The Missing Puzzle Piece fits into the historical drama, suspense, and family saga subgenres and is the fourth novel in the Dying Truth Exposed series. The work is best suited for mature adult readers owing to some scenes of sex and violence. Penned by author...

Toaster Haiku by Haley McAndrews is a beguiling collection of thirty-eight fun-filled haiku depicting every imaginable aspect of a toaster’s existence, from toaster-point-of-view delights to how-tos suggesting ways one might incorporate retired toasters into home décor. The language is playful and engaging, the subject matter...

That Woman's Girl is a work of fiction centered around Bible stories and from the Christian fiction, adventure, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is suitable for readers in the middle-grade reading audience. It is book three of the Young Testament, a series that offers a kids'-eye...

Gesus, Marry and Joh is a work of fiction in the science fiction, paranormal drama, and intrigue subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Michael John Cruit, the story revolves around an Observer, an alien, who arrives on...

In Warpath to Murder: An Ancestor's Revenge by Jimmy Ray Conner, Detective Chris Taylor investigates a shocking murder in Saratoga Springs, where a white male has been scalped, and criminal defense attorney Kate Johnson wants to assist. The duo seeks the expertise of professors...

The Gift Of Cancer by Lawrence Doochin explores the profound journey of dealing with cancer and how it extends far beyond the physical aspects of the disease. The author delves into the emotional, spiritual, and psychological dimensions of a cancer diagnosis, offering readers a holistic...

Communicating: The Multiple Modes of Human Communication by Ruth Finnegan is a non-fiction book about the way we communicate with one another. Human communication and interaction is a fascinating topic, and Finnegan covers it well. She suggests that communication is not limited to words...

“And when you're completely alone, will that mean you've won? Or lost?” Losing My Breath by J Rose Black is not just a typical love story; it is also the tale of a man who stands on the edge of the abyss. Callan Brand, an...

Managing Major Chronic Diseases: Advice from a Patient by Alexis Dupree is a candid and insightful guide for individuals facing the challenges of living with major chronic diseases. The author, who herself has battled multiple major chronic conditions, shares her personal journey and offers valuable...

Stories like The Ormond Girl by Mireille Pavane remind me why I love short fiction. The story moves along at a fast clip with an elegant and fluid style reminiscent of Jane Austen and concludes with a seemingly ambiguous ending, though enough clues are given...

Something strange is happening at night at the zoo. None of the baby animals can fall asleep. What is happening? And how can this situation be resolved? Nobody knows. Nobody? Not exactly. North, a child who lives not far from the zoo, hears the noises...

Whispering Winds of Appalachia is a work of fiction in the literary style and in the interpersonal drama subgenre. It is best suited to adult readers owing to some explicit language usage and reference to drug use and sex. Penned by author John Ellington, readers...

When Alicia decided to settle in Brighton following her husband's death, it entailed a move to a different continent, adjusting to a different way of life. Then, there was the matter of maintaining the enormous Edwardian house she purchased. Fortunately, Wendy and Mason, the newly appointed housekeeper...

The Hunted Mage is a work of fiction penned by author A. S. Norris in the fantasy, adventure, and Christian fiction subgenres, and it forms the third novel in The Adventures of Jack Wartnose book series. The work is suitable for the general adult reading...

Mac: The Wind Beneath My Wings is a work of non-fiction penned by author Sherry Hobbs in the biography, military history, and slice-of-life subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Readers are invited to experience a heartfelt tribute to the author's...

Living with IBS or any form of digestive disorder can be a challenge at best. What can one eat? What foods are making one sick – full of gas, cramps, and worse, like Crohn’s or colitis? How does one eat through a flare-up and make...

Smidgen, the Baseball-Loving Pigeon, written by Sue Nichols and illustrated by Gary Blake, is the tale of Smidgen, a young pigeon born near the baseball stadium in New York City. Smidgen's family is forced to move when their nesting place is demolished, but they find...

In Roulette by Thomas Locke and Jyoti Guptara, nurse Carol Steen responds to a comatose woman in the hospital, possibly due to a prescription drug party. The patient, stabilized by Dr. Stacie Swann, awakens in a feral state and escapes. Eric Bannon and Sheriff Dewey...

Biblical Women of Influence: Portraits of Courage, Determination, and Faithfulness by Brenda Carroll Jarvis brings us a new perspective on famous women in the Bible and their stories of bravery, courage, and kindness. The women include ones such as Noah's wife, his confidante and steadfast...

Daughters of Green Mountain Gap by Teri M Brown is a moving, multi-generational story of three rural North Carolina women at the end of the nineteenth century. Maggie McCoury is a healing woman, known as a Granny Woman, and is much sought after around Green...