NATURE’S CONFESSION by JL Morin – Time Travel Romance, Science Fiction, Y/A Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction
Part sci-fi, part love story, and ALL ecological coming of age novel that spans the universe.
REA: The Shamar Series, Book Two by Lydia Staggs – Paranormal & Urban Fantasy, Dark Fantasy, Romantic Action/Adventure
A fast-paced, sexy paranormal romance sure to appeal to fans of Twilight and the Sookie Stackhouse series.
AGED in CHARCOAL: A Stu Fletcher, PI Mystery Novel by Jeffrey Ridenour – Noir, Mystery, Detective Mystery
In a city with a justice system that has a seedy underbelly, where dirty cops and inefficient courts run ramped, the only good ending may be the justice you make for yourself.
HOUR GLASS by Michelle Rene – Coming of Age, Western Fiction, Tragic Drama/Plays
A unique and entertaining twist on the Calamity Jane legend, complete with engaging characters and extraordinary storytelling! Highly recommended.
RIKKI and the ROCKET TWINS DISCOVER the SOLAR SYSTEM by Kneko Burney – Children’s Book, Science & Nature, How-it-Works
Explore the Universe with loveable characters in this delightfully informative and fun adventure read-along book for children 3-8 years old.
The ADVENTURES of FRANK and MUSTARD: STUCK in the MUD by Simon Calcavecchia, Illustrated by Arturo Alvarez – Children’s Literature, Encouragement Friendship
A clever and colorful Children's book about friendship, community, and encouragement.
REALITY GOLD by Tiffany Brooks – YA, Action/Adventure, Family & Social Issues
A fast-paced romp through tropical jungles and into deep, dark caverns where allies may not be who they say they are and legends abound.
A SEEPING WOUND by Darryl Wimberley – Historical Fiction, Literary, Deep South
Full of rich and disturbing scenes of life for the unwitting residents of a turpentine camp in the Deep South at the close of the Great War. A gut-wrenching story of one man's search for his sister and one woman's duty to heal instead of harm. This well-researched novel is sure to be appreciated by fans of historical fiction. It pulls no punches and takes no prisoners.
An Editorial Review of “Ray Ryan” by Aiden Riley
An engaging contemporary coming of age story, "Ray Ryan" by Aiden Riley, follows and is narrated by the main character, Ray. The writing style is quite conversational and very British in its syntax. As the novel progresses through Ray’s life from childhood to mid-30s, the reader will learn of Ray’s challenges and fears, hopes and dreams that create the choices he must make to find his way. Will Ray be able to make his lifelong aspiration of becoming a writer come true? A solid debut novel.
An Editorial Review of “The Inscription” by Pam Binder
When feisty Amber crashes her car into Loch Ness she doesn't expect to wake up 400 years in the past...neither does she expect to fall in love, but that is precisely what happens in this heartwarming romance novel featuring time travel, Scotland, highlander immortals, and legendary love.