Bound by Her by MZ Rylan is a dark, sizzling, and powerfully subversive romance that flips the script on dominance, desire, and control. Adria Fedorov, who is the heiress to a violent secret society, is a woman who doesn’t kneel, but only commands. But when...

Deadly Vision by T. D. Severin is a high-concept medical thriller that fuses cutting-edge science with heart-pounding suspense. Set in the volatile intersection of healthcare, politics, and personal ambition, this expertly crafted novel follows Dr. Taylor Abrahms, a pioneer in virtual reality surgery, as he...

Nexus of the Anomaly by Chris Cosmain concludes The Anomaly Trilogy with a burst of intelligence, heart, and awe-inspiring scope. In this climactic final installment of the sci-fi saga, Cosmain delivers a layered, high-stakes narrative that pulls together seismic activity, biological threats, and ecological reckoning...

Recovering from personal loss is not always easy, much less helping others along the way. But that's exactly what Sandy Lundy endeavored to do after the tragic passing of her eleven-year-old, Shane, who took his own life after struggling to cope with relentless bullying in...

Standing Up: Making the Best Out of Surviving the Worst by Mary L. Devine is a well-written, emotional, and inspiring memoir. Mary writes about two intense phases of her life. At age 23, Mary fell in love with Vince, a man she hoped to spend...

Jigsaw: Battle For The Final Frontier by David Alyn Gordon is a wild, time-hopping thrill ride that blends sci-fi spectacle with clever historical twists. This second installment in a genre-bending trilogy catapults readers from a futuristic space plane to the trenches of WWI, 1930s Nebraska,...

Higher Love by Joanne Kukanza Easley is a deeply moving family drama that explores how secrets echo through generations, and how love, especially the kind that doesn’t give up, can still heal the deepest wounds. Set in 1986 Austin, this emotionally charged novel introduces us...

The focus of military operations has shifted from global to regional conflicts. In the aftermath of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Special Forces are regularly deployed to quell terrorism and neutralize America’s enemies. Warrant Officer James Chase (nicknamed Gator) ventured into this world as...

The Sapien Empire by Nathan Ogloff is a gritty, post-apocalyptic sci-fi novel that charges forward with fierce momentum and philosophical weight. In a world ruled by brutality and despair, Shindo Dacan is no hero, he’s just a man trying to survive. But when a senseless...

Fast and Hard: From Addictions to Redemption by Matthew Tyner, Sr. is an unflinchingly honest memoir that traces the author’s tumultuous path from a promising baseball career through the depths of substance abuse to eventual spiritual awakening and recovery. It is both a cautionary tale...

The Littlest Giraffe is a delightful children's picture book by Joey Gossett. It follows the adventures of Seymour, a young squirrel who wishes to be a giraffe more than anything else in the world. Living in the elm tree near the downtown zoo, Seymour enjoys...

The Seven Seeds: Shepherd of Souls by Neil Perry Gordon explores what might have been if the Roman Empire had never fallen and if Christianity had never taken root. At the center of the story is Pope Gregory, who is ripped from the familiar sanctity...

It’s 18th-century England, and the land is home to a mysterious highwayman who steals from wealthy and corrupt aristocrats to give to the poor. When Thomas Hopkins, a clerk, runs into the Shadow one evening, little do both know how this chance encounter will affect...

In Locust Hill, Carl Parsons weaves a passionate narrative that follows Cassandra Clark, a popular city girl, as she falls for Jim Russell, a hardworking farmer from the rural community of Locust Hill. Set against the backdrop of agrarian struggles, the story explores themes of...

The Marvel of Maneo and The Moon by James D. Rosenberger follows Maneo, a lonely boy affected by the COVID pandemic, mostly due to isolation, as his life changes. His parents decide to homeschool him, leading to a lack of real social interactions, especially with...

Powerhouse Radio by Kingsley H. Smith is a memoir that traces his 45-year journey through the radio industry, from his early days at WNYU and WRVR to significant contributions at WUSS, WAYV, and NPR. He began his career in the 1960s, mixing his interest in...

A Story About Pizza by Erica D'Arcangelo traces the life of Pietro D’Arcangelo, starting as a boy from Lanciano, Italy, who immigrates to America with his family in search of a better life. The journey begins with a very difficult ship voyage to New York,...

You Can’t Take Them With You by Megan Bannon is the author's memoir following a breast cancer diagnosis. Her treatment plan, led by Dr. Abramson, included chemotherapy, immunotherapy, a double mastectomy, and radiation. Bannon underwent biopsies, genetic testing, and a series of emotionally and physically...

Strings Attached by Andrew Nitkin follows Jonathan Lanbourne, a concert guitarist on a European tour. While in Brussels, he’s coerced by the World Trade Company (WTC) to deliver mysterious packages after threats to his family. Along the way, Jonathan uncovers the WTC's illegal activities, including...

1,001 Lies: Joe Biden presents a politically charged critique of Joe Biden’s presidency. It is organized as a detailed examination of the discrepancies between Biden’s public statements and The Patriot Scribe’s evaluations of his policies and actions. The book challenges what the author views as...