“An artist lives in the moment,/ Looks at all the colors in the sky,/ The patterns within each leaf.” What is an artist? Someone who creates passionate images and structures for others to see and admire? An artist is definitely someone who creates, but it...

A Cesspool of Spies by Linda Watkins is a riveting espionage novel set against the volatile backdrop of 1950, when Cold War paranoia is rising. Simon Biggs, a coal miner’s son with ambitions beyond the mines, is recruited by Major Bradley Sullivan into the fledgling...

In Tangled Darkness by M.M. Desch, Dr. Leslie Schoen has just learned that her wife, Izzy, is pregnant. As Leslie was leaving her office, she opened a letter that informed her of an investigation initiated by the Oregon Medical Board regarding her possible misuse of...

The Wandering Adventures at Hobart Mill by Dustin C. Kinard is an enthralling adventure for children, following an eleven-year-old boy, Malachi Halladay, who wishes to be like his parents, brave world travelers. Malachi just lost his parents in a plane crash and must move from New York to...

The Music of Humanity by Shawn Merritt is a stirring Christian young adult novel chronicling the tumultuous journey of Jeffrey Killingsworth. Haunted by mental illness, addiction, and profound misfortune, Jeffrey stands at the crossroads of despair and redemption. As he reconnects with his childhood love,...

Annie in Retrospect by Kristina Voegele is a sharp and heartfelt women's fiction novel that takes a time-twisting dive into regret, identity, and the many versions of ourselves we carry. In 2008, twenty-five-year-old Annie Young is floundering in San Francisco, lost between youthful idealism and...

Close Enough to Burn by Daniela R. Morassutti follows Isabella, a teenage go-kart racer chasing her dream of becoming a professional driver in Europe. After losing a beachside race to her longtime rival and emotional entanglement, Marco, Isabella remains determined to succeed. Complications deepen with...

Exposed Desire: The Benedict Brothers Book 3 by Tara Sue Me centers around Officer Alyssa and the eldest Benedict brother, Kipling. The heat between them is fierce enough to burn down their town, Charleston, but they cannot be together. For one, Kipling is a wealthy...

The House Divided: The Story of the First Congressional Baseball Game by J.B. Manheim explores a little-known but significant moment in American political and sports history: the first Congressional Baseball Game in 1909. While often remembered today as a light-hearted, bipartisan event that raises money...

I Know What You Do When I Go to School is a children's picture book written and illustrated by Siona Talekar. The story follows a young girl who humorously imagines what her mother is doing while she is at school. As the girl tackles challenging...

Those That Did Not Die by Penny Fletcher follows the heart-wrenching story of Candace, a woman tormented by her ex-husband, Drake, after his return from the Gulf War. Mentally twisted by his war experiences, Drake takes his rage out on Candace, significantly disrupting their family life....

Tell Me Everything by Maggie Casteen is a chilling psychological thriller about secrets, guilt, and the haunting power of the past. Julia Delauren appears to have a picture-perfect life with an enviable career, a loving husband, and a circle of caring friends. But beneath that...

Nineteen: A Daughter’s Memoir of Reckoning and Recovery by Leslie Johansen Nack presents an unflinching account of adolescence marked by trauma, resilience, and self-discovery. As a follow-up to her earlier memoir, Fourteen, this installment traces the years after a harrowing sea voyage when Nack is...

The Grim Reaper’s Spectacles is a speculative novella combining elements of science fiction, psychological thriller, and moral philosophy. Aras Tahmoores crafts a tense, character-driven narrative centered around Joseph, a solitary retired aerospace engineer who has dedicated a decade to creating a mysterious pair of glasses...

To Be by John Blossom is a poignant and deeply personal coming-of-age YA novel about talent, identity, and resilience that is inspired by true events. Duncan Pepper, a gifted teenage actor cast as Hamlet, must navigate more than just the emotional complexity of the role....

Phillip L. Wray’s The Rosy Cross Murders plunges readers headfirst into the captivating chaos of 1637 Paris. Charles de la Forêt enjoys a rare moment of respite and personal happiness. But this tranquility is short-lived, brutally interrupted by the murder of a witness from a...

A motorcycle accident pulls Sam Lancaster back to her hometown, Titusville, and straight into the arms of Blake Forester, the star of her teenage fantasies and her brother’s best friend. As they run into each other around town, and Sam visits his family’s diner often,...

An error in programming the nanobots almost causes the extinction of the human race. Can they be re-programmed to save the rest of humanity? A woman investigates the murder of a man of the cloth, only to discover that she was the intended target. Can...

The Cheatsheet to Beat Your Rivals in Business & at Work by Rene Domingo offers practical strategies for entrepreneurs and executives, focusing on improving operational efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing customer experience. Domingo leans into eliminating inefficiencies rather than cutting visible costs like labor or...

The Secretary by Deborah Lawrenson is a hypnotizing tale that unfolds at the height of the Cold War. Lois Vale, the protagonist, is dispatched to Russia as a secretary for the British Embassy in Moscow. In reality, Lois is not a typical secretary but an...