Night Train to Odessa by Mary L. Grow is a historical account of life in the city of Odessa during the Russian Civilian War, told through the eyes of a refugee from the countryside searching for her lost children. As civil war approached her tiny...

There are so many things that are important to us and it is essential that we understand them to live our lives as comfortably as possible. Whether you are young or nearing retirement, around 65 years old, sooner or later you will be faced with...

Maybe You Should Give Up: 7 Ways to Get out of Your Own Way and Take Control of Your Life by Byron Morrison is a motivational book. Unlike previous self-help books, this author highlights seven major beliefs we should give up so that we can...

Sleuth mystery lovers are in for an enticing whodunnit mystery with Charlotte Stuart's Raven's Grave. Set in the southeastern Alaskan village of Koloshan in the late 1970s, the story follows police officer and Vietnam vet Jonah St. Clair as he tries to untangle the mystery...

Everything Is Always Perfect by Ivan Paganacci is a captivating collection of eleven short stories that put characters in extraordinary situations. The book opens with the story "California," where a caretaker wakes up to find the world on the brink of collapse. When people start...

Through Blood and Dragons by R.M. Schultz is an enthralling foray into a world where mystique is as palpable as bloodshed, and where the very essence of power is harnessed through dragons. Readers are immersed in the heart of Cimeren, a realm divided by a...

Murder Under a Western Moon by Abigail Keam is the eleventh book in the Mona Moon Mystery series. Mona is excited and about to embark on an epic honeymoon after her incredible wedding to Robert Farley. However, their plans change abruptly when she receives an...

Each poem in Stephen LaMarco’s collection Dream No More seems to have been laser-cut into the page on which it appears – so precise and perfectly chosen are his words that each of his insightful (and often acerbic) expositions of the ironies of human nature...

Socialism Revealed is the sequel to the author’s comprehensive work titled Socialism: Origins, Expansion, Decline, and the Attempted Revival in the United States. Phillip J Bryson summarizes many basic conclusions included in the first of the series and some updated information. In this volume, Professor...

Socialism USA: A Plea for a Soft Variant is a work of non-fiction in the socioeconomic issues, business and finance, and analytical writing subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Phillip J Bryson for anyone with an...

In New Direction by Joshua Flapan, the author argues that the United States is entrenched in a prolonged civil war marked by cultural conflicts. Proposing a Constitutional Convention as a solution, Flapan addresses issues such as electoral college problems, war powers, and divisive wedge topics,...

Does Love Always Win? is a young adult LGBTQ romance by Diane Billas. After breaking up with her boyfriend, Bryan, high school senior Sam Daniels (Shorty) begins a new relationship with her longtime crush, Zack. However, try as she might, Shorty just doesn't feel as...

Promise? is a YA paranormal thriller by Allison Thompson. An aspiring art teacher, 18-year-old Madison is on her way home from work when she is accosted in a back alley by a demon named Marcus. As she struggles to escape, a stranger appears and fights...

The Witch is a young adult fantasy novel by Shay Casper. Born a witch, eighteen-year-old Harper Grim spends her days healing people in need alongside her best friend Juniper in their village of Westfall. Harper and Juniper hide their natural magical gifts from others due...

Initium is a work of fiction in the fantasy, action, and coming-of-age drama subgenres, and it forms the first novel of The Mayari Chronicles book series. Penned by author Karen McLain, it is suitable for teen and adult readers alike. Full of big changes, new...

The Red Fox Ran by December Knight is about an outsider longing to live a normal life. Bay is not a regular high school teenager and is all too aware of that. He knows that time with his normal friends is running out but finds...

Mouse The Pretty Bird by Andrea Thorfinson is about a little dog who meets her new family and is named Mouse. Mouse loved the new house with a comfy bed next to the warm fireplace, a family of three boys, and a loving mommy who...

In Father’s Day, a short story by Valerie Allen, it is the last week of school for Brandon, an honor roll student who will be starting his senior year at high school next year. Brandon's mother, Deanna, is worried about her son after his AP...

Second Term by John M. Adams is a political thriller that combines elements of espionage, suspense, and political intrigue to create a gripping narrative that feels both relevant and thought-provoking. At the heart of this riveting story is Cora Walker, a former intelligence operative and...

Human Being Human Doing by David C. Russell features six stories with biblical history as their base. They begin by telling readers about Mirium as a follower of Jesus, David’s faith, and his decisions after he was anointed by Samuel, Moses’ rescue in the reeds...