Auralis: The Bridge (Book 1) by R.A. Wagener is a praiseworthy, speculative, sci-fi technothriller. We meet Asher Newman, a mid-level systems integration engineer at Luminate Technologies. When Asher’s team was assigned to run final-stage testing on a new hi-tech chip, Asher discovered that the architecture...

In Kris Nedy's The Fairy of the Enchanted Lake, Michaela is a girl from Summerscent, a mountain village. Children mock her appearance until she follows a butterfly into the forbidden forest and finds the Lake of Lacrima. A fairy grants her wish to become beautiful,...

“You can only sell your integrity once, so you better get a good price for it,” are the opening lines of Diana Colleen’s provocative, revolutionary, and speculative thriller, They Could Be Saviors. The most consequential news of the century is brought to the world by...

In The Medium is the Mirror, Tim Love argues that the fight over truth has moved into the systems people use every day, where what a person sees begins to shape what they come to believe before they even test it. He follows how a...

In Steve Doherty’s Crossroads, in 1948, American counterintelligence officer Jonathan Preston learns that Uchito Tsukuda, a former Japanese intelligence commander, is moving weapons to North Korea while searching for a legendary Masamune sword. Tsukuda believes the blade can restore his power, but Preston sees a...

Our planet is in need of our care and loving attention. We have taken advantage of its treasures for too long. Young people (as well as those young at heart) need to learn how to care for the world in which they will live, hopefully...

In Pannell and Sigfusson’s The Big Dream, Brandon is a downtown schoolboy whose final English grade depends on an essay about his summer plans. He thinks his ordinary routine cannot fill the assignment until GameTeck announces a remote-operated car race in Riverside. The contest offers...

Spotlight by Charles Besondy follows a Christian rock band whose comeback places it in the path of a global political takeover. After a financial collapse, United Nations leader Lucky Zebul uses the new world currency to pressure nations into surrendering control to him, with America...

In D.I. Telbat's Eve of Chaos, book one in The ELM Series, after the Meridia Virus leaves San Diego broken, nineteen-year-old Levi Caspertein lives with his father, Titus, inside a fortified high-rise. Titus turns the building into ELM, a Christian refuge named for the belief...

In Richard Paolinelli’s Of All The Gin Joints In The Universe, on Station 1964, a space layover called Norma, private investigator Samuel Archer Spade accepts Natasha Carter’s request for protection from Spencer Holloway, an antiquities dealer linked to a stolen jeweled eagle statue rumored to...

In One of Us Must Die by Zelly Ruskin, we follow Sterling, a mother who has spent decades putting on a brave face to protect her children from their cold, calculating father, Keith. On the outside, her life in a wealthy New York suburb looks...

In Nick Iuppa’s Evolution’s Angels, when four children survive separate disasters, their hospital scans reveal a brain structure that scientists at Leland University have never seen before. Dr. Kathleen Kelly studies Melissa Washington, a Rochester shooting survivor; Ángel Rivera, a Tucson ranch boy; Lillie Allonzo,...

In West Point to Wall Street, Omar Ritter traces how a boy shaped by military households becomes a West Point cadet, an Army officer, and then a man forced to build a civilian life after brain surgery. His path begins with family separation and early...

Taboo & Transcending Tales by Rich Disilvio comprises five highly entertaining, deeply meaningful stories that explore themes and motifs of a philosophical and spiritual nature. From the problem of faith and art to arrogance and discoveries in science, the main characters face their histories and...

Thomas LeBrun brings romance lovers a gem of a poetry collection with Poems From the Heart: An Anthology of Love, Longing and Reflection. These poems are an ode to love and show how it affects a person and shapes their outlook toward the world. It's...

Wilds of Amaranth: Save the Dog Kingdom is a rulebook game campaign created by Sohrab Rezvan. This campaign is set in the world of Amaranth, with animal kingdoms of dogs, cats, and horses that exist alongside those of humans, dwarves, and elves. The druid Nala...

Alesa Lightbourne’s Bad Ass Grandma: Living Large, Finding Awe redefines what it means for an older woman to be Bad Ass after all the former trappings of the rat race begin to lose their old authority. Lightbourne shows that this identity is not built through...

Murder in a Red Dress by C.C. Bolick is book one in the Mountain Girl, PI series. The story follows Marilyn Keller, a college student with a bizarre ability to sense what animals are feeling. She finds herself stepping into the role of investigator after...

Make Up Your Mind, What Do You Want? by R.A. Dillow shares the life of Dillow's father, Donald, a Minnesota farm boy who learns adulthood through paid work after a childhood where major lessons were left unsaid. Raised as one of nine children on a...

Dogs are pretty smart. Though most of us dog owners already know that simple fact. In Bruce Miller’s The Science and Secrets of Dogs, dogs will reveal some of their clear-thinking methods, from sensing a chemical change in their owner’s body that might signify a...