Enough to Make the Angels Weep by Ernesto Patino tells the story of Joe Coopersmith, a private investigator. Joe is hired by Carolyn Delaney to investigate the murder of her eighty-four-year-old grandmother, widow Dorothy Delaney, four years previously. Joe follows a few leads with assistance...

In The Seven Hungers, the first book of Rise of the Crimson King, by Morgan Quaid, the world is on the brink of pandemonium. An emergence has appeared in Brisbane, Australia. The emergence draws in and consumes all living matter, including humans and animals. It...

Why Blame the Stars? written by Michael Segedy and narrated by Ellen A. Connor is a romantic mystery with twists and turns that will have you biting your nails. Miles Blake and Zoe Asfah meet and the sparks fly everywhere. It is almost as if...

Ignatius and the Swords of Nostaw is a work of fiction in the fantasy, adventure, and action subgenres. It is intended for young adult and adult reading audiences, was penned by author D. A. Mucci, and is presented in audiobook format by narrator Tim Campbell....

Lie Me Down Among The Cold Dark Pines by Mike Maroney is a crime novel featuring a hardheaded mother, a preacher son, and an intelligent daughter hellbent on saving her family. Sixteen-year-old Hart was tired of living on the road. Her mother Nancy was never...

Most kids often wonder if, when nobody is looking, their toys might come to life. Wullie the Mahaar Gome, Book 1: Blackhope Scar by David Kennedy McCulloch revolves around a young boy named Finn and an extraordinary present he received from his uncle, comprising a...

All the Pretty Roses: A Tale of Bittersweet Love and Betrayal by Sarah J. Heidelberg follows the story of Mercedes and her experiences with love and betrayal in college. Her father warned her about things like this but of course, what child listens to their...

Grady Whill and the Templeton Codex: A Superhero High School Adventure by Carole P. Roman is a remarkable young adult novel about kids with special needs overcoming their handicaps and facing simple challenges of everyday life. Grady Whill and his best friend, Aarush Patel, hope...

Frances Angelina brings back The Virtuepops in their second book, How to Value Virtue Amid COV19, Stress, and Suffering. The Virtuepops and the Paradise Animals continue their adventure where the first book left off. Once again, the young and young at heart among us are...

Coffee shop restrooms are for customers only, or so we are told at the start of the latest installment of Golden November's novels, One Hundred Books on the Wall. Following in the tradition of November's theater in a book writing style, the storyline hops from...

In Liam Lion Lost At The Bloomsburg Fair by Jessica D. Adams, every child’s worst nightmare comes to life: losing their childhood stuffed toy! Eric, the story’s main character, unknowingly takes his stuffed lion, affectionately named Liam, to the Bloomsburg Fair with his family. When...

Maestro Orpheus and the World Clock by Robert Pennee and Joanne Grodzinski is a wondrous tale. Ten-year-old Fred is spending the weekend at his grandfather’s old house when he finds himself unable to fall asleep one night. As he hears the clock in the hall...

In A Guide to the Narrow Path, Edward Monjay shares with readers what their relationship with God should look like and helps them see the errors they have accepted when it comes to honoring God, observing the Sabbath Day, calling God’s true name, repentance, and...

Francis Mont’s Time is Running Out - The Valley Trilogy: Liberation, Choices, Consequences comprises three dystopian novels set in the future. The first, Time is Running Out, is a journal written by Trevor Dubois that depicts life in 2098. Artificial Intelligence - the Big Brain...

Crack in the Red Ice: A Red Ant Mystery is an outstanding mystery by J. Jones. It concerns Donna Roybal, an environmental engineer better known as the Red Ant. Donna is renowned for her determination to solve environmental issues. She dreams of clean drinking water...

Into the Darkness: A Journey into Schizophrenia by Darren Smith is his story after living with “schizophrenia” for the last thirty years. He has gone into the darkness many times but he always found his way back out. He had a fairly normal childhood in...

Ghost of the Truthseeker 1 (A LitRPG Adventure) written by Strungbound and narrated by Daniel Wisniewski would appeal most to those who enjoy LitRPG adventure stories. A normal day quickly turns into chaos as aliens bring untold carnage and devastation to Earth. This alien arrival...

Twilight Cave by David Kennedy McCulloch is the second book in the middle-grade Wullie The Mahaar Gome series. It is preceded by book one in which Finnley McDougall's mundane life in sixth grade is abruptly transformed when he becomes the keeper of Wullie, a gruff...

We all have our favorite restaurants and we all enjoy certain foods. How many of us consider the work that goes into preparing those foods? This embraces the person who creates a masterpiece for our culinary enjoyment, the years of training undergone to become the...

In this whimsical fairy tale set in an ant colony, Digger the Colony Worker Ant by Christian Kueng, Cinderella becomes a Cinderfella named Digger, who longs to go to the royal ball where the lovely Princess Antilles will choose her ideal husband. His evil step-antmother...