The Terrorist by John Stimson is a crime and political thriller. College professor, domestic security policy advisor, bomber for hire, Harold Case is playing games with the city. An explosion at a logging camp is followed by an explosion at the 23-story federal courthouse in...

The Place of Us: A Memoir of Love, Loss and Courage is a work of non-fiction written in an autobiographical and memoir style by author Karen Draper. Taking important lessons in courage, perseverance, and love from the author’s own life, the focus of the work...

The Final Weekend: A Stoned Tale is a work of comedic fiction penned by author Neal Cassidy. Written for adults due to mature sexual situations, drug use, violence, and explicit language, the plot focuses on six college friends who are about to leave the world...

The Garden of Forgotten Dreams by Avalon Dane is an empowering novel about a young mother who finds her voice and works towards her dreams. After an exhilarating romance, Kaitlyn Collins settles down with Matt, the man of her dreams as she thought of him...

The Jellyfish Effect is a work of novella-length fiction in the apocalyptic and literary sub-genres and was penned by author Ufuk Özden. Darkly humorous and highly conceptual, this fascinating slice of life examines a future in which the fate of humanity is sealed when planet...

In The Girl Who Was Me Is Gone by Michael Brown, the year is 1649 and Oliver Cromwell's merciless army has descended on Ireland, massacring people along their way. Meanwhile, in Dublin, young heiress Nora dreams of a future full of adventure. As the army...

The Seven Year Hitch by Terry Sweeney is a short and vivid memoir about the author’s years on the road. Author Terry and her husband Joe packed their bags to chase after a dream. They left their jobs, sold everything they had, and bought an...

Written in the young adult romance sub-genre, The Kiss List by Sara Jo Cluff is about a high school student Camille Collins and her favorite activity: kissing. She enjoyed kissing her boyfriend Dylan so much so that it became her ultimate pastime. However, Dylan wanted...

A little green jacket is sewn together with care in a factory far away. What child will wear this jacket? And will this jacket make the child feel safe and secure, and, most importantly, warm and loved? The jacket first finds its little boy on...

The World Without Flags by Ben Lyle Bedard is a post-apocalyptic sequel to the first installment, The World Without Crows. While the entry novel certainly props up its sequel, the book reads perfectly well as a stand-alone as it follows protagonist Kestrel, also known as...

The Con Woman by A. J. A. Gardiner is an amazing novel. I don’t remember the last time I enjoyed an adventure story this much, except perhaps Donald Westlake’s last novel. This novel is about the adventures of a brother-sister duo, Dawn and Roger, hatching...

In The Past Came Hunting by Donnell Ann Bell, Melanie made mistakes in her youth and ended up spending time behind bars but she is no longer that girl, but a responsible widow. Luke is her teenage son, whom she would do anything to protect....

When typical, suburban socialite Laura Beckman’s life is turned upside down by the premature death of her beloved husband, she has to face some searching questions about herself and how she has conducted her life, especially with respect to her estranged eldest daughter, Brooke. Laura’s...

The Green Alliance is a work of fiction in the action, adventure and conspiracy sub-genres, and was penned by author Andrew J. Rafkin. The latest installment in the Orca series, the work is aimed at adult readers but does not contain any graphic content. The...

The Minstrel Boy by Nigel Seed is a brilliantly plotted and well-written terrorist thriller, with a protagonist who is in every way vulnerable and likable. Billy Murphy lives for music and sings in pubs in Belfast. But he soon finds himself caught up in the...

“For nearly thirty years, Haunted Hill’s ghost roamed within the periphery of his execution. He preached to his imagined congregation, continuously, honing an edge to the same insane sermons, day after endless day of his eternity.” It's 1982, and the body of a brutally murdered...

The Captivating Flames of Madness is a collection of twenty-two short horror stories by Jeff Parsons. The tales are spread throughout an infinite timeline, one that spans from World War II to distant, apocalyptic futures. The stories transport us from an island inhabited by ruthless...

In this delightful Regency romance, author Laura Beers tells a story based in the 1830s when station, position, and money meant everything and love nothing to the rich members of society in England. Where you came from and how you got there normally dictated where...

The Wounded Ones is a work of fiction in the urban fantasy genre and was penned by G. D. Penman. The latest instalment in the Witch of Empire series, this highly engaging story follows the exploits of Iona ‘Sully’ Sullivan, who can take demonic forces...

The Swedish Days Swindle, penned by author J. B. Michaels, is a work of fiction in the murder mystery sub-genre, and it is aimed at all ages. A Mac and Millie Mystery series novel, the story takes place during a warm summer in Geneva as...