Lexie Talionis’s Flames of Lethe is the first book in the Lethe Chronicles. Josephine and Christopher awaken without knowing where they are. Both lacked clothing and didn’t remember anything but felt they knew each other. Deciding they needed to look for water, Christopher leads Josephine...

The Fishhook Rebellion: Hawai`i 1847 (A Swift and Dancer Adventure) by Dan Gooder Richard takes the action-adventure story to new heights of thrills and excitement. In giving an adrenalin rush to its readers, it also provides a high level of reading pleasure. Jack Dancer and...

Kodi’s Adventures: How I Learned to Defeat the Time Snatcher by Mindy Hudon and illustrated by Barbara Szepesi Szucs is about a young boy named Kodi who, as far back as he can remember, always had his time snatched away. The story starts on his...

Dark Skies: Storm Knight I by Zachary Watson is the first in what appears to be a science fiction series featuring a human young woman Ashe’lori. Although human, Ashe was raised in a Trachon birthing facility where she adapted to Trachon ways and language, never...

At the age of twenty-three, Colin Yurcisin accumulated a debt of $50,000. That was three years ago. Now, he is a multimillionaire traveling all over the world with a three-million-dollar apartment of his own. Go All In: How I Went from 50K in Debt at...

Mushroom Cloud is a work of fiction in the historical and military intrigue subgenres. Penned by author Thomas Yeggy, it forms the first novel of the thrilling First Strike Series. It is best suited to mature teen and adult readers owing to some references to...

Two Rivers: De Trouble I Be See by Bob Rogers is a historical fiction novel set during the Antebellum period on a sweeping rice-producing agricultural slaveholding plantation owned by the Tiffany family in South Carolina. Rogers offers multiple point of view characters with a focus...

Dear Dana by Amy Daughters follows the author as she connects with an old friend named Dana on Facebook. As Dana’s life takes a turn for the unimaginably heart-breaking, Amy decides to make their correspondence analog by sending handwritten letters. Inspired by the deeper understanding...

A Crack in the World is a work of fiction in the fantasy, speculative, and metaphysical adventure subgenres, and it forms the first novel of the Injira book series. Penned by author Deborah L. Rhodes, it is best suited to the general adult reading audience....

Lullaby (Book I) written by Consuelo Hamilton is a historical fiction novel that would appeal most to a mixed audience of young adults and adults that enjoy historically accurate Civil War romance stories. Nady was a slave in Wilmington, North Carolina who was well known...

The Yewberry Way: Book I – Prayer is a work of fiction in the dystopia, interpersonal drama, and science fiction subgenres. It is best suited to the mature adult reading audience owing to scenes of violence and dark themes. Penned by author Jack Gist, this...

Willa Overholt is a single mother of two children, Finn and Dara. Eager to get a law degree, she is overloaded with work and studies. The children's grandmother, Iris, adores Finn and Dara and takes care of them, although Willa hasn't seen their father, Paul,...

Dragon Springs & Other Things is an eclectic collection of eleven short stories by Raven Oak. Cursed with the ability to feel other people's pain, a detective investigates the murder of a homeless man, who turns out to be someone unexpected. Despite constantly moving houses,...

Of Light and Nightmares is a work of fiction in the urban fantasy, adventure, and action subgenres, and it forms the first novel of The Ashes of Magic Trilogy. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Alex B. Harper,...

Jerry Gomez's memoir The Inner Passage: A Spiritual Journey details his spiritual journey to transcend a predetermined afterlife and discover his true nature and potential. Gomez crosses the chasm between earth and the ethereal realm through exploration, meditation, and spiritual teachings, letting go of earthly...

Unemployable: How I Hired Myself by Alysia Silberg is an insightful memoir about achieving your dreams. Alysia grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa during the Apartheid Era when there were no equal rights. Violence permeated her whole world and she never felt safe, even at...

In her delightful travelogue, Honeymoon at Sea: How I Found Myself Living on a Small Boat, Jennifer Silva Redmond documents her journeys with her husband, Russell, threading intriguing bits about her life before their marriage into the story. In 1989, the newlyweds began their journey...

Terry, her partner, Stefan, and their children, Aaron and Elena, moved from the US to Cote d’Ivoire, or Ivory Coast, at the beginning of the 1990s. Stefan's contract with the CDC allowed him to participate in an AIDS project as an epidemiologist. The 1990s were...

It’s on-the-job training. At least that’s what I was told, in spite of all the useful (and useless) books I was bequeathed on motherhood. There isn’t a case study to lead you through every possible scenario that children present. They’re all unique, creatively so, and...

The Incredibly Amazing and Magical Flying Chair by Bob Shumaker and Nancy Machlis Rechtman will make you see magic in a new way. When Noah was a little boy, he used to sit on his father's lap while his father read him fantastic stories. His...