The Healing Stone, the first book in The Shadows of Time series by John Newton, is a remarkable blend of historical drama and science fiction that defies traditional genre boundaries. Set in the medieval city of Toledo in 1212, the novel follows Francisco, a 16-year-old...

Stone of Hope is the fourth book in the Stones of Iona series by Margaret Izard. Evie MacDougall, a thirteen-year-old teenager with Fae powers, travels to the National Museum of Science in Miami, Florida, with her family and comes across the Eye of Ra. She...

In The Tempus Glass, Kevin D Miller tells the enchanting story of Elena, a woman who can time travel using a mysterious hourglass relic. In 1863 in Gettysburg during a time of war, Elena works as a spy for the Union Army and uses her...

The Voyage of The Unicorn by Lorenzo Ravasco is a thought-provoking science fiction novel that invites readers on a contemplative journey through an optimistic vision of the future. Blurring the lines between reality and the virtual, Ravasco imagines a harmonious world where humanity and technology...

The Nickel Loop by Nancy Houser-Bluhm is a love story between the main characters—both of whom are from different timelines. Emmeline exists in the year 2022, whereas Nicholas is originally from 1898. Unexpectedly, they both time looped to the year 1938 and met in a...

Stealing Time by Tilia Jacobs and Norman Birnbach narrates the fascinating tale of Tori, a teen growing up amidst the turbulent COVID-19 pandemic era, grappling with her parents’ divorce. Set in New York in 2020, Tori is getting ready to relocate to Boston with her...

Full Circle: Public Service by Alfred Taylor starts in 1897 with the sighting of the first UFOs. Mark and Jane have been turned into androids and sent into the world to stop Romanji from sending androids into the world as we know it to...

Beyond Time's Embrace by Tina Susedik is a historical romance novel that blends time travel with themes of love, loss, and destiny. Libby Daniels, a modern woman, finds herself transported to 1870, where she must navigate widowhood, motherhood, and her growing feelings for Bradley Kemble,...

The Dryburgh Chronicles: Part 1, The Existence of Shadows by L.P. Halliday follows the quiet yet curious Lillian Darling and her research partner Edgar Falkirk as they seek to uncover the truth and clear the names of those who were once accused of witchcraft and...

Alas, Poor Uranus is a collection of plays by Brent Winzek and Zachary Gold. In Executive Decisions 1, George is offended when Jax uses the term 'bitch' during their meeting to discuss the investors’ concerns about the play. Ironically, Jax was referring to a female...