In The Bet in Nocturne Alley by Lisa A. Moore, circumstances bring three unlikely strangers together on a treacherous quest. They meet in The Crooked Candle, a bar in the dark and foreboding Nocturne Alley, where the undead and a host of other nocturnal creatures...

The Vampire Peasant by E Taylor is a dark fantasy novel that reimagines vampire mythology through a unique class-conscious lens. Following Vanni, a tormented soul invited to a palace where he confronts sinister forces, malicious twins, and a dark entity named Xander, the story explores...

The Moon Run by Kathleen Contine follows Finley Clarke, a renowned ship racing champion. Finley was at the peak of her racing career when she tragically lost her copilot, Cayne, in a devastating crash. She believes that Garis, another racer, is responsible for this crash...

The Ministry of Flowers by Guy Arthur Simpson is a highly intriguing novella that follows the story and experiences of Lorenzo who, with his wife and partner, lives in a world that is visibly and terrifyingly changing daily. Lorenzo is perceptive and intelligent, a man...

The Order of Grimm by Shiromi Arserio takes readers into the fascinating city-state of Märchen, where magic is a precious resource controlled by the wealthy and powerful. Former assassin Samara Dawa's quest for revenge against the person who sold her into slavery as a child...

The Case of the Parrot Loving Professor by Debbie De Louise is the second book in the Buttercup Bend Mystery series. Cathy expected rough midterms and tight deadlines when she returned to college but never could have predicted it would include discovering the body of...

The Muse by Kurt Petrey is an intriguing short story that follows an aspiring writer named Victor, who is involved in a dangerous love affair with Kim, the wife of successful author Mark Davis. Victor deliberately inserts himself into the couple's life under the pretense...

TJ Relk’s The Network Apostate is the prequel to Sins of the Saviors, following Jane Veristo's haunting journal that she began after the unnecessary death of her brother, David. In her journal, Jane grapples with persecution and the crushing weight of lies perpetuated by the...

In The Dog in the Woods by M. H. Altis, 11-year-old Billy is bored. His mother is tending to his baby sister, and his father is working, so Billy wanders off to play by himself. He's been told never to go into the forest, but...

In The Man Who Died, Guy Arthur Simpson presents a gripping tale set in a futuristic colony where death is illegal and eternal existence takes precedence over personal autonomy. The story follows Professor Mo Gudmundson, a disgruntled medical consultant who, tired of monotony, stops paying...