The High Seer is a work of fiction in the dark fantasy, romance, and epic adventure subgenres, and is the opening novel of the Darkling Souls series. The work is suitable for older teen and adult reading audiences. Penned by Alex Bree, this enchanting story...

Leopold: The Lion's Den Series is a supernatural romance novel by Dania Voss. Leopold Van Housen is a shapeshifting lion and the alpha of the most powerful pride in North America. But his leadership position is in jeopardy when the International Shifter Syndicate pressures him...

Dania Voss explores the romance between Olivia Wilson and Sergio Martinez in Lovers and Lace, the first book in the Delcinia Diaries Series. In 2013, Olivia, fresh off her family's dairy farm, moved smoothly into a career as an international model. Far from relying on...

Sir Flapalot the Dragon Knight (The Magic of Being Yourself) by Charly Froh is a children’s picture book that will appeal most to an audience of young readers who enjoy fantasy stories. Sir Flapalot might look like a normal dragon, but he has a hidden...

Words Left Unspoken is a beautiful poetry collection that covers a wide range of topics related to the human experience. Penned by J.A. McGovern, this collection takes readers on a journey, offering ingenious insights and observations along the way that make one contemplate and appreciate...

And you thought it would be easy. After all, the story’s been inside your head for a long time. Now you’re up to the NaNoWriMo challenge of writing a 50,000-word rough draft in a restricted time period. Can you do it? Others have, but is...

Milestoneville Adventurer by Golden November is a return to the Milestonevilleverse, a new round of hilarious interactions with the old crew, and a couple of new introductions. The mishaps include, but are by no means limited to, JBT welcoming guests to Milestoneville Mountain Beach Hotel...

In Self-Publishing: The Ins & Outs of Going Indie, Judy Penz Sheluk provides a comprehensive overview of the self-publishing landscape, discussing its exponential growth and accompanying challenges, including low sales and modest earnings for authors. She emphasizes the necessity for professional presentation, thorough editing, and...

In her memoir Becoming Whole: Journey to Authenticity, Katina Washington shares slices of her life, from a challenging upbringing in Indianapolis, marked by her father's alcoholism and an absence of emotional support, to her evolution into a resilient entrepreneur and advocate for community empowerment. Recounting...

Nowadays, everyone uses the internet, even kids. Like the real world, the virtual world of the internet comes with its own dangers. It has become vitally important for kids to learn safe ways to use the internet. Follow RhinoRAM and his friends and learn the...

The Haunter Grey series by Ross C. Miller kicked off with Castor Efrata-Landeez surviving Unity's assault, and landing in Regia's captivity. Encountering a mentor, he learns to harness "numbers." With Rabid, they target Unity's fleet disruption. On Termina Two, Castor impresses Major Garrant and leads...

A Different Kind of Boy is a children's picture book written by Michael Simones with illustrations by Eminence System. The story follows Michael, a boy who does not enjoy playing soccer, racing cars, getting dirty, or wrestling. When he starts at a new elementary school,...

Narratives of Trauma and Moral Agency among Christian Post-9/11 Veterans is a work of non-fiction in the philosophy, sociocultural issues, and biographical writing subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and contains non-graphic but suitably in-depth discussions of trauma. Penned by...

In this moving memoir, Regina Gershman tells her story as a young girl who, with her family, escaped the persecution of the Jewish community by the former Soviet Union. Rebecca's Journey follows Rebecca since she was ten years old, living with her parents and siblings...

Neon Lights and Plane Tickets: Sci-Fi Poetic Prose Collection is a work of fiction in the dystopian, poetry, and metaphysical writing subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to some moderate references to horror and violence. Penned by author Elsbeth...

Abriana & Josephine is an LGBTQ romance novel by Edmund Hulton and Ann Cushing Tobin. Born to a middle-class family of third-generation Irish immigrants in Bogota, New Jersey, Josephine O'Brien had a rough childhood growing up abused by her father. On the other hand, au...

The Rabbit Man by T.R. Slauf is an anthology of short stories that are absolutely horrifying, particularly as they are centered around the vile impulses of arguably the worst villains in contemporary fiction. The stories range in length, tone, and tenor and include the titular...

Sales are the primary driver of a company's success. However, pursuing a career in sales is not as easy as it seems. Michael Hinkle has over twenty years of experience in sales working for a Fortune 500 title company. With Treasure Hunt: A Common-Sense Approach...

I loved this world of clovers in Grover the Clover by Tim Callahan. It’s unique to have these plant people in their own modern-day world as opposed to being in a garden of some sort. I also enjoyed traveling with Grover to meet his...

Something of a Tall Tale by Christopher C. Tyler follows Joe, who has some very big shoes to fill after the passing of his jet-setting father, Paul Cvozbo. It turns out that the shoes might be even bigger when, while in pursuit of escapism, Joe...