When her ninety-eight-year-old aunt Gretchen “Gret” Prescot dies of an overdose of her medication, sixty-five-year-old Lyric Adler believes Gret was murdered. Her three cousins, on the other hand, seem to believe the old woman may have mistakenly overdosed herself. Lyric hires her friend Vett Brayborn,...

Wolves and Empires by Daniel McKenzie is a captivating historical novel that transports readers into the heart of 17th-century Europe, where the high seas and political intrigue collide in a whirlwind of adventure and betrayal. Captain Lucien Dumaine, known as the Wolf, is a charismatic...

Taking Boston is a Christian contemporary romance by J. Steven Butler, following the life of pastor Jake Wilson as he takes in his young god-daughter Boston following a tragic accident. As he supports Boston through her trauma and forms a life-changing bond with her, the...

Then Came Four is a work of fiction in the thriller, action, and conspiracy drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Edward Izzi, this powerful work unveils the grim reality of racial injustice in 1960s Detroit, a...

In Far on the Ringing Plains (Island) by Patrick E. Craig and Murray Pura, the authors have taken a very sensitive topic and written a story about forgotten soldiers. These are ones that no one wants to remember that died on the island of Guadalcanal,...

Like No Other Boy by Larry Center is a poignant novel that explores the deep bond between a father and his autistic son, Tommy. Chris Crutcher, facing a bitter custody battle with his ex-wife, is determined to protect Tommy's unique world, where he finds joy...

When I Was Young is written by Joe Estacio and illustrated by Attarri Bros. The life of a young child is full of so many wonderful things. Playing for hours with friends until it is time to go home for the night, riding bikes in...

Reckoning of Ascendancy is the second book in Total Control by David F. Smith, a thriller that explores themes of global political intrigue, religious fanaticism, and terrorism. Yasin Akbar’s eugenics program ignites a dangerous game of power, with a sinister program to heal "the world...

Chasing Mr. Wrong by Anastasia Alexander follows the journey of Zoey, a resilient divorcée navigating the tumultuous waters of love, life, and self-discovery. Recently divorced and facing the challenges of being jobless and loveless, Zoey embarks on a quest to find her Mr. Perfect. Her...

In his self-help memoir Eyes Wide Open: Learning to Suffer, Jason L. Sharp examines the role of self-assessment, personal identity, and the impact of biases in evaluating oneself. He advocates for embracing failure as a growth opportunity and stresses the importance of extreme ownership and...

Table for Two by Eliot Parker is a collection of ten short stories, each focusing on the conversations between two people. Set in Appalachia, these stories dive into how people connect—or fail to connect—with each other. The collection starts with "From the Stars Above," where...

Some of the most important stories emerge from the life experiences that shape the perception of the world around us and put into perspective the true value of family, gratitude, and love. 'Til I Get On Back Home: Your Soldier Daddy's Adventure, a touching and...

Why Things Don't Work: It's Systemic and We Can Fix It is a game-changing and comprehensive guide to understanding human behavior and solving complex systemic problems. Brock Hotaling and Harry Foundalis present a revolutionary approach to understanding human behavior in this groundbreaking book. Exploring the...

Lineage by Nancy Swenson falls within the genre of supernatural mysteries, but the nuances of an interweave that spans generations are exceptional. Alexis had missed out on plum assignments and a love life characterized by broken promises, making her opt for a life change—the renovation...

Jodie Sealy is on a quest for self-discovery. But according to her Grandmomma Helen, Jodie is full of “sass and vinegar.” In Saint Agnes’ Garden, Diana Lynn Klueh tells the story of a young girl's struggle to become a rose instead of a dandelion. Grandmomma...

Empty Jars: A Collection of Short Stories by F. A. Hunt is a treasure trove for fans of short stories. In “Beauty in Resilience: A Masterpiece of Self-Love,” Elara, a woman of breathtaking beauty living in a secluded cottage by the sea, transforms her pain...

Male-Dominated by Nenia Corcoran highlights the shocking challenges that the author faced as a female police officer in the force. Nenia's experiences shed awareness on this male-dominated field and its fundamentals. Her book reveals how challenging it is for female officers to overcome the many...

In He Loves Me Not by Nenia Corcoran, Sasha is a nerdy girl who loves school. She is concerned about her looks, and even her mother insinuates she is not physically appealing. Despite her nerdy tendencies, she has some friends, and Amanda has been her...

A Postcard from Jerusalem by Cory J. Schulman gives food for thought to fans of inspirational, realistic, travel fiction and coming-of-age stories. Isaac goes on a six-month trip to Israel with other young Jewish American participants in the program. They swim in the Dead Sea,...

My Love is Forever by Dara M. Witte illuminates the depths of what being a mother means as she speaks to her gently nestled baby. Even before her child was born, visions of happiness overflow. When she begins to contemplate her child's future, the magnitude...