Jeffrey C. Brown's Handicaptive follows the story of a man fed up with people trying to cheat the disabled parking privilege system. Marc Hadley is depressed. He lost his loving father to chronic cystic fibrosis, and every day he has to deal with disabled parking...

David has an old soul, yet his mind is on shaping the future. He recognizes the systemic barriers that disproportionately affect Black women in accessing financial education and resources. This insight drives him to create an online platform offering tailored financial literacy courses, mentorship, and...

Sua Sponte: The Minneapolis ADOZ by Mikael Carlson is a Watchtower prequel. Emmit “Chicago” Haskins, a former Army Ranger lost after leaving military service, finds himself pulled into the heart of an escalating crisis in Minneapolis. What begins as a casual reunion with old comrades...

Dan Wafford’s Business As Usual redefines workplace mismanagement. If you think your managers lack vision and administrative competence, the bosses at The Fabulous Shinoleum Car Wax Company will make you appreciate your own leadership. When George Washington Lincoln—Vice President of Sales, Marketing, and Employee Morale—learns that the U.S....

Austin Blues is a rich tapestry woven from the threads of music, friendship, and the relentless march of time, set against the backdrop of Austin, Texas. Written by Gary A. Keith, it takes readers on an exciting journey through the eyes of Sanders Eden and...

Countdown Butterfly by R. R. Raita (who says the tale was “inspired by true events”) traces the personality evolution of protagonist Alex Raita, a young Romanian Uber driver in contemporary London. We meet Alex during his first visit to a psychologist whom he engages to...

In Illustrious Solitude by E. Nigma, Serena is a celebrity musician who is very difficult to work with because of her attitude and behavior toward others. At the start, her publicist catches her having sex with her husband, but Serena is not remorseful, and even...

When the Moon Was White by Jeff Probst is a novel that pulls you into its world, mixing 1960s America with an old-fashioned London feel. At its core, the book is about ambition and kindness, and how they can sometimes clash. We meet a fun...

In Faye Arcand's Inside Outside, Leslie retreats into herself and starts harmful habits after her husband leaves her for another woman. The deepest betrayal for Leslie was when her husband caused this woman to become pregnant while she and her husband were in the midst...

A Little Something to Hide by Craig Brown dives into the complex lives of travelers on a coach journey from San Francisco to Albuquerque. As passengers reveal hidden truths, the novel paints a vivid mosaic of different human experiences, exploring the weight of secrets and...