Doolittle’s Men is a historical work by Paul D. Burgess. It follows several pilots and their support crew as they take part in the Doolittle Raid, an immediate retaliation by the USA against Japan’s bombing of Pearl Harbour during World War Two. Using vivid descriptions...

UnLucky Christmas by Melissa Baldwin is a holiday romantic comedy. Christmas is a wonderful time of year, and Whitney Cortland is all set to celebrate with her boyfriend, Pete. But Pete has other ideas, and Whitney is left reeling and drowning her sorrows in a...

Turntable: A Modern-Day Arthurian Tale by James L Peters is a literary fiction novel revolving around a man named Grady Barden. Grady left college before his senior year to pursue his dreams of being a professional musician. Now in his thirties and working at a...

President Pierce's signing of the Kansas-Nebraska Act into law sets off a chain reaction of events that pits slavers and abolitionists on a collision course as both parties push to populate the new territory of Kansas before it gains statehood in the Union. Monty Tolliver...

Snoodles in Space: A Snoodle, the Zoodle Kidoodles, and One Happy Schmoodle by Steven Joseph is a humorous book in the sci-fi genre for children from 6 to 10 years of age. Set in the future, a great scientific breakthrough awaits humanity. Herbie Snoodleman will...

Words of Weedsdom is a candid memoir by Cee D that explores the author's relationship with cannabis and its potential for self-discovery and healing. Cee D reflects on her introverted childhood, her pursuit of a nursing career, and her eventual turn to drugs as a...

Death by Greed is a murder mystery novel from Abigail Keam's A Josiah Reynolds Mystery series. After many tumultuous events, Josiah Reynolds has become a successful beekeeper living a humdrum life in the Kentucky Bluegrass on her animal farm when, one day, an enraged Texas...

Computer Love: A Digital Anthology by Ricardo Pierre-Louis is an intriguing collection of eight short stories. Each story is character-driven. The focus is usually on the emotional state of the protagonists as they interact with those around them. For example, in the first story, Marley’s...

Hollywood to the Himalayas: A Journey of Healing and Transformation by Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati is a real-life story of one woman’s courage as she embarks on a journey to a new place, a new language, new people, and a new culture. Getting out of one’s...

Waffles and Pancakes: A Lesson in Friendship is a children’s picture book by Cindy Springsteen. Two hamsters, Waffles and Pancakes, are overjoyed when they are bought by Danny and Griffin respectively. Unfortunately, the hamsters do not have the same experiences with their new families. Pancakes...

The Neverborn by B. B. Brighton is a gripping dystopian novel set in the year 2048, where every newborn receives a chip containing their social security number and identification. Kekoa, however, is a Neverborn—saved by an abortionist without his mother's knowledge or consent. Raised secretly...

In Navarro’s Gold by Dustin Hansen, the story starts in 1706, piquing the reader's interest, then jumps to the year 1868 to Nebraska, and then the reader is hooked. It is a cowboy story with the most captivating main character who leads the reader on...

Recently reunited with her mother after several years, Mattie believes that a semblance of normalcy is returning to her life after the harrowing events that led to her father's death so long ago. She buries herself in her work with the K-9 unit and the...

Cold-Blooded Trade is a work of fiction in the mystery, crime, action, and thriller sub-genres, and it forms part of the Nick Tanner Crime Thriller series. Penned by Kerry K. Cox, the work is best suited to the adult reading audience through the use of...

She Inspired: A Collection of Inspirational Stories from Around the World by Darlene Batrowny begins with an account of a mother tasked with raising children as a newly-divorced single parent. She teaches her children how important it is to maintain family relationships with loved ones,...

Katie L. Mary’s dystopian novel The Golden Cage features Sansera’s system of grading women according to their beauty. The book is divided into three parts with alternating viewpoints from several major characters. In the first section, the six-year-old girls are brought to the institute, which...

In Katie Frey’s Montana Legacy, Nick Hartmann is fighting to keep the family ranch although his sisters would prefer to sell, and his younger brother is indifferent. To add to his problems, Nick discovers that, after the accidental death of his brother and sister-in-law, he...

A visit to the neurologist reveals that Suzanne Marriott's husband, Michael, is suffering from MS. From that moment, Suzanne must come to terms with the reality of being a caregiver and foregoing her plans and expectations about her marriage. By learning psychological and spiritual information...

All those who love short stories about crimes, investigations, and policing will appreciate Martelli, NYPD: A Collection of Excerpts from the Detective Louis Lou Martelli, NYPD, Mystery/Thriller Series by Theodore Jerome Cohen. This is the sixth volume of the series that collects stories dedicated to...

The Still Small Voice, what we could also refer to as a conscience, is such an apt title for a story that revolves around a dying man’s fears for his future after death. Brenda Stanley opens with a scene by a high cliff at a...