The Buffalo Butcher: Jack the Ripper in the Electric City by Robert Brighton delves into the horrific serial killings of women, most of whom were prostitutes from the Tenderloin district or the infamous whorehouses and shabby parlors of vice and honky-tonk in downtown Buffalo, New...

Darby Hobbs created a tribute to her parents in her children's book, Hockey Island. Hobbs describes the location of the island and reminds children to use their imaginations to get there. She details the moon and the people who inhabit the island, focusing on a...

The Tail of Grace & Kristoff by Darby Hobbs is a children's book about friendship. On the island of Agape, named for love, a family of pigs lives in peace. One pig, Kristoff, spends his days playing on an old shipwreck until a unicorn appears....

In Sins Revealed, author Lynn-Steven Johanson has taken the normal detective murder mystery and turned it on its head in a way that catches the reader's attention from the very first page to the very last paragraph. There is a twist in the tale that...

When I saw The Northland Beckons: An Illustrated Haiku Journey by Sandra and Sofia Hisakuni, I really wanted to read it. I have not read haikus since I learned how to write them in the seventh grade (late 1960s). For those new to the art...

Leaving Corporate America by Bonnie A. Ross details her journey from a corporate executive to an entrepreneur, making it a valuable resource for others looking to make a similar transition. The book offers her ten discoveries that provide insight and guidance for individuals considering this...

Milspouse Matters: Sharing Strength Through Our Stories is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, military life, and inspirational writing subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Jen McDonald, this inspiring work offers an empowering exploration of military spouse...

Two Dreams & Other Tales by Gregory Treakle is a collection of five original and individual short stories, each covering themes of familial bonds, resilience, and reconciliation. In Passing Through, Byron's wrongful conviction shapes his journey to confront past injustices and rebuild his life. Two...

In 12-30 by Kerry Lee, set in 2222, "12-30" is confined to a hospital ward under the watchful eye of Adam, his smartphone caretaker. He discovers he has been hospitalized for a century and faces another hundred years under strict supervision by Commander Dolly. Treatment...

Nalule's Travels and Adventures: Writing for Survivors in Africa is a work of non-fiction in the autobiography, culture, and activism subgenres. It is best suited to an adult reading audience owing to the discussion of survivors of gender-based violence. Penned by author Dr Helen Liebling,...

The absorbing literary novel, Seeds of Bliss by J. Andrew Rice, follows the lives of key characters in a rural East Texas community. It explores their culture, beliefs, political attitudes, and the events that change their lives. Scott Mitchum is the main character and the...

As a solar storm slowly unfolded in the night sky, Damion Beck, a YouTuber from Calgary, Canada, was set to go live on his channel. To Beck, it was just another night to make scripted videos about the supernatural realm for his millions of followers....

There was once a sweet little pig named Pogpog. Nothing in the world gave Pogpog as much pleasure as running and playing with his friends. He would have run and played with his friends all day long if only they didn't play in the mud....

Dan Flanigan’s An American Tragedy plunges readers into the intense and controversial era of the Satanic Panic of the late 1980s. In the scorching summer of 1988, private detective O’Keefe is unexpectedly drawn into a harrowing legal battle when Virginia Montrose, known affectionately as “Miss...

Bam the Sasquatch loves to build things. He’s not very good at what he does as everything crumbles and falls apart with a big "ka-boom!" In Derek Taylor Kent’s Ka-Boom!, Bam tries all kinds of projects, like mending a roof only to make it leak...

Uh-Oh! My Dragon's Hungry is a children's picture book written by Katie Weaver and illustrated by Caner Soylu. The story follows a young girl and her pet dragon, who has a habit of spitting fire whenever he gets hungry, causing chaos and making her duck...

Have you ever wondered how your best furry friend really feels about you? Get ready to see the world through an adorable dog's eyes with Katie Weaver's The Trouble with Children (According to Dog). The story follows a family dog who is comfortable with most...

The Portal of Dimensions & The Beings of Light: The Sumerian Connection is a work of fiction in the historical, science fiction, and adventure subgenres, and is the opening novel of a new series. The work is best suited to the general adult reading audience....

Tasha Goes To Puppy School is a children's picture book written by Steve Devon, with illustrations by Alice Wong. It follows Tasha, the tiniest pup in a litter of eleven. Due to her size, she struggles to eat and feels weak most of the time....

Rachel E. Croxton’s The Dark Prince of Lazera transports readers to the enchanting world of Zormonia, where Simina, a poor girl from the village of Lazera, finds solace in the pages of her beloved books. Simina’s favorite tales of fairy tales and romance offer her...