In Shift, a YA fantasy by T.A. Styles, Eric Long has spent his life protecting his family, but when his wife dies, he begins to learn things about her he never knew. Those things relate to their son, Caz, a boy who is suddenly starting...

Michael A. Greco's 33 Frivolous Pricks of Time takes readers on an imaginative time-travel adventure that masterfully blends dark humor with high stakes. Eight travelers shatter time's delicate fabric after a catastrophic mistake, sending them tumbling through history's most horrific disasters and infamous crimes. As...

In An Old Remedy by Jo A. Hiestand and Paul Hornung, the villagers near Stanton Moor hold their traditional May Day celebration every year. But this year, the festivities turn dark when a human arm is discovered inside a refrigerator early in the morning. The...

Samuel C. A.’s 100% Self-Discipline explores mastering self-control and effectively using disciplined actions to achieve personal goals and improve one’s life. The book is systematically organized, guiding readers in understanding self-discipline, debunking myths, and providing actionable strategies to cultivate discipline across various life domains. Samuel...

When People Leave: A Story of Love, Lies, and Finding the Truth by Leslie A. Rasmussen will appeal to fans of dramas, mysteries, and women's fiction. A successful realtor, Carla Weiss takes her own life and leaves her three daughters, Morgan, Charlotte, and Abby, inconsolable. The...

Joshua A.H. Harris' Eyes of Iris is the story of Iris Solovyov, a twenty-year-old genius whose life turns upside down after an ayahuasca ceremony. After a mind-altering experience in the future, Iris arrives at the ER of Stanford University Medical Center and begins to tell...

Around the World in Eighty Photos by Jeremiah A. Gilbert is a beautiful collection of photos that takes you on a journey across the world, but it’s more than just a bunch of nice pictures. Each one comes with a short reflection that makes you...

The quest for meaning is not an easy one. Douglas A. King explores two diverse scenarios using a unique approach in An Innocent World, taking readers back to where it all began, in the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve were born as innocents, with...

Daniel wants adventures like his superhero, Superio, but realizes his superhero’s intent is rather self-centered. Faith wants to improve her ability to play the flute. Joanna has studied hard and believes she is ready for the test. But that’s not how the story begins in...

Austin Blues is a rich tapestry woven from the threads of music, friendship, and the relentless march of time, set against the backdrop of Austin, Texas. Written by Gary A. Keith, it takes readers on an exciting journey through the eyes of Sanders Eden and...

Storms: A ‘Crossed Paths’ Prequel Novella by Jo A. Hiestand interweaves the melancholic undertones of lost connections with the mystery of human relationships, all set in a quaint English village. This novella serves as a prequel to the larger McLaren Mystery series, providing a deeper...

The Gourmet Club by trial lawyer and award-winning author Michael A. Kahn is an engaging, sometimes funny, sometimes heart-rending novel that traces the lives of four lawyers accepted into a prestigious Chicago law firm. During the early, hazing-like days after their employment, they form a...

The End of Meaning: Cultural Change in America since 1945 by William A. Sikes is a tour de force in the breadth of American culture covered in his commentary, from religion and philosophy to literature and poetry, music and movies, letters and the internet, romance...

Path of Sorrow and Wind is the first book in the Sorrowborn Trilogy by authors April Davis and Kevin A Davis. The story follows Caitlyn, a young woman living in a brutal world devastated by the Sorrow, an apocalyptic event that brought chaos and unnatural...

Jewish and Protestant girls faced the various aspects of life with different perspectives, during the Nazi regime. Anna Mendel joins the resistance and Ingrid Brecht becomes a guard at Ravensbrück and Auschwitz. After fifty years of being an American rabbi's wife, Ingrid reaches out to...

World War II was a pivotal event in the previous century's history. It was a war contested on a broad front between multiple adversaries. For the Allies, it was fought by soldiers from diverse backgrounds in the cause of freedom from tyranny. It is fitting...

In Empire of Ache & Ruin, book one in the Empire of Ruin series by Diana A. Hicks, Tristan “Archer” Sallows returns to New York after years of exile, bent on bringing down the man who destroyed his family. Maurice Davis, the powerful senator who...

King Cotton III: Jack & the Ripper by Richard A. Noble offers a detailed and immersive story set in the turbulent American West during the late 1860s and early 1870s. Bailey reunites with Wild Bill Hickok and becomes involved in Cuba’s Ten Years War and...

Although cousins, Richie and Ely Rinko passed for brothers to everyone else. Drafted to fight in Vietnam, the two, among many other soldiers on the battlefield, learn the hard truth about the raging war. They had better chances of going home in a body bag...

Who can create beauty? Does that privilege only belong to humans? What if some other intelligence expresses beauty and desire better than we can? The Poetry Contest by Lyman Ditson and Adam A.I. might help you make up your mind. In "My First Words," Adam...