The Devoured Sons by Seth Daniel Parker envisions a civilization drifting precariously at the edge of disintegration, but this is merely a prelude to the arrival of a disaster known as the Solemn Veil. In the aftermath of this arrival, humanity is ravaged by the...

In The Happiness Hunt, written and illustrated by Casandra Sculthorpe, several animals wake up each day to search for their own personal happiness. Would an elephant enjoy long, loud days or a day that’s peaceful and breezy? What about twin monkeys? Would they relax in...

Have you ever wondered why, despite your best efforts, things always seem to fall apart before you can accomplish your goal of achieving something you are passionate about? You may be shocked to learn how many people deal with similar situations daily. The reason for...

The Red Sweater by Jan Garden Macdonald is a children’s picture book about a little boy who receives a present he does not want. His birthday is approaching, and his mother orders a special red sweater online. Unfortunately, it is not what he wants, and...

The Emerald Sea is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy, romance, and adventure subgenres, and is the second volume in the Bennington series. It is best suited to the teen and adult reading audiences. Penned by author K. Stan Tinos, this captivating tale...

In The Gangster’s Mistake by Jodie Leigh Murray, we meet Riley Parker, a woman whose past is as mysterious as the dark streets she used to wander. But she is not just any woman; she is on a mission to rewrite her story. As a...

In The Girl Who Makes A Million Mistakes, we are introduced to a little girl named Millie who can never seem to get things right, no matter how hard she tries. From missing the cup when she’s pouring a drink to using too much glue...

The Righteous Arrows is a work of fiction in the military, action, and adventure genres. Penned by author Brian J. Morra, the plot follows American Kevin Cattani as he undertakes a perilous covert mission inside a Soviet bunker during the Cold War. Escaping with his...

The Cyclopes' Eye is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and dystopian fiction subgenres. It is intended for the mature end of the young adult reading audience and contains the use of explicit language as well as scenes of violence, self-harm, and...

Have you ever heard of the Whatchamacallits? Neither have I, but Toab certainly knows about them. Just awakened from a long winter’s slumber, this large, furry, and very loveable creature is on his way to meet two children, Mark and Julie, his best friends, when...

When I saw The Northland Beckons: An Illustrated Haiku Journey by Sandra and Sofia Hisakuni, I really wanted to read it. I have not read haikus since I learned how to write them in the seventh grade (late 1960s). For those new to the art...

Have you ever wondered how your best furry friend really feels about you? Get ready to see the world through an adorable dog's eyes with Katie Weaver's The Trouble with Children (According to Dog). The story follows a family dog who is comfortable with most...

The Heroine's Labyrinth: Archetypal Designs in Heroine-Led Fiction is penned by author Douglas A. Burton in the writing, publishing, and sociocultural ideas subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. This fascinating work introduces a groundbreaking paradigm shift in storytelling, departing from the...

The Empowerment Alphabet is a collection of poems by J.C. Dilley. These aim to help readers overcome life's challenges and are presented as letters that address feelings and things that hold people back from achieving success. These letters are directed toward things like insecurity, depression,...

A mother turtle was walking on the beach when she discovered an egg that seemed out of place. Despite not knowing what was inside, she took it in. Jonathan M. Way has written a heartwarming story about adoption, friendship, and love in The Incredible Adventures...

In recent years, some long-awaited and welcoming steps have been taken toward creating an egalitarian society where everyone has equal rights and privileges regardless of religion, race, gender, or ethnicity. In The Building Blocks of Belonging, Andrew Adeniyi draws on his experience working in retail...

Rob Smat's The Wedding March spins a captivating tale about the devastating effect of the 2020 pandemic on the wedding industry and small businesses in the US. It presents a group of people who work toward making changes to the crippling rules of the lockdown...

The Accidental Cop by Eve Koguce is criminal fiction at its best. Roberts Bergs is a cop in 1990s Latvia, struggling to make ends meet. He’s cold, tired, hungry, and just trying to survive each day. Despite his struggles, he has a dream – he...

Retirement comes with its own set of challenges. It also opens the doors to new opportunities. In The Little Black Book of Retirement Wisdom, Mike Kowis offers readers famous sayings, quotes, wisecracks, spiritual adages, and more to help you discover the tools to navigate retirement...

Dive into an engrossing supernatural odyssey with Reese T. Lightfoot's The Devil Catches Butterflies. Phoebe Graham is an editorial assistant working for a reputable publishing house in New York City with ambitions to write a novel of her own. After a shocking attack in the...