Need It, Don't Want It by Jay Avigdor is a business memoir with a clever structural twist. It opens with the author at the peak of success, running his financing company Velocity through a stretch so busy that IPO talk is buzzing through the office,...

Scott Ambrose’s Demystified Mystic presents a modern guide to mysticism built around the idea that interconnectedness can be experienced as a lived spiritual reality. The book frames the sense of separation people feel within themselves and the world as the starting point for a path...

In Michelle Ian’s Shadows Are Falling, we follow Dr. Robert Qiu, a brilliant forensic pathologist who is carrying a lot of psychological trauma from his past. The nightmare begins in the quiet town of Fishbone, Montana, when a ten-year-old child named Benji Larsen is found...

Operation Nightfall by Ty Mitchell is the second book in the V.E.N.O.M. series. This story finds Jake and Zasha in a quasi-normal life. As DIA assets, they have handlers and must be ready for assignment in the blink of an eye. But Do Shen, believed...

Everyone wants to be successful. However, you may be surprised to learn that navigating success isn't as easy or as simple as it looks from the outside. So, how do you prepare for life after success? In Surviving Success, Adrian Solas reveals the many issues...

T.K. Toppin’s The Dark Without follows Dr. Esme Morrant, a genealogist-anthropologist in 7631 whose discovery of an ancient journal threatens everything humanity believes about Sibyl, the woman credited with leading civilization out of a ruined Earth. Scientific testing dates the journal a thousand years earlier...

Ariane Lisboa’s Women & Choices follows the author from her childhood in Brazil, where generations of women in her family influence how she understands the life she wants for herself. With education at the heart of the future her parents imagine, her mother becomes the...

Set in 1764 in colonial Pennsylvania, A Player's Exit by Terri Karsten follows newly widowed Penelope Corbitt, who has found a haven, along with her daughter Nabby and son Nathaniel, at a wayside tavern. Miles Tucker, the kind-hearted tavern owner, wants to marry her, but...

S.F. Baumgartner’s The Mercer Files Complete Trilogy brings together three connected suspense novellas centered on the Mercer brothers as separate investigations expose pieces of a decades-old conspiracy. In Black Gold Secret, salvage diver Luke Mercer is drawn into reporter Gemma Klein’s inquiry after Hurricane Tanya...

Ellie Harlow and the Declaration of Courage is a wonderful historical fantasy and the second book in A.V. Harlow’s Art Escapes series. We meet Nathan and Ellie on a guided tour of the United States Capitol Rotunda. As they look at John Trumbull’s Declaration of...

The Memory of Salt by Angelo Nicola Giuliano is a lovely collection of thirteen short stories. Each story centers on a shared locale: Italy’s southern coast – Cilento, Maratea, Calabria, Sicily, Mondello Nubia, and Mazara del Vallo – where fishing traditions run deep. Also shared...

Beau Lemmerman’s Heretical Talk follows Alex Haxan, a young outlaw whose encounter with Defyl, an ancient creature from a dead realm called the Old Dark, alters the course of his life. After Defyl enters Alex’s world and targets Adelaide Harrow, the woman Alex loves, Alex...

Things are not always as they appear. In Susan Poole’s Out of the Crash, there are many things in both the Beasley and Shawver families that are hidden from the eyes of their community. The families become subjects of community gossip and speculation when Amy...

I Can See It In Your Eyes by J.R. Abella opens with a nameless predator who lures and murders a woman named Anna in New Orleans, and closes the loop later with a traveling salesman meeting the same fate at the same hotel. The title...

In Web of Obsession by Ann Dunbar, Sunny Rivers was famous as America's sweetheart. But she longed for something more personal. Sunny wanted a place where she truly belonged and someone who loved her. When Sunny met Antonio, she believed she had found what she...

In Crowned in Vice: The Peloni Empire by Tiffany Persails, Teagan, always looking for her next fix, constantly finds herself at the mercy of Marcus, one of the prospective heirs to the Peloni family. However, when his cousin, Thomas, the second prospective heir, learns of...

In Sentry by Justin Dec, after his father Doug dies, John Lawson returns to his hometown of Fall's Landing, Massachusetts, where he reunites with estranged brother George after twenty years. John had been treated for schizophrenia since childhood, when an apparition he calls the blue...

What happens when someone keeps yelling “DUCK!” and his buddy doesn’t understand why? In Duck! by Mr. Steve, two letter friends, “D” and “A,” are talking when one begins telling the other about his day. “A” barely gets started before his pal interrupts by yelling,...

William Schutmaat’s The Imagined Kingdom opens in 1822 London, where Scottish soldier Gregor MacGregor presents members of White’s Club with a map of Poyais, a Central American country he claims to rule as Cacique. Raised in the Scottish Highlands, MacGregor enters military service before joining...

In Drifting Sublime Hope, Zach Girard looks back on childhood through memories that seem to exist at a distance, many preserved in videos filmed by the author's father before journals become a record of the years that follow. The author remembers experiencing school differently from...