Blame It On the Moon by Lou Pugliese transports us to a haunted 19th-century house in Northern Virginia, Arlington. We meet Richard Eugene Craft, the sole resident of the house. Richard’s great-granduncle and later his brother had owned the house. When Richard's brother died, Richard...

There aren't many feelings in the world more scary than having someone with really bad intentions relentlessly follow you for sport. When a gang of bullies nearly catches 11-year-olds Beryl and Carol, they bolt into the last place in the world anyone would want to...

The Reaper's Guide on How NOT to Take a Soul! by Charles Byrd follows Lyra, a girl training to be a Grim Reaper under the mentorship of Silas. Lyra's eagerness for promotion leads to mishaps, the biggest being the breaking of her lantern, which leaves...

Red Mist by Sam Mitani is a high-octane thriller that plunges readers into a world of espionage, international intrigue, and relentless action. The story follows Max Koga, a former Naval Intelligence officer turned undercover agent, as he navigates a dangerous mission to thwart a terror...

Insides by Jerry Underhill revolves around Tommy Wheeler, a down-and-out middle-ager who embarks on a spontaneous journey to Estonia's Merkowitz Manor, intending to document his adventure-seeking social media fame. As he starts to move through the abandoned manor, it's initially all eerie silence and dusty...

Hop on for an adrenaline-pumping thrill ride with Mark Hacker's Infliction Point. Shaken by the brutal murder of his former lover Kayla, disgraced FBI Agent Zach Axton receives more bad news when her killer, Charlie Moore, is acquitted of his crimes due to his intellectual...

A Bee in a Matchbox by Cynthia Zordich is a children’s book about an unlikely friendship between a dog and a bee. One day, a dog encountered a bee buzzing around and was scared. The big black dog had been warned about bees. The bee...

Naked in the Now: Juicy Practices for Getting Present by Marijke McCandless is a refreshing and insightful guide that invites readers on a transformative journey of self-discovery and mindfulness. McCandless presents a playful yet profound approach to reconnecting with vitality and embracing the present moment,...

Scamageddon: The Grand Unified Theory of Why Our World Sucks – and How to Stop the Suck by Mykl Davis is an attempt to alert us of the pernicious path to destruction that we are all on. The author, as a computer technician, uses social...

Mom's Many Hats is a children’s picture book written by Karlie Burnham, with illustrations by Andrea Stevenson. It highlights and celebrates the various roles that mothers play in their children’s lives. The story is narrated by a child who observes their mother tirelessly working for...

Holliday by Matthew Di Paoli can be read as historical fiction about a popular figure of the old American West, yet it also serves as a mystical tale of salvation. Doc Holliday needs no introduction to the average reader. He has been portrayed in countless...

Martha May McKenzie and The Magic Cake Big Mistake! by Brian Starr is a gloriously spectacular story of magic and unpredictability. It all starts when Martha plans to tell her grandchildren that she is a witch by presenting them with a particularly delicious but strange...

The Twitter Gospels by David H Parish is a realistic Christian novel that takes readers on an invigorating journey of questions and discovery. The story follows Paolo Venticinque, an expert in the psychology of religious fanaticism and a Jesuit high school teacher. His regular life...

In There Are No Bibles in Heaven: Walk and Talk with God All the Time, Just like You Will in Heaven, Daniel Green outlines incorrect teachings and interpretations, warns against placing more value on the Bible than on God, emphasizes the Lord's desire to have...

Mikhail Kelnikov's book Rational Theism, Part Two: The Problem of Evil, and God's Omnibenevolence is a critique of atheistic perspectives on the existence of God and the nature of evil. He argues that atheists, who often reject scriptural truths in favor of scientific nihilism, fail...

In Public Speaking with Confidence: How to Overcome Anxiety and Deliver Unforgettable Presentations, Philipp Humm details his journey from anxiety to proficiency in public speaking, offering practical techniques for others to follow. He champions "constructive embarrassment," encouraging deliberate engagement in embarrassing activities to desensitize oneself...

Ternion of Tarr is a work of fiction in the fantasy, adventure, and action genres. It is suitable for teen and adult readers alike as it contains very mild use of strong language and fantasy violence. Part of the Simgra series, it was penned by...

The Year I Lived Twice by Alex Woolf is a time loop mystery that tells the story of Jason Harris, the protagonist, who experiences a time loop after the tragic death of his younger brother, Archie. As the family struggles to cope with the loss...

No one can fully appreciate the extent of a dog’s unconditional love for his human playmate unless they have experienced the joys and sorrows of owning a dog, of allowing the dog to be part of their lives for years, a vital member of the...

Doctor Lucifer is a work of fiction penned by author Anthony Lee in the medical thriller, suspense, and action genres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the presence of strong language and violence throughout. This intense and gripping novel explores the terrifying...