Schizotopia by Andy Siege is the bittersweet story of Iddy, who's on his own unique journey of self-discovery. When schizophrenic Iddy sees Flora at the psychiatric hospital, he is immediately smitten; Flora is the most beautiful girl he's ever seen. He's captivated by her lavender...

Love at First Spy by Mia Miller is a fast-paced LGBTQ+ romantic thriller that keeps you hooked from the start. Chloe thinks she’s living a pretty normal life until she finds out her ridiculously attractive but secretive neighbor, Ezek, is actually a spy. And not...

In Roxana Arama's The Regolith Temple, the narrative unfolds during the Lucretian Era. Yamir, a neuroscientist, transfers a copy of his brain into an android named Y1. In this android form, Y1 regrets not previously spending quality time with his wife and son while in...

A Tide of Treason by A. B. Daniels-Annachi is a thrilling dark fantasy that gives The Little Mermaid a fresh and adventurous twist. Prince Dorian feels trapped by royal expectations and longs for the freedom of the sea. Everything changes when he meets Zara, a...

The Art of Unmaking by Parker Lennox is a captivating LGBTQ novel set in 1922 York, England that masterfully blends historical detail with magical realism. It follows Clara Bennett, a promising artist bound by societal expectations, who encounters Evelyn Price and the mysterious Blackwood Society....

The Horseman's Tale by Tom Equels is an evocative story surrounding the life of Jake Montgomery, a Vietnam war veteran struggling with PTSD and extreme fits of rage triggered by the disorder. After his introduction to Written Exposure Therapy, Jake ultimately decides to journal the...

I loved Stars and Soil by Dax Murray. The exquisite world-building provides a smorgasbord of characters that any epic fantasy reader will adore. Dax Murray creates a convincing universe with unrivaled details of the political factions, the religious pressures, and cultural expectations, topped off with...

Humbug by Sarah Whelan masterfully transforms Ebenezer Scrooge’s narrative in A Christmas Carol from the third person to first person point of view. The result is that Scrooge’s misanthropic and miserly nature is deconstructed for readers who will no doubt view the time-honored tale in...

A Place for Us by Patricia Grayhall is a fascinating journey into the LGBTQ world with an emphasis on lesbian relationships and marriage, especially as it applies across cultures and over time. When Jo, a successful environmental attorney from New York, and Lauren, a young...

River Crossed by Bruce P. Spang is a richly detailed and thought-provoking novel set in the 1960s, a time of great societal upheaval and change in America. The story follows the protagonist, Jason, as he takes a position with the Head Start program in rural...