In Max Folsom's crime thriller Death of a Codebreaker, Baker Somerset was the only licensed female private investigator in Ottawa and the owner of Case Closed Investigations. Darlene went missing four weeks ago, and her mother and aunt hired Baker to locate her. Darlene's mother...

Silla’s Awakening: Chronicles of a Cursed Goddess by J.M Durham is about Silla’s quest to discover her unique power and destiny. Durham immerses the reader in a journey to lands filled with magic, individuals with mystical abilities, warring kingdoms, and an enticing hint of romance....

In Day in XXL Size, K.E. Adamus delivers a deeply introspective short story drawn from the book Losers: Short Stories. The protagonist, Nina, navigates the challenges of weight, self-esteem, and familial tensions that shape her tumultuous day. The narrative kicks off with a failed spin...

Ananke: The Prologue by Natalie Raffaele is a graphic comic work of art in the science fiction realm. Here we have characters—not human, though they have human traits. These are AI robotic-types and their mission is to explore new worlds so that humans can escape...

Musical Chairs by Ruth Bures is a historical fiction novel that tells the true story of four musicians, Babette, Freda, Orville, and Walter, who perform a classy vaudeville act in the early 1900s. As vaudeville declines, they settle in a small town in southeastern Minnesota,...

In Soul and Silt, B. N. Helena masterfully weaves a beautiful tapestry of the interconnectedness of all life on Earth. These twelve poems are interwoven, keeping the reader focused on the unity of life: nature, Spirit, language, and the seeking soul. Life’s true meaning goes...

In Your Dreams by Stephanie Ojo is a children’s book helping little ones overcome their fear and anxiety about bedtime. Mama finds that getting Alexander calm and ready for sleep is very hard as he has so many questions and last requests. He does not...

Playtime Clothes is written by Kim MacLean and illustrated by Tia Bates. A young boy’s room is as messy as can be. His clothes are all over the floor, some of his socks are behind the drapes, and his toys are watching from all over...

Clara Raven / Under the Stones: The First Two Adventures of Wednesday McIntyre, U.S. Marshall is penned by author Murray Pura in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and action genres. The plot follows Merck ‘Wednesday’ McIntyre, a Great War survivor and new U.S. Marshal during...

Beyond the Trident is a memoir by Tom Murphy, detailing his combat experiences in Vietnam, and the intense training that accompanied them as a U.S. Navy SEAL—as well as its massive impact on his life later. Murphy introduces his "three-legged stool" concept, which represents the...

In 1966, Henry Taylor was recruited by two of the wealthiest men in Australia to set up and manage a joint family trust, only to be released when two of their children got married. When they both have only sons, the terms of the trust...

Even though raising children is a blessing, sometimes, it can get overwhelming. Laugh Like A Mother by Kathryn Sprandio Ells is a collection of humor-filled poems and real-life anecdotes that capture the broad spectrum of feelings and emotions being a mother entails. A mother wakes...

Enli's Impossible Quest by P.L. Kenna is the first book in The Careworn Soul series, an epic YA fantasy centered on sixteen-year-old Enli, a determined but undersized village guard in the farming community of Athol. Raised collectively by the villagers after being found as a...

Henry Goes To Sleepytown is written and illustrated by M. Glen Bullard. Henry is a little boy who loves to pretend that his stuffed dog named Lute is real. He likes to dream about all the amazing things they can do together. When he closes...

See the Good/God in Everything is a memoir by Regina Clifford, a first-time mom who shares her experiences, struggles, and insights on parenting, marriage, and life. The book is divided into sections, each focusing on a specific aspect of her life, such as being a...

Only a fool fights in a burning house, and there is no shortage of fools in The Power Of Water: Book One of The Doom of The Gods by James Grimm. Twenty-five thousand years ago, the people of Atlantis received a gift from the gods...

Human Verses by Katya Zinn is a thought-provoking compilation of free verse poetry. Zinn's poems explore a range of human experiences and emotions like grief and hope. Every poem in this collection is written in the first-person perspective, as the work is partly autobiographical. This...

In Valentina Cano Repetto's Sanctuary, Sibilla and Giovanni Fenoglio moved from Torino or Turin to a villa in the Ovada area. Engineer Fenoglio's invention brought them money to buy land with a mill, which needed reconstruction. He hoped to relaunch the mill and put...

Custody: Blood is Thicker than Water by Danial Kenneth Mason is inspired by Mason’s true story of fighting for custody of his only son. Set in the 1960s, the book chronicles Mason’s emotional and legal battle against a biased legal system that favored mothers in...

In Women at Work, Kaye Hargreaves offers a comprehensive examination of the historical trajectory of women's employment in Australia from early colonial times to the late 20th century. Beginning with domestic service and gradually transitioning to factory work and beyond, women faced evolving challenges and...