Random² Musings: A Left Hemisphere Continuum is a work of non-fiction centered on reflections of current events. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Mike Joyner. The author presents a collection of musings, offering personal opinions and...

Du Good: The Journey Begins will teach children to develop confidence and self-esteem. The story is about a small quokka named Du, who used to smile and be happy. However, he began to feel insecure when other kids started to criticize him about his appearance....

Pathside Predator by Christine Noyes is a gripping crime novel set in Massachusetts. With the body count rising and no signs of the killer stopping, the Revere Police Department and FBI agents Nick Gaston and Bradley Whitman race against time to unravel the mystery. As...

The first book in the Jigsaw series, Powder Keg, by David Alyn Gordon, follows a group of people, members of the Temporal Guardian Foundation, an organization whose job is to preserve history as it is, keep our reality intact and in check, and prevent this...

Belyaev, always guided by Czernog, felt almost invincible. From time to time, he felt hunger, a different kind of hunger that compelled him to kill. Even his mother helped him in his pursuit of getting rid of those whom he deemed unfit to live in...

The Diversity Cube And The Cloud Wizard is written and illustrated by Dr Hazem Nassar. A cube of many different colors discovers that not only does each color look different, but they speak differently, too. Six of the squares are best friends, one from each...

A Ribbon of Sand by Mike Shannon is a gripping coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of a small island off the coast of South Carolina in 1982. Fifteen-year-old Ash Howe is unique in his neighborhood. He has long hair, loves heavy metal music, and...

Death in a Gilded Frame by Cecelia Tichi is a continuation of the amateur detective series featuring Roddy DeVere, a true former Bostonian blue-blood, and his beautiful but not quite so socially adept wife, Val. It is the summer of 1899 and the DeVeres have,...

Immerse yourselves in a gripping horror odyssey with Neil T. Jacobs' Rathcrog. Still affected by the abrupt breakdown of his marriage, Dennis Tierney, a dentist, arrives in the small town of Prescott, West Virginia, looking to get his life back on track. After a conversation...

Bryan Davis' Across Astral Realms is a science-fiction fantasy broken into three sections. In Escape, Megan, a freedom fighter, faces execution by Captain Tillman if she doesn't reveal where the Dragon's Eye is. With the help of the AI system, Emerson, Megan lands on Delta...

In Curiously Gracie: Life Begins by R. S. Christopher, six brand-new Westie puppies were born and decorated with colorful bows so it was easier to tell them apart. One pup was endlessly curious about everything around her. She loved to explore her area and even...

Not That Kind of Call Girl by Nova García follows two women, new mother Julia and teen student Carmen, and their separate lives that converge. Julia, working in a call center, ultimately decides to hire Carmen despite questions about her job application. Julia navigates new...

When you toss your water bottle after lunch at school, do you bother to consider the plastic waste? Not just the waste the bottle itself creates, but the waste generated by factories producing all these plastic bottles? It’s a domino effect with dire consequences as...

The Flirtatious Couple by Shakira R. Thompson follows the story of three friends who are out to rekindle the fire in their relationships. Having gone through the slump of being parents, and working hard at their careers, they each find that the spark in their...

In A Parade Of Grief: Gun Violence in America by Robert Fraga, the author goes into great detail about the United States' history of gun violence. He explains what the NRA is and how they deal with gun violence. He also talks about kids who...

A Very Religious Man by D. M. Smith is a well-written story about religious manipulation, a compelling narrative with strong elements of dystopia. Brother Tom is a driven man and while he appears imperturbable, he has his inner demons to reckon with. In another life,...

How to Write a Book: Taking the Plunge into Non-Fiction and Conquering Your New Writer Fears and Doubts by Lauren Bingham is a guide for writers in which the author discusses how to write a non-fiction book. Lauren covers the topic using genres, like biographies...

An insightful, compelling exploration of the challenges and intricacies in the current tech landscape, Still Needs Work by Ellen Barker follows its engaging lead character as she navigates the uncertain and often harsh corporate world. While attending a conference in San Francisco, Marianne learns that...

Forever & Always by Cristian Carrington is set on a tropical island surrounded by the vast sea, where Lono, a skilled fisherman, falls in love with Laka, leading to a blossoming relationship. They live amongst uncontacted people, but their idyllic lives are disrupted by the...

Carlo Artemi's A Passage Called Science is a comprehensive study of scientific pursuits. In it, he emphasizes assertions like precise definitions and the role of logic in scientific reasoning, distinguishing between inductive and deductive methods. The absence of predictive models in art and philosophy is...