The Sophocles Rule by Joseph LeValley takes readers on a gripping journey filled with unexpected directions and moral dilemmas. Tony Harrington, a reporter for the Orney local newspaper and a seemingly ordinary man, is invited on a stakeout on a hot day in September....

How to Unite Your Inner Lanterns by Kenneth Rogers Jr. is a unique and innovative self-help book that offers a fresh perspective on healing from childhood sexual abuse. Drawing inspiration from the Green Lantern comic series, the author provides survivors with a framework to understand...

AfterStrike by L.J. Sellers takes us inside the musty, low-rent office of a counselor and her patient, Remi Bartell, who is plagued by a haunting inability to remember her past. After exhausting all conventional methods of regaining her memory, she is referred to a neuropsychologist...

Poppy and Puff the Pandas Share Their Bamboos: A Story About Division by Two by Fynn Sor is an engaging story about mother and son pandas sharing their bamboo meal. Poppy the Panda wakes up and finds her son, Puff, missing. Soon she finds him...

Re-Write by Duygu Balan is a self-help workbook that adopts a more holistic approach to healing past traumas. This book aims to bridge the gap between a shortage of mental health professionals in the industry and the growing demand for mental health services. The guide...

Eliminating occupational hazards or industrial accidents is one of the most vital aspects of business that modern organizations focus on. For this reason, the role of a collateral-additional duty safety specialist cannot be understated. In Basic Safety Administration, Fred Eldridge Fanning introduces readers to the...

Divorce: A Survivor's Guide by Nancy J. Wells is a must-read for anyone planning or going through a divorce. Divorce can be a challenging and emotional experience for anyone going through it and this is an excellent resource to help navigate this difficult time. With...

Day Zero by Muneef Ahmad is a thought-provoking and well-crafted thriller that explores the gripping consequences of a water crisis in Las Vegas. The story takes a fascinating turn as 250,000 migrants, known as "wigrants," are forced to settle on the north shore of Toronto...

Set in 1939, Tomboy: A Jane Benjamin novel by Shelley Blanton-Stroud follows Janie, a female reporter from San Francisco, as she juggles personal conflict and professional ambitions. Tasked with facilitating the career of Pat Shea, her college roommate's son, she also seeks to establish herself...

The Zone by Stu Jones is an action-packed, character-driven science fiction story. The book accurately labels itself a “cyberpunk thriller.” The Zone is “cyber” because it deals with hi-tech weaponry. It’s “punk” because it’s set in a gritty and violent future. And it’s a thriller...

Do you have ambitions of becoming an executive at a multi-billion dollar organization? Executives in top corporate positions are often required to maintain standards of the very highest levels. April Armstrong, a leadership advisor, draws from her years of experience as a business executive to...

The Clumsy Chicken by Sue Elias is a charming children’s book about a red fluffy chicken named Chickie who is sweet, but clumsy. All her animal friends at the cozy barn would laugh when she fell or did something clumsy. Chickie continued being her clumsy...

The Christmas season is one of the most anticipated times of the year. It comes with so much joy, happiness, and preparation as many families are reunited and gifts are shared. Sue Elias embodies the nature and spirit of Christmas in her children's picture book...

The Most Spectacular Traveling Box by Mason Bell is an enchanting adventure filled with whimsical characters and magical potions. Readers are invited to follow George the Great, a chemist-turned-circus magician, as he creates a traveling potion to bring Sophie Mae, the heir of the Gardenia...

Not Fishy Enough by Briton Kolber is a children's storybook with a self-help guide. The story follows Edwin, a sea creature that lives in a small tidepool. Edwin looks odd with grabby fins, swims awkwardly, and has scales that crack. His adoptive parents and friend,...

In The School of Failure: A Story About Success by Rosie J. Pova, some of the fairy-tale characters in this account fail to measure up to expectations during auditions. Those that were not successful are taken to the School of Failure. While trying to...

Jas enlists the help of her friend Phil to steal a load of cash from her boss to pay for medical treatment for her father, who has been given six months to live. Unfortunately, two police officers stop them before they can get away. When...

Cartel Hunter, a mind-blowing crime action tale from the Jason Mulder thriller series, follows Jason's spine-chilling plot to take down a drug cartel. Jason Mulder has a duty as an Air Force pararescueman to save lives. Unfortunately, he is forced to leave his job to...

Acts of Treason is the second novel in the Max Kenworth Suspense Thriller series by Patrick Parker. Max Kenworth was sent to Incirlik Air Base in Turkey for a simple task: check the nuclear weapons' security and get back. However, Max did not expect the...

“I would always rather be happy than dignified.” -- Jane Eyre. In Hall of Deception by P.L. Jonas, Dee Danes accepts the tutoring position at Rothmorton Hall in Massachusetts, partly to avoid being with her hateful cousin who raised her. She constantly compares herself to...