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...

Finally, a great children’s picture book that teaches children how becoming a parent to a pet is much more involved than just loving the animal. In Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities, Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada share the many responsibilities of having a pet....

The Sharecropper's Son by Bobby Dan Cobbs follows the life of Dusty, a young man trapped in the cycle of poverty and oppression in rural Alabama. In the cotton fields, Dusty is consumed by a family's history of exploitation stemming from slavery's aftermath, dreaming of...

Journey of Souls by Rebecca Warner is full of drama, mystery, and mysticism. This book could easily have been called ‘The Decline of a Devout Lady’ as the Countess of Mirefoix starts with prayerful good intentions, but her first sin sets her on a course...

Heartbeats in Ink by Denise Alicea is a collection of 32 poems, most of them about love. The themes are generally positive and uplifting; they include topics such as romantic love, self-love, and even appreciating cats. The poems have a melodic rhythm to them. Most...

In Extremis by Matt Duggan follows Jack against the backdrop of the aftermath of California wildfires and, eventually, the murder of his friend Billy Barber. Evacuated and sheltered by Dr. Jan Thomason, Jack reflects on Billy's illicit dealings, uncovering a substantial sum of money. We...

The Best Day Ever by K.D. McPhillips is a Christian children's book about believing in yourself and acceptance for children of all ages. It follows Chris as he tries to accept that he and his mother have had to move for the third time in...

In Israh Azizi's first Heroes of the Empire series book, Velamir, a Chishman Academy student, confronts mortality on a perilous mission with three peers that becomes a reckoning of his past. Natassa, the emperor's daughter, plans to escape from an unwanted marriage, risking her life...

No Heart for a Thief is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy, dark adventure, action, and suspense subgenres, and forms the opening book of the Malitu series. The work is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of violence, including violence against...

Dead-liner is a work of fiction in the science fiction, suspense, and thriller subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the use of explicit language throughout and some scenes of graphic violence. Penned by author Mori Grant, this gripping tale is set...

Adara Spence's Drawing Red starts with Lucy, an introverted artist, facing a difficult situation. She would soon be homeless as her mother and father were urging her to get a job so she could live independently. Being confined to her bedroom for most of the...

... Green and Blue, Planet Ocean, Me and You! by Janina Rossiter is an educational children's book for young readers from seven years of age and up. Janina creates a concept based on the color chart. Every color has its meaning in nature. These help...

In Jerusalem & the Three Conflicts by B. Lising, the theological significance of Jerusalem is investigated through biblical texts, accentuating its symbolism of peace, safety, and unity with God. The absence of the sea in the new heaven and earth represents the removal of barriers...

Frances the Flamingo follows her flock on their way to the south. It's her first migration, and Frances loves it very much. The leader of the flock warns Frances to stay in the formation. Enchanted with the view, Frances doesn't notice the approaching storm and...