The Ones Closest to You by Stephanie Verni unfolds in 1950s New York City, weaving newsroom tension, romantic drama, and family loyalty themes. Central to the story is Veronica DeMarco, a determined feature writer aspiring to become a successful novelist. As her career accelerates, she...

The Campaign by Evette Davis follows Olivia Shepherd, a witch and empath, asked by Diana Chambers, U.S. Secretary of State and presidential candidate, to help with supernatural disturbances impacting her campaign. Olivia’s past involvement in defeating Stoner Halbert, a demonic advisor to Diana’s opposition, makes...

The focus of military operations has shifted from global to regional conflicts. In the aftermath of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Special Forces are regularly deployed to quell terrorism and neutralize America’s enemies. Warrant Officer James Chase (nicknamed Gator) ventured into this world as...

The Sapien Empire by Nathan Ogloff is a gritty, post-apocalyptic sci-fi novel that charges forward with fierce momentum and philosophical weight. In a world ruled by brutality and despair, Shindo Dacan is no hero, he’s just a man trying to survive. But when a senseless...

The Littlest Giraffe is a delightful children's picture book by Joey Gossett. It follows the adventures of Seymour, a young squirrel who wishes to be a giraffe more than anything else in the world. Living in the elm tree near the downtown zoo, Seymour enjoys...

The Seven Seeds: Shepherd of Souls by Neil Perry Gordon explores what might have been if the Roman Empire had never fallen and if Christianity had never taken root. At the center of the story is Pope Gregory, who is ripped from the familiar sanctity...

David has an old soul, yet his mind is on shaping the future. He recognizes the systemic barriers that disproportionately affect Black women in accessing financial education and resources. This insight drives him to create an online platform offering tailored financial literacy courses, mentorship, and...

The Four Rooms: An InQueery on Sexual Freedom and Wellbeing by David Wichman speaks on how beliefs and societal influences shape self-worth, especially for queer individuals, introducing concepts like "imprints" and "BS.” Wichman talks about observing thoughts without judgment and exploring emotions like fear and...

Aging is natural, but who says you must abandon your passions and personal pursuits after reaching 60? With The New Age of Aging, Bruce Miller seeks to help seniors approach the latter stages of their lives with clarity, strength, and purpose, enjoying everything life has...

The Morrigna by Chris Sherrit is a psychological thriller that follows the story of Brian Casey as he returns to his childhood home on the Isle of Skye, a place full of painful memories. He wanted to have an idyllic homecoming, but Brian's return is...

The Elderly Gentleman’s Ulyssee by Hans Bodmer is a whimsically reflective travelogue chronicling a twelve-day hike on foot from Zurich to Geneva. Framed through the perspective of a sharp-witted, older protagonist, the book unfolds as both a physical journey and a philosophical exploration, where introspection,...

In The Royal Runaway by Kate O’Keeffe, Princess Amelia, third-born in the line of Ledonian royalty, wants to break every one of the almost 3,000 rules she has been living under her entire twenty-four and three-quarters years. She decides to start by secretly forming an...

It has been fifteen years since Marlowe ‘Lowe’ Curan, then a freelance intelligence operative, had met his career's disgraceful and unannounced end. Now turned PI, the aging Lowe made ends meet by working for Tommy Astor, a well-connected Washington powerbroker. Things had been running smoothly...

Lexi Lyrewood has her heart set on joining Crimson and his crew of young survivors with interesting talents. Before her acceptance as a member of the group, she must first train her body and mind in preparation for the rigors that accompany hunting the dangerous...

The Eagle Scout Picture by Gary Kidney is a razor-sharp espionage thriller that plunges readers into the perilous heart of Nazi Germany through the eyes of Frederich ‘Zelly’ Zellner. A young American forced to adopt the identity of a Hitler Youth, Zelly becomes a lone...

In The Client by Kat Goss, Natalie Kemp earned a good income for three years while working as an editor for Alan Peckin. However, Natalie suddenly stopped hearing from Alan entirely, without any explanation or new assignments. Natalie quickly began questioning her abilities, feeling that...

In The Vault by author Stuart Z. Goldstein, beneath the concrete streets of New York City lies the world’s largest securities vault: an impenetrable fortress guarded by routine and invisibility. For 40 years, Andy Russo has served as its quiet custodian. But after decades of...

If given the opportunity, Mitch Blaine prefers to spend his free time relaxing in the sun while contemplating creative ways to grow his savings for a rainy day. An opportunity arises while Blaine and his trusted partner, Beyer, recuperate from their latest misadventure. He receives...

Inspired by biblical lore, The Veil by Wanda Luthman follows the story of Samuel, a young boy who witnesses a miraculous event that changes the course of human history. All Samuel ever wanted was to be chosen to serve as the priest's understudy in the...

In The Weight of Guilt by Helen Starbuck, Annie Collins, now a private investigator, uses her nursing expertise to solve a mystery. Defense attorney Angel Cisnero, Annie's husband, is tasked with defending Mia Stewart, an operating room nurse, and his senior law partner's niece. Mia...