When Agent SD38 spares the life of an Ordinary, his world begins to unravel. Ordinaries are a peaceful race whose arrival on Earth is to restore balance and peace to a deteriorating world. Unfortunately, their mission faces hostility. Clones are special agents specifically engineered to...

Tuck the Puck: A Hockey Adventure is a children's picture book written by Kaylie Globke, with illustrations by Valeshka Escalona. It tells the story of a hockey puck named Tuck, who, despite being the smallest component of the game, knows he is mighty. Whenever Tuck...

Lorraine Evanoff presents a different ilk of retired spy character in Walking the Cat. Louise Moscow is single, post menopause, and still able to fight her way out of a dangerous situation. She’s also the daughter of a disgraced Russian sleeper operative, but has successfully...

Breaking the Cage by Nassa Haymour is an inspiring tale of one young woman’s struggle to break free from the religious and societal constraints placed on her by culture and to “follow her dreams”. Like her mother before her, Nassa dreamed of a life of...

Open Bar by Dan Schorr is a gripping and multi-layered narrative that follows an investigation into the activities of a pedophile softball coach at Mountain Hill University, against the backdrop of institutional corruption, personal trauma, and the pursuit of justice. The human resources director learns...

The Olive Grove by Deborah Rohan is a sweeping historical novel that tells the story of one Palestinian family’s journey through love, loss, and displacement across the twentieth century. Hamzi Moghrabi is a young boy growing up in the coastal city of Akka in 1913,...

Leashes in Heaven by Jeff Allen is a gentle, heartfelt novel about love, loss, and the deep bond between people and their dogs. The story follows the main character as he looks back on his life with his wife and the many dogs they have...

The Remembering: A Journey Back to Self by Peter Kennedy is a raw, introspective memoir-meets-guide that explores the spiritual and emotional transformation of a man disillusioned by the trappings of corporate success. Kennedy doesn’t offer a perfect formula for change but instead invites readers into...

Centuries ago, the Japsang, figurines of different creatures placed on the eaves of roofs, were revered by the Korean people as protectors of the palace. However, in recent times, the people did not seem to value the Japsang, so they ventured into something fun—music. At...

Descendants of the Big House by C. Vonzale Lewis is a darkly lyrical novella that fuses family legacy, buried trauma, and the supernatural into a taut, gripping mystery. We’re with Beatrice Monroe, who is a law enforcement officer grappling with a powerful ancestral gift. She...

Where Did I Go? A Memoir Plus by Francene Gillis is a well-written memoir and informative book that provides a glimmer of hope to anyone struggling with brain injuries. Francene writes a bit about her background growing up, describing a series of traumas and tragedies...

Set in 1843, Louisiana, Fox Creek by M. E. Torrey is a captivating historical novel that examines the painful experience of slavery and explores the emotions and lives of the characters with forensic clarity. Six-year-old Monette, the beloved daughter of a French Creole sugar planter,...

“Sometimes the past that comes back to haunt you isn’t yours.” The House on Chambers Road is a paranormal story by C.J. McGroarty. Libby Casey, a widow, is captivated by an 18th-century home and buys it. She hopes the change will help her forget the...

Ground: A Firefighter’s Philosophy for Living by Kelly McCoy looks at the author's evolution from an aspiring doctor to a firefighter-paramedic, and the values that shaped his career, such as honesty, virtue, and resilience. McCoy speaks on grounding oneself through practices like mindfulness meditation and...

Crushing Little Things by Amy Meitz centers on two pivotal characters, Juliette and Jonathon, who are very different but share one thing in common: ambition. The two have tumultuous relationships with their parents and have had to pay a heavy price for being born to...

Whether it's personal or professional, decision-making impacts every aspect of our lives. Pádraig Ó Céidigh is an award-winning, seasoned entrepreneur, teacher, and founder of several businesses with the added experience of running an airline company. In The Purposeful Decision Maker, the author introduces the concept...

In a chaotic world filled with noise and distractions, hearing from God can often feel distant from reality. However, God always intended to have a relationship with mankind and is speaking in our lives daily. Sadly, many people cannot hear God or recognise his voice....

The Iris Code by Anita Dickason plunges readers into the heart of a chilling mystery. Journalist Riley Phillips discovers a corpse on a canine training exercise, only for the body to vanish shortly after. Armed with her camera, her crime-scene instincts, and a tenacious cadaver...

Goodbye, Sweetberry Park by Josh Green revolves around Archibald Wesley Johnson (nicknamed God), a multiracial Atlanta journalist who acquires a neglected house from his deceased, racist white grandfather. God procures his charming nickname courtesy of his long white hair, lengthy beard, and larger-than-life personality. Restoring...

Milford village near Bath in the UK has a legend. Sometimes, late a night, a horse-drawn buggy hurtles into the village with a mysterious black-lace-hooded woman inside. She disappears into Kryme Cottage, then reappears a few nights later and leaves the village. Nobody can explain...