In The Shadow of Pharsalus: The River Rubicon II by Daniel Paul, geopolitics is the name of the game, secret agents are the moving pieces, and the hands that move them remain perpetually hidden in the shadows. Just when the world thought American politics could...

Joey Cabot was a seasoned author of historical novels, and there was one story she had been dying to write: Lola Grayson’s life story. Lola Grayson wanted to have it all: fame, fortune, and love. And for a time, she did have it all, until...

The Bat is the second book in The Red Grouse Tales series by Leslie Garland. When a group of friends gathers at the local inn, one of them starts telling stories from their childhood. The narrator, Tom, recalls his summer holidays in school, spent swimming,...

J.E. Spina's How Far Is Heaven introduces the sudden disappearance of Parker Wilfork, a seemingly successful department store owner, after he travels to California for a mysterious business meeting. His wife, Priscilla, is left reeling, struggling to understand why he missed his flight home and...

Tell Me Everything by Maggie Casteen is a chilling psychological thriller about secrets, guilt, and the haunting power of the past. Julia Delauren appears to have a picture-perfect life with an enviable career, a loving husband, and a circle of caring friends. But beneath that...

A Cesspool of Spies by Linda Watkins is a riveting espionage novel set against the volatile backdrop of 1950, when Cold War paranoia is rising. Simon Biggs, a coal miner’s son with ambitions beyond the mines, is recruited by Major Bradley Sullivan into the fledgling...

The Grim Reaper’s Spectacles is a speculative novella combining elements of science fiction, psychological thriller, and moral philosophy. Aras Tahmoores crafts a tense, character-driven narrative centered around Joseph, a solitary retired aerospace engineer who has dedicated a decade to creating a mysterious pair of glasses...

The Separation of Briin by K.I.S. follows Briin, an apprentice at the Guild of Magic, who faces constant social misunderstandings due to his literal communication style and sensory faculty. He relies heavily on his brother Hiirn for guidance, as Hiirn is more socially adept and...

Cold Warrior by Robert Tucker follows Kasia Kerenski, a street performer turned Hollywood actress who becomes unwittingly entangled in international espionage. As the daughter of Soviet spies, a fact she was unaware of, she becomes a pawn in a geopolitical game of global politics, manipulated...

You can't hide inside a bottle when what haunts you comes from within. After Pearl: A Nicholas Bishop Mystery by Stephen G. Eoannou exemplifies this idea through the challenges confronted by its protagonist, Nicholas Bishop. The has-been private eye wakes up in his room with...