Finding Imogene by Teri Case introduces Frances and quickly establishes her controlling yet intensely vulnerable personality that makes her children, Art and Jean, avoid family dinners. A seemingly routine visit to the pathology lab triggers flashbacks to her childhood cancer and redeeming friendship with...

Medea: Priestess, Princess, Witch is a work of fiction in the mythology, adventure, and historical fiction subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Readers are swept away by a gripping narrative penned by author JJ Taylor, transcending the familiar tales of...

Hop on board for an unexpected adventure with a little boy named Jimmy Pizzelli in Joe the Jinx by Caryn Doti Chavez. Summer has ended, and Jimmy Pizzelli has already made a new friend named Joe after his former best friend moved to Boston. Jimmy...

In his book Akashic Records Reading with Tao Chang, Ricardo Serrano explores the transformative potential of the Tao Source and Akashic repository of every thought, word, and deed of every living being—past, present, and future—for healing. He covers areas such as soul placement, Tao Chang...

Twisted Neuros by Z.J. Ryder follows Adnan, who is troubled by cognitive issues and fears brain chip hacking, implemented at his work. Office discussions that occur within the chips reveal mixed sentiments on the technology. NeuroXPT, an AI bot, aims to address concerns and enhance...

Pina Colada Calamity by Tanya Westlake sets sail on the high seas in an epic murder mystery. Tess’s luck pays off when she calls in to a radio show and wins big with the adventure of a lifetime that she can’t wait to share with...

Chipmunks are wonderful little animals with intriguing personalities. One of them is a chipmunk named Fiston. This cute little rodent is eager to share with us all aspects of a chipmunk's life. Fiston explains why these animals are called "chipmunks", where they live, and how...

Eclipse Arts by Michelle Chastaine revolves around three students at the Eclipse Supernatural School for the Arts boarding school as they juggle their passions, family expectations, and friendships. Liska, passionate about music in a family of dancers, meets Airin the banshee and Ephy the light...

All Of Us Alone is a work of fiction in the science fiction, suspense, adventure, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Holly Payne-Strange, the story begins with an alien family seeking refuge on Earth...

The family curse was the reason Annaya Roth and her mother Samantha had moved around a lot. Apart from seeing dead people, they had to fight off attacks from them or risk losing their lives. At sixteen, Annaya and her mother settled in the small...

Good News. Bad News, Who Can Tell? (The Pandemic Reveals Wisdom) is a collection of stories, poems, essays, and lyrics from various people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The book was compiled by Don Worth and was inspired by a parable that teaches people not...

Infidel Wars is a work of fiction in the science fiction, Christian romance, and time travel adventure subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Donna E. Lane. Readers are enveloped in an austere dystopian future governed by...

And Their Numbers Grew by Naomi Craig and Donna E. Lane is a fictionalized version of beloved characters in the Bible and the wonderful things they achieved as the Lord's First Messengers. However, being the chosen ones came with many hardships, and the path to...

Luna Blanca is a children’s picture book written by David Lane with illustrations by Caleb McBee. It is a heartwarming tale about a loving relationship between a little child, Luna Blanca, and the White Moon. Every night, the child looks up and feels loved and...

Starlight Jewel by E.L. Lyons introduces Axly, a.k.a. “Miss Someone”, as she struggles to maintain her cover as a maid and protect her human brother. All too soon, pursuers overtake her, and Jory insists on taking Axly back to Minalav. Axly is required to use...

Grave Mistakes by J M Samland is 'A Necromantic Adventure' for young adults. Gabriela is pretty naïve, and when she knocks the Marquis of Melodis down the stairs and kills him on her first time in the city, she has to bring her skills to...

My Favorite Things: And What My Friends Like Too is a children's book written and illustrated by Jeanne Holmberg. If you love playtime with your friends, what are their names? Riley loves the playground, eating berries, reading, going to the zoo, drawing, and petting baby...

When Laura and her mother decide to move from Seattle to Deluge, the last thing they expect is to see frogs raining from the sky the moment they drive into town. Laura believes the unusual rainfall is a bad omen and is not optimistic about...

Would you dare to look inside a spaceship? One day, two siblings, Ava and Joe, find that an alien spaceship has landed in their backyard and that six small light-brown creatures are inside. The siblings feed them, hear their first words, observe them as they walk...

Have you ever wondered what would happen if summer vacation started without you? Shelby wonders that as she sits impatiently at her desk on the last day of school. Nothing’s happening and the minute hand on the clock appears to be stuck. In Marty Kay...