Deadly Secrets: What Unspeakable Truths Lurk Beneath the Lies? by H.R. Kemp is a political thriller that will keep you on your toes. The main character, Shelley Ormond, is an average person--a civil servant just doing her job. Her friend is a refugee and dies...

It’s fair to say that Different by Datta Groover is a book with a lot going on. What starts as a family drama, with a couple going to marriage counseling, quickly elevates into much more. The family, husband and wife Frank and Sophia, their two...

Death's Kiss is a work of fiction in the dystopian, science fiction, and thriller sub-genres, and was penned by author Regie Khemvisay. In a high concept future built after a terrifying virus wipes out three-quarters of the world’s population, the isolated land of Yliria seems...

Destiny: A Moment in Time, Novel Three by G.P. Gadbois is a page-burner of a romance novel. At the center of it all is Wendy, a talented woman in an abusive marriage to Greg. The only happiness she has is when she's singing on stage....

Durwood Oak Jones regularly posts ads on Soldier of Fortune to look for injustices he can solve. Sometimes there's almost none, but sometimes the response is so overwhelming that it's hard for him to pick which case to take. In Dear Durwood, he selects the...

Deep From the Heart by Mary Lou Cheatham is a contemporary Christian novel about a female minister named Ava who finds herself in a new state, Texas, in a new church, Grace and Peace, with new people around who don't exactly give off vibes of...

Does a person ever get over being raped? Rape victims do “get over it” to a degree; some, like Cindy Foster in Demented by Joe Clark, even manage to rebuild their lives. But they never forget the event, and if they see their rapist, even...

All Lola wants is to sing and dance on stage for the world to see and admire her. The only problem is that Lola was brought up in a privileged Parisian home; her father was the Minister of Finance. There were certain expectations for Lola...

Dying for a Drink by Amelia Baker is an inspirational memoir that chronicles the life of an alcoholic, a story that is poignant and offers great lessons to readers. Having grown up in the Anglican Church, the author moved to London to train as a...

Dak Ackerthefifth and the Ethics of Heroism is a work of fiction penned in the literary style by Joshua S. Joseph. Written for mature readers due to the presence of some adult language and situations, this thought-provoking novel plays on the themes of existentialism and...