H. Dawn Hunter offers readers captivating dystopian fiction in Thirteen Hands. Frank Clemens lives on the streets of Blackburn. Because he is witchborn, he was sent to the Institution and Marked by order of the president. The girls who are witchborn are killed. Frank has...

Not Lucille by Mike Steele follows Lucy Contento, a lively and curious 10-year-old girl who is a fifth-grader at Robbins Elementary in Chambersburg. At the start of school, she is happy to be in class 5A, which is located at the top of the building...

I Love My Grandma: A Celebration of Grandmothers by Kelly Reddin is a well-written children's book that shows the impact of grandparents, particularly grandmothers, on the lives of young children. Reddin writes about various roles and activities they teach children, including swimming, knitting, fishing, gardening,...

Havenhearth by Caleb Walters is a harrowing, atmospheric descent into a post-apocalyptic society clawing at survival underground. We find ourselves in a world where a nuclear disaster renders the surface uninhabitable, and what's left of humanity is sealed inside the three city-sectors of Havenhearth. These...

Black Glove by M.A.N. is an action-driven, emotionally charged superhero thriller rooted in street justice and personal pain. We're with Leroy Black, who is certainly no stranger to loss. After witnessing the murder of his father and brother, he makes it his mission to bring...

In Boardroom Assassin, RL Hare presents an intriguing scenario. What if a top, successful executive plans to murder an unknown victim just because he can? Rick Frown has everything: CEO of a Fortune 1,000 company, a beautiful wife, lots of travel, and the ability to...

Bling, Bliss & Blunders: What Not To Do Before Your Wedding by Irene Woodbury is a madcap romantic comedy full of hijinks, heartache, and hilarity. What should have been two dream weddings in Las Vegas turns into a cascade of disasters complete with injuries, mistaken...

The Division by Cristina Mia is a whimsical story that follows the animals of the Hargrave meadow, which has become a shadow of its former self. Once peaceful and vibrant, the meadow is now plagued by a mysterious fog that leads to conflict among the...

A Bridge to Your Roots by Shai Shvalb is a comprehensive exploration of Israel, delving into its landmarks, history, traditions, and archaeology. The book covers various biblical landmarks, rivers, lakes, mountains, and cities, emphasizing their connection to Jesus' journey and how prophecies are being fulfilled...

In M.D. Wiselln's Sins of the Forefathers: Law of Teeth, Volume 1, an ancient evil that even werewolves, witches, and vampires must bow down to, is waking from the depths. It all begins when Geoff relocates his pack to an old condominium complex south of...

Mate: A Novel in Twenty Games by Robert Castle provides a unique perspective on marriage through the metaphor of chess. The author takes a creative approach, connecting the strategic moves of chess to the intricate dynamics of a marital relationship. The story is conveyed through...

In Sunny Rock Harbor, Devon, a rock star who desperately needs a hit album, leaves city life behind for the picturesque landscape of Sunny Rock Harbor, hoping that a new place will shake him out of his funk and inspire him to write a hit...

When Jackson “Jax” Lancaster’s dad decides to bring in some help with the auto shop’s finances, Jax believes he only needs a little time to figure things out on his own. So when a gorgeous, sharp-tongued redhead shows up in his garage, wearing sinfully high...

In an evolving business world, the need for inclusivity is becoming more apparent and is no longer an option. It is a strategic necessity that goes far deeper than political correctness. The Inclusive Leader: Embracing Diversity for Organizational Excellence by Mustafa Nejem points out that...

Tokyo Tangents by Robin S. Hasuki is an inventive and unusually structured novel that threads together small, carefully drawn character moments into a larger, unexpected narrative. Framed through short, interconnected chapters, the book paints Tokyo as both familiar and strange, a place where routine hides...

Indifferent Universe by Joseph Blackhurst is a sprawling, unconventional narrative that defies categorization. At its core, the book is a meta-fictional exploration of life, death, art, and the interconnectedness of existence. Blackhurst crafts a story that oscillates between humor, tragedy, and philosophical musings, creating a...

The Memory Gardener by Mustafa Nejem is a unique psychological fantasy novella. Joseph is a memory gardener helping people to restore their memories. Drawing a parallel with tending garden flowers, Joseph nurtures the fragile memory fragments, trying to help them grow into a coherent story....

Jenny and Mark had been planning to retire, but things took a drastic turn. Mark was involved in a horrible accident. His plane catches fire, and Mark has third-degree burns. When Jenny gets the call about the accident, she is devastated. She gets on a...

Sophia Freeman and the Winter Behemoth by T.X. Troan follows Sophia Freeman to the Forbidden Land with instructions to deliver a journal to Wondnair for Gordimon. She meets an injured eeron, Ponnuke, learning of kidnappings by iron-masked guards before meeting Allen, who had allied with...

In One More Chance by Reno R. Mist, Levi cheated on his wife, Sloane, with a woman named Angie, then abandoned his family to move in with her. The consequences were devastating: his life spiraled into misery, his daughter Violet vanished without a trace, his...