The Blackened Yonder is a work of fiction in the dark fantasy, adventure, thriller, and horror subgenres, and it forms the opening novel in the Planar Lost series. The work is best suited to the adult reading audience. Penned by author J. Gibson, the story...

The Ember Reach: Planar Lost by J. Gibson is a riveting blend of epic fantasy and horror. The story transports us to the imaginary universe of Planar Lost. Karis Valjyre, a private examiner of illegitimate affairs, wakes up to find her city of Imbredon invaded...

The Rabboni: The Lost Mission Journals of St. Matthew is a work of fiction in the Christian writing, historical fiction, and interpersonal drama genres. Penned by author Dr. Bill Senyard, this interesting and well-researched piece presents the long-lost journals of Apostle Matthew, chronicling his missionary...

Severance of the Sorcerer by Kate Gateley is the third and final novel in the Lost Wells Trilogy, which starts with Julia Harrison in Tides of the Sovereign, a 30-year-old magic Bearer, who feels lost after her grandmother's death severed her connection to magic. Her...

Pour Nimbus! is a children's picture book written by S. Blaise Juncaloe and illustrated by Harriet Rodis. It tells the story of Nimbus, a cloud that brought rain to the town of Paradiso. One day, residents of the town complain about the rain when Nimbus...

Eri and the Fairies: Somewhere Lost in Sicily by Leni Puccio is a delightful children's picture book. It follows Eri as she visits her Nonna (grandmother) Angelina, and loses her fairy friends in Sicily's airport. When Freddy and Frieda learn that they will go in...

Crazy: A Journey to Recover a Lost Mind by Michael Rebellino is a fictional memoir that delves into mental health, addiction, and family bonds. The story follows Cameron, a recovering addict, as he cares for his father. After his father experiences an anxiety attack, he...

Nine Lives Lost by Howard Seaborne is the ninth book in the Divisible Man series. Each book in the series focuses on one mystery while elements carry over to the next book from an overarching mystery. Will Stewart, a former flight instructor and air charter...

Finding a Mate in the 7 C’s by John O. Taylor is a practical guide for anyone navigating the often choppy waters of relationships, particularly after experiencing the difficulties of divorce or heartbreak. Written as a metaphorical journey across the seas, Taylor introduces seven fundamental...

Nikola Tesla is perhaps best known as an inventor, having created many of the technologies that have helped make the modern world, such as the alternating current power system, the Tesla coil, and many other inventions in radio, fluorescent lights, and wireless communication. However, author...

The Mystery of Turtle Island by Terre J. Peterson is a children's picture book that follows the adventure of four turtle friends: Terre, Dawn, Lani, and Paton. The group loves to play on the sandy beaches of their cherished home, L'Islet a Caret, Turtle Island....

Rediscovering the USS Alligator by Daniel J. Basta is a captivating exploration of history, technology, and human determination. The book chronicles the search for the USS Alligator, the U.S. Navy's first submarine, which was lost in a storm off Cape Hatteras in 1863. Basta masterfully...

Awakened by Tempest Saunders is the first book in the Mystic Academy series. Aurora is a twelve-year-old girl who receives an acceptance letter to a boarding school in Massachusetts which she has never applied to nor heard of. After her parents reluctantly allow her to...

The Adventures of Flapjack: The Collar of Courage by Dan Cohen is about a dog named Flapjack, who is being bullied. Flapjack loves going to the big green park where he can play with his friends, but there's one dog that he hopes will stay...

Who’s There? A Collection of Stories is a horror fiction and short story anthology penned by author Dimas Rio. Featuring five stories with very different themes and central characters, the collection overall can be characterized by its suspenseful atmosphere and cultural themes, as the stories...

Na-Bolom: House of the Jaguar by Forrest J. Hayes is an awesome story! At the time I started writing this review, there were four reviews posted on Amazon.com. Those reviewers used words like: “a must read”; “a study in fact-filled fiction”; “a gripping adventure”; “a...

The Way of Gabriel by Gabriel of Lebanon is a visionary book that invites readers to rediscover who they truly are — sons and daughters of God, loved and redeemed. The book inspires and motivates readers to seek the light of the Divine, and to...

Stitches in Time Travel: A Magical Trip Through Time Kids Book by Peter G. Reynolds is a charming, whimsical fairytale for time-travel fans everywhere. Charlotte is a little girl who has to go to her grandmother's aging manor for Christmas but isn't into the idea...

“Imagine: Africa!” by Amos van der Merwe is a collection of short stories about Africa, but it is also so much more than just a collection of short stories. When reading these tales, you really will imagine Africa. The tales include humorous anecdotes, allegorical comparisons...

Wai-Nani is an exciting historical drama about a Hawaiian girl from a royal family, who runs away from her family to escape an unwanted wedding. She swims to another island, and there she meets and falls in love with Makaha, who is a son of...