Nature Against by Delenda Carthago starts in a sterile dome city where a computer system controls every human decision. We follow Ziyue, a woman who is done with this forced perfection and just wants an exit from the system, but the rulers won’t even let...

Did you know that anyone can be a scientist? All you need is to be curious about the world around you. In So You Want To Be A Scientist, author Linda Soules shows what it entails to be a scientist. Many scientists stumbled upon some...

In Last Stand, the thrilling fourth book in the Starship of the Ancients series by A.K. DuBoff, xenobiologist Anya Rojas and ex-soldier Evan Taylor join Chancellor Conroy to fight against the corrupt Rostov and the Noche Syndicate. Crime lord Marcus Santano weaponizes alien technology to...

Anthony is on the dock, fishing pole in hand and line in the water. His older brother and sister play cards nearby on the deck of a cabin while his parents put together dinner. Suddenly, there’s a pull on his fishing line. Anthony is worried....

Fang, Bang and the Midnight Mouse: The Christmas Call by J-J Murray is a festive, humorous adventure story. It’s Christmas Eve, and Fang and Bang, the cat detectives, are eagerly looking forward to celebrating the holidays when the phone rings. The Bell Inn landlord is...

Belle is only a little dog, but she’s full of curiosity. In A Christmas for Belle by Cindy J. Vanous, the little Yorkie begins to notice all kinds of changes when she goes out for a walk. There are men in red suits everywhere and...

DD Lorenzo’s The Hotel follows Amelia Daniels, head of Daniels Enterprises, after the board of her woman-owned construction firm warns that her staff may walk away. Amelia has built the company through long workdays and refuses to accept fate as anything but an excuse. However,...

Jack's Noisy Day: A Raucous Romp Through The Alphabet, written by Sarah Tinney and Illustrated by Ricky Audi, is an entertaining and fun-filled children’s book that aims to present the alphabet in the most entertaining way possible. The story follows the journey of Jack’s actions...

Jack's Train Day by Sarah Tinney follows the adventures of a young Australian boy who loves riding on trains. Jack absolutely loves to dangle his legs from the window of the Puffing Billy. He also likes to listen to the sound of the gears that...

The Pilot and the Parrot by James Allan Krause is a remarkable work of literary fiction. The story offers us a sneak peek into the lives of the Foerster family. Of mixed French and German descent, the family prides itself on its remote genealogical connection...

The bitter divorce between Daniel and Jessica Hansen transforms into a lethal contest over their estate in Mike Skillicorn’s Interlaced. Jessica is furious that Daniel refuses to leave her with sixty percent of their assets and will do anything to secure that percentage, even if...

The Gathering of One by Reverend Joie Barry is an eye-opener. Whether we are aware of it, we are constantly walking toward the light. How can our daily deeds contribute to our journey from light to faith to truth? What we criticize in others reflects...

In Anthony J. Mohr’s memoir, Every Other Weekend, the author tells the story of a childhood suspended between two contrasting worlds. After his parents’ divorce at a time when divorce was rare, young Tony lives between two worlds: his biological father’s world, Gerald Mohr, who...

In Fractured Memory by Robbie Sheerin, the year is 2045, and it has been twenty years since the UN and WHO established the Human Preservation League (HPL). HPL was tasked with enforcing a government ban on AI and digital technology. Since microprocessors and CPUs were...

Heroes, Hope, and Healing -- Accepting Your Inner Daredevil by Kenneth Rogers Jr. uses Marvel's Daredevil as a framework for understanding and healing from adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Rogers draws a careful parallel between Matt Murdock's origins, a boy in Hell's Kitchen raised by a...

In A Dark Slip of Time by Virlana Kardash, Allie is a scholar who knows more about 13th-century death than 21st-century dating. Her life as a PhD student, struggling single mother, and scholar is interrupted by slips in time that transport her from modern Toronto...

The fourth book in Kate O'Keeffe’s Royally Kissed series, Royally Off-Limits, introduces a fizzy royal rom-com about Prince Maximilien of Ledonia, a roguish royal dubbed “Man-Child Max” after he plunges down a slip-’n-slide, falling into a pond. Max has never responded well to being forced...

In Kathy-Lynn Cross’s Shattered from Within, six stories and novellas move through horror that begins inside the mind before it reaches the world beyond it. When Emily Was Here follows a woman who has spent thirteen years inside an institution and no longer knows which...

Rusty Blackwood’s Before the Grandeur: The Making of a Horsemaster is a gritty historical prequel about Cyril, a young Englishman who refuses to be limited by his meager beginnings. The story starts with his impoverished childhood in 1913 England and carries through the crushing weight...

Riley loved unicorns like many kids her age. Her love for unicorns was evident in the numerous toys and unicorn posters in her room. Riley ate unicorn cupcakes and even had unicorn underwear. Of all the people who love unicorns, Riley was special because the...