for another adventure. In Buffy and Sissy Go On a Road Trip by Colleen Chapman, the kittens and their mother are taking a driving vacation. They visit three iconic National Parks in Wyoming, South Dakota, and Utah....

Plantation Theory by John Graham sheds light on the plight of Black people working in various companies of corporate America who never get a fair chance to climb the ladder. Systemic racism is embedded into the very fabric of basically every major American institution. That...

Amid the continuous threat of attacks by vicious demonic forces, a young warrior falls in love with her trainer in the compelling fantasy novella, The One Chosen: A Diasodz Short Story (Chronicles of the Diasodz) by Yvette M Calleiro. Despite her mother’s concerns, Valerie is...

Hype is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama subgenre penned by author Yvette M Calleiro. It is aimed at young adult readers, but it does also contains scenes of sexual violence. The book follows high school student Cici as she gets ready for...

If Only I Had by Haley McAndrews is a simple story about colors, diversity, and appreciating who you are. The colors in the story are represented by rectangles, and each one has a defining characteristic besides its color. Yellow has flowing hair, Green has ears,...

Life of The Impersonators: Conversations is the second book in the Life of The Impersonators Collector's Series by Golden November. The adventures of G and JBT continue as they decide to say adieu to their business as book hunters and start a new journey. Deciding...

Rebecca Steele married Chance and brought his daughter, Cassie, to live with them. Cassie was a brainy six-year-old who loved her dad and stepmom to bits, and they loved her too. They lived happy lives surrounded by family and friends. However, there was an enormous...

The Bus Driver's Mother by Beverly Pridgen is the touching story of a mother's relationship with a special needs child. After getting pregnant during her second year in college, Ella starts a family with her college sweetheart, giving birth to six children over the years....

Glove Letters: A Father Recalls His Son's Greatest Game is a work of non-fiction in the sports, family, and inspirational subgenres, and was penned by author Taylor Wilson. Written for the general reading audience and anyone with an interest in baseball and true-life tales, this...

The beautiful, full-color illustrations will draw children into The Goldilocks Quartet and the story will keep them interested. Author Leia Barrett offers a different take on the classic story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. She takes readers on a musical journey through the house...

Children often hear the excuse, “We don’t have the money for that.” Sadly, not many parents take the time to explain to their children what money is and how to properly use it. Enter Thelma Ribeiro and her fabulous book for children on finances, Money...

Let Me Tell You a Story by Frank McMeen is a unique blend of storytelling and biblical connection. You follow him as he goes from story to story, each with its own lesson. “Miss May” is one of my favorite stories. You notice how he...

So much of good storytelling is finding a new twist on common themes. In The Twisted Maze by Chris Black, a covert organization far more powerful than the Illuminati is pulling the strings that determine the fate of the world. The Founders have dedicated sixty...

Success Through Subconscious Mastery by Ausra Cerniauskiene is a well-researched, empowering guide to help the reader overcome limiting beliefs, habits, and actions to step into the best version of ourselves and our lives. The author efficiently and kindly takes the reader through several common ways...

Communication determines the quality of our lives. What we know, want, feel, and do must be effectively conveyed in a set of arbitrary symbols both written and spoken. In The Lost Art of Communication Intelligence, author Sharon Christiaan delves into a paradigm shift in communication...

No Such Thing as Evil is the first book of the Circle of Six Series by Andrew Hunkins. Professor Laura Richards takes a personal interest in the disappearance of some of her young female students. After her friend Marian dies giving birth to a child...

A Wordsmith's Work by Mark R. Weaver, Esq. is an indispensable guide on crisis communications and how to write more effectively. Other than being about crisis communications and effective writing, the book is a compilation of the author’s writings on the subject that include some...