Myla Learns Wings Over My Heart by Angela Thibault is an exceptional read for children because it gives them a simple yet successful way to initially tackle emotional problems. Sometimes, it’s difficult for children to share what is bothering them, especially when they are limited...

“Everything’s the same as it’s always been, Kurt. It’s only our perception of the world that’s changed.” In the novel Without A Face by Lonnie Busch, that sentence would be a significant understatement. The curtain rises in Rescue, a small town somewhere in the American...

The mysterious Voynich manuscript and its meaning have been the subject of speculation ever since its discovery in a Jesuit library near Rome in 1912 by an antiquarian book dealer, after whom it is named. It was originally the property of Emperor Rudolf II of...

In Amy S. Peele’s Last Bite, after the funeral of her husband, Vincent Carlo Sortino, in Chicago’s Little Italy, Angie Sortino expects to settle his affairs, but Mario Longetti takes control of his pension, forcing her to take a housekeeping job at City Hall to...

Advent Blue by Roland Allnach is a riveting psychological technothriller. The story unfolds against the backdrop of the interplanetary conflict between Earth and its Mars colony. Will Fortner is a hardworking recluse who is a navigator at the CHOICE Institute. His dream promotion to a...

The Time Trinity by Kevin D Miller is an absolutely enthralling journey through time. Bohdi McMullin and his partner Elena Lozano have sought refuge from those chasing them, wanting to steal the relics and the powers they possess to travel through time. They are currently...

In his memoir Poking Fun at My Pusillanimity: A Queer Southern Becoming, Kenneth Cupp describes living with his mother and step-father in MawMaw Elsie’s house after leaving a crowded trailer, sharing space in closely monitored and conservative routines. At school, he's repeatedly bullied by Rob,...

Left Anti-Semitism: From Socialism of Fools to Wokeism of Morons by Gary Gindler is a dense, highly argumentative work that examines what the author presents as the ideological roots and development of anti-Semitism within left-wing thought. The book positions itself as distinct from traditional histories,...

It is Midsummer’s Eve. Dreya the Dark is excited about the prospect of reconciling with her wife, Catriona. Princess Zarinda, whose arranged marriage is a day away, is also excited because she believes Dreya will come to rescue her—a rescue already prophesied. To prevent the...

Stevie Guthrie's plans to take a job as a reporter with the Space Coast Tattler have not gotten off to a good start. He has been in the city for barely a day, yet he has already gotten into trouble. It takes the efforts of...

A Human Business by Glenn Bostock describes the CEO of SnapCab’s method of building a successful business through people-centric practices instead of focusing on financial results. The author's educational obstacles taught him to view the world through a different perspective while recognizing the special abilities...

Disposable Girl and Other Tales of Brutality and Wonder by Scott Michael Powers is an intriguing anthology of thirteen captivating short stories. Disposable Girl focuses on the lengths a human trafficking victim will go to escape that life. Versipellis Nemora is about a man tasked...

Angela Page Conti’s Enrico G is about Enrico Giuseppe Gardini, a man whose resilience is forged in fire from the 19th-century countryside of Abruzzo, Italy, to the streets of New York City. Growing up in a village where olive groves and strict traditions are the...

A Summer of Static by Wren Greyson is a science fiction drama that follows Purcell, a robot that has just woken up from a simulation where it thought it was human. Robots are desperate to be treated like humans, and humans have robot companions. Purcell...

Runebound by Alessa M. Norwen is the story of a culture torn between its pagan roots and Catholicism. Milena is a princess of Mecklenburg, where the old pagan gods are banished by the Church, but their beliefs and rituals are still secretly practiced. Milena’s parents...

In Jason Middleton’s The Last Harmonic, at a diplomatic event in Geneva, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presents a reset in relations with Russia, marked by a symbolic button that conceals a critical translation error and signals a deeper shift already in motion. Years later,...

In Whispers of the Pale Witch by S.A. Sizemore, following the death of her great-aunt, Kylie Beckett returns to her birthplace in Salem, Massachusetts, hundreds of years after the infamous witch trials and horrific executions of 1692. She discovers that the hatred, the urge for...

In Ben and the Spooky Forest by Brian Keith Higgins, readers meet a curious young boy named Ben. While his dad is away at work, he spends time at home with his mom. On those days, he enjoys baking (especially chocolate treats) and spending time...

Kuni Ruto by Llewellyn Burgess is a political fantasy that follows the story of Arinko Xelha. This begins a decade after the Queendom of Xelha’s civil war with Arinko as the new queen. Young and inexperienced in politics, Arinka was passionate about rebuilding her damaged...

Lately, Lee Butler, a tabloid writer and ghost hunter for hire, has been having weird dreams about two women from his past and his hometown of Wheelen Creek, Texas. The two women, both his love interests, had been the reason he had left that place,...