Wrath and Reckoning is the third book in Patrick Parker's Max Kenworth Suspense Thriller series. After a devastating attack in New York City, the nefarious culprit is still at large. With the help of Nassar, a representative of the Muslim Brotherhood, Bart Madison, a mercenary,...

Raven is a gripping crime thriller by Robert T. Kelley. Set at the tail end of the Cold War in 1990, the story follows a diverse cast of characters who unwittingly become ensnared in a dangerous criminal conspiracy that threatens to plunge their lives into...

You Just Survive by Jeffrey Sabins is a profound memoir depicting the life of a Marine and the events that transpire after war. Sabins speaks about his harrowing tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. He also mentions the quieter, more difficult battles: the nightmares that do...

Horns and Bark by M.M.D.A follows several characters as they try to survive in a brutal world shaped by ancient curses, divine betrayal, and an oppressive empire. At the center is Zethos, a non-human outcast burdened with horns, stone-like skin, and constant pain. He keeps...

Jamie's Journey: Cancer from the Voice of a Sibling by Sharon Wozny is a thoughtful children's book for all the siblings of cancer patients around the world to help them understand that their feelings are valid. The lives of thirteen-year-old Jamie and her ten-year-old sister, Jordan, are...

Gap Year by Lindsey Goldstein introduces forty-six-year-old CPA Jane Greenberg, whose life is disrupted when her daughter Liza leaves for a gap year in Spain. Just then, her husband, Clark, confesses that he is having an affair. Distraught, Jane decides to leave everything behind, including...

Ruta’s Closet by Keith Morgan with Ruth Kron Sigal is a profoundly moving account of survival during the Holocaust, offering a vivid portrayal of the horrors endured by the Kron family in Nazi-occupied Lithuania. The narrative follows Ruth Kron Sigal’s journey, beginning with her family’s...

No Place Like Nome: The Bering Strait Seen Through Its Most Storied City by Michael Engelhard is an interesting foray into the past, derived from a personal passion for Nome’s history and the line between facts and myths. The region where Nome is located has...

Serendipity on Wheels by Karen Shane is a captivating travel memoir that chronicles two decades of retirement adventures across diverse landscapes and cultures. From rafting the Grand Canyon to navigating England’s waterways on a narrowboat, Shane’s vivid storytelling brings her and her husband John’s extraordinary...

Snip and Bittersweet by Amy Laundrie is a great story of friendship and adventure. The Podkins are small creatures that look like humans but are about the size of a sparrow. They live in harmony with nature. Among them is Snip, a quiet boy who...

Chuck Morgan’s The Eye of the Navigator: Kealoha Island Thrillers Book 2 is a gripping, action-packed conspiracy thriller set in Hawaii. Detective Leilani Kealoha of the Honolulu Police Department is under intense time pressure to find the perpetrator(s) of heists from four upscale resorts in...

Finley the Frog and the Magical Wishing Flower by Pria Dee follows Finley, the smallest frog in Croaksville. He longs to be athletic like his family. But he is so tiny, a slow swimmer, and he cannot jump very high. Everyone except his friend, Emma,...

Treat yourself to a colorful array of characters in TK Sheffield's hilarious tale of love and romance with The Valentine Lines. Cupid is done with the drama and politics of his relatives on Mount Olympus and finds sanctuary as Bart McGee in the cozy town...

The Awakened Body by Ray Walker is a well-written memoir that takes readers through Ray’s transformative journey of self-discovery and her 140-pound weight loss. Ray discusses a series of challenges and battles with her body since childhood. These include the impact of excessive sugary treats,...

One Grain of Sand by David Somerfleck follows Noah Harpster, a thief sentenced to fifty years, who is coerced into a secret government medical program called Rahu and placed in cryogenic stasis. Decades later, he is discovered, revived in 2096 by Dr. Peter Hardamon, and...

Ben Haddad is a quiet, scrawny kid whose parents immigrated to Israel from Libya and Romania. Ofir Stern is tall, strong, and energetic, born in an upscale neighborhood of Jerusalem. While the two boys couldn't be more different, a long-lasting friendship blossoms when Ben moves...

Magnolia and the Gang Save the Day by George J. Linsenmeyer, III is a charming children's tale that occurs under the sea. When Peter the Pelican and Sammy the Sea Bass realize their friend Kevin the Crab is missing, they quickly gather their other ocean...

Beneath a Brighton Sun by K. Lyn Smith follows the antagonistic relationship between Eloise Corbyn and Archer Vale. She is the granddaughter of an earl, while he is scarred by his father’s criminal background and neglect. Eloise has lived a charmed life in a loving...

When Lindsey Hartwell, a reserved middle school art teacher, reluctantly boards a bus in the company of her best friend, Melanie ‘Mel’ Halston, bound for Shadow Lake Ranch, Montana, her only worry is that she has made the wrong decision to tag along. It was...

James R. Mapp’s Chance or Circumstance? A Memoir and Journey through the Struggle for Civil Rights gives a firsthand account of the civil rights battle in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The book captures both the intimate details of Mapp’s upbringing and the sweeping social changes he fought...