Fun, fun, fun! That is truly the best way I can describe Orconomics: A Satire, the great new read by author J. Zachary Pike. In this incredibly engaging new novel, a party of misfit heroes is commissioned, or shall I say coerced, into professional heroing...

Dusk Runner (Book One in the Dark Arrow trilogy) by Mathias G.B. Colwell is an epic fantasy fiction read. The story tells of a young elf named Elliyar and the uphill battle that he and his fellow elves face against the dark elves and the...

She might be young and she might be on her own, but she wasn't unable to take care of herself; not that Grey knew that exactly, but he could tell there was something different about her. She wasn't fully human, that was for sure, and...

Grand Cross is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and adventure sub-genres, and was penned by Merethe Walther. Written as the second book in the A Shot in the Dark series, this work follows on where Mercury in Retrograde left off. Once...

In Gloom: A Light in the Darkness by Serenity Williams, there is a character in the beginning and throughout who just does not want to get out of bed. The character does not even crave food. The character’s mother says it is depression. But, the...

A Hare’s Tale 17: Dandelion Bigfoot and the Dark Hare (A Hare’s Tale Book Series) is a children’s book that isn’t really a children’s book. Author Rob Auty has produced the latest in what is clearly a long-running series about Dandelion Bigfoot, the Golden Hare....

Destination Remarkable: Surviving the Dark Side of Success is a work of non-fiction in the personal narrative, autobiography, and business success stories subgenres. It is best suited to mature adult readers as it discusses some very dark adult themes. Penned by author Mary Grothe, this...

Finding Jesus, Peace and Unconditional Love by Kristine Fontaine shares the author's life journey, in which she discusses her supportive family background and religious upbringing, and how it shaped her values. Despite experiencing challenges such as low self-esteem, feelings of unworthiness during college, and emotional...

Christina: Chronicles of the Dark Star Child by Wesley Farris is a paranormal novel set against the backdrop of a looming darkness that threatens to engulf the world. A sinister force, born in Nazi Germany, seeks immortality and is now poised to unleash its power....

No More Fear by Judy Sheer Watters is a tender, beautifully illustrated children's book that addresses one of the most universal childhood experiences: the paralyzing fear of darkness. Dedicated to the author's granddaughters, this book transforms a personal family experience into a story that will...

Exile: Book One of The Dark Mirror Trilogy by Sherri Fulmer Moorer is a wonderful science fiction read. The description begins thus: “Dr. Addison Lybrand’s career ends the moment the object she’s tracking vanishes beyond the heliopause.” What follows after the disappearance of the object...

In What You Say, Daddy? His Glory Revealed in the Dark, Lex Khoo offers a raw look at a life turned around by faith. He takes us on his personal journey, from early financial struggles, traditional ancestral worship, and a major crisis in his youth...

Katy, her sisters Lacey and Charlotte, and friend Sharron love to ice skate. When their mother takes them to Griffin Pond to skate, the girls encounter five older boys who are up to no good. One of the boys grabs Katy inappropriately. The girls escape...

Nolanverse: Exploring the Greatest Illusion in Movie History: An Unauthorized New Analysis of The Dark Knight Rises is a work of non-fiction in the music, entertainment, and analytical writing subgenres. It is suitable for the general reading audience. Penned by author Robert E. Eliot, this...

Reflecting His Glory: Shatter the Darkness as You Shine the Light of Christ through Life's Joys and Sorrows is a work of non-fiction in the Christian living, motivational writing, and advice and guidance subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned...

Mix the world of Harry Potter and its characters with economics, and you get an amazing book, Potternomics: Why Wizards Still Live in the Dark Ages and Other Economic Curiosities in the World of Harry Potter by J. Brian O’Roark. The author is an economics...

Cryptic Spaces: Dark Edge Rising by Deen Ferrell is a spellbinding novel that combines fantasy with sci-fi to usher readers into a world full of adventure and extraordinary happenings. A story with an international setting that is vividly captured in beautiful writing, taking readers across...

The 11:05 Murders (Volume 2 of the Inspector Sheehan Mysteries) by Brian O'Hare is a thrilling, well paced mystery that takes you into another world. WDS Denise Stewart is trying to do her best with a promotion after a devastating experience at her last job...

Squirrels & Puppies: Dark Morality Tales by Russell Mebane is a collection of short stories which introduces readers to a deep, dark, gut wrenching state of emotions. Themes include morality, sexual behavior, interracial concepts, relationships, religion, futuristic technology, and superior beings. This book is not...

Unpredictable: The walk in and out of darkness by Honey Casper is a heartrending account of the author's personal story of trauma, adversity, perseverance, courage, and strength, and how she got back her missing years and built a life surrounded by people with a positive...