Woodville Bill by Micky Emerald is set at the dawn of the 20th century, where a group of orphans comes together to rob a train. As Oklahoma enforces Prohibition, Billy develops a reputation for outrunning law enforcement and becomes known for racing in his striking...

Written Just For You by Lincoln James is a love story with a twist. Will had grown up in the small coastal town of Depoe Bay on Oregon’s Pacific coast. Having just graduated from high school, it was time for him to leave behind the...

When Tethers Fray by Rajiv Mittal is a deeply moving novel that follows Uma, a hospice nurse who cares for people in their final days. Through her eyes, we see the quiet struggles of patients and their families as they face the reality of death....

Whispers Where the Wildflowers Bloom by Jhani Mills is a psychologically disturbing narrative that follows one woman’s journey from a childhood marked by trauma to healing and hope. Amelia Harper is haunted by a painful childhood of abuse and neglect at the hands of her...

Wilma Dunn: Plumber of Crate by Nathaniel Hicklin is a refreshing, brainy sci-fi gem that trades lasers for leaky pipes and robot battles for rusted bureaucracy. In the deceptively peaceful town of Crate, Wilma inherits a job she barely understands—maintaining the delicate plumbing network beneath...

It was Terry Chase’s seemingly shy blue eyes that first caught Lea Sinclair’s attention. He came across as a kind man who laughed as if he did not quite believe he deserved to, but had a thoughtfulness that left an impression on her. Unfortunately, Lea...

What Killed Mr. Knoll by Nanette L. Avery is a fast-moving story about a group of teens who live on a Caribbean island in the 1960s during the United States' war in Vietnam (1960s). This group attends school together, where they have an enigmatic biology...

Women of Note by M.J. Buckman honors women from diverse backgrounds, some well-known, others less so, who have shaped their communities in both profound and subtle ways. Helena leads a quiet life as a local librarian. Her favorite spot is the history section, where she...

In When the Tamarind Tree Blooms, Elaine Russell introduces us to Geneviève Dubois, or Viv, as she likes to be called, at a pivotal moment: her departure from the orphanage she has called home for fourteen years. Disillusioned and angry over a broken promise about...

Why Us! Where Is Hope! by J. M. Manning is an emotionally charged novel that explores the devastating aftermath of a tragic childhood accident through the perspectives of a grieving family. It chronicles the harrowing journey of Jean and Sam and their daughter, Martha, and...