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Review: Walking with Evaristo by Christian NillPassionate and personal confessions from a justice-driven storyteller, Walking With Evaristo: A Memoir of Celebration and Tragedy in the Land of...
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Tree Pose by Susan Rogers & John RoosenDeadly secrets from a buried life threaten to disrupt one man's brief peek at happiness in Tree Pose by Susan Rogers and John Roosen, a high-octane...
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Review: Doctor Lucifer by Anthony LeeMedical malpractice takes on a whole new meaning in Doctor Lucifer by Anthony Lee, a disturbing and dark peek into the vulnerabilities of the...
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Review: Stress, Anxiety and Panic Attack Relief for Teens and Adults by Kris Knack NoeldnerDetailing the causes of and potential treatments for mental health struggles in our modern age, Stress, Anxiety, and Panic Attack Relief for Teens...
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A Wildflower in the Dark by Michael E. KozakA genre-hopping work of speculative fiction, A Wildflower in the Dark by Michael E. Kozak is a wholly inventive mixture of dystopian and...
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Review: South Korea: The Price of Efficiency and Success by Dr. John Gonzalez and Young LeeUncovering the complex truths behind one nation's remarkable transformation, South Korea: The Price of Efficiency and Success by Dr. John Gonzalez...
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Review: Dissonance Volume II: Reckoning by Aaron RyanRebellious warriors defy power and the odds in Dissonance Volume II: Reckoning by Aaron Ryan, a hellish but hopeful vision of humanity's future. A...
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Review: The Water Mage by T.J. RipleyWhimsical and contemporary, The Water Mage by T.J. Ripley is a compelling first installment of the Lord of Chaos fantasy series. After receiving a...
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Review: The Black Wall of Silence Part I by George H. Butcher IIIA searing takedown of the federal judiciary at its highest levels, The Black Wall of Silence Part 1: The Judiciary’s Immorality, Cruelty, and...
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Review: The Bear & the Rose by E.K. Larson-BurnettA haunted hero risks everything to break the curse of her violent calling in The Bear & the Rose by E.K. Larson-Burnett, a lyrical masterpiece...
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Review: Two by Nathan NicolauA pair of young strangers embark on an unconventional odyssey through Charlotte, North Carolina in Two, a quietly wise novel by Nathan Nicolau....
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Review: Gracious Nature by Robert J. TiessA tender and timely reflection on our beloved planet, Gracious Nature: Poems on Earth and Life by Robert J. Tiess is a poetic love song to the land...
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Review: The Dinosaurs of Appalachia by Alex McLeanThe Dinosaurs of Appalachia by Alex McLean is a vibrant tapestry woven from the threads of prehistoric life, scientific discovery, and the...
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Review: Her Own War by Debra BorchertThe divisive tragedy of war pulls a fearless fighter from the vineyard to the front lines in Her Own War by Debra Borchert, a gripping and lyrical...
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Review: The Great Being by Bill HarveyAn eon-spanning epically creative work of visionary alternate history, The Great Being by Bill Harvey is a sprawling parable about the powerful...
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An Interview with James McKenna: Author of October’s Journey, Winner of the 2023 SPR Book AwardsJames McKenna is retired, living in southern Minnesota, and feels it is important for a person to keep active. That being said, he is an author...
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An Interview with E.K. Larson-Burnett: Author of The Bear and the Rose, Bronze Winner of the 2023 SPR Book AwardsE.K. Larson-Burnett is a born-and-raised Southerner currently living in Katy, Texas, with her husband and their small domestic zoo. She is an avid...
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Stellar Harmony by Morgan SterlingMorgan Sterling's Stellar Harmony: A Celestial Love Story beautifully captures the unlikely romance between Langston, an astrophysics professor...
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The Last Show on Earth by Tim GalbraithIn The Last Show on Earth, author Tim Galbraith presents a riveting exploration of a post-rapture world where humanity grapples with its place in a...
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Diary of the Broken by Malachi LambertIn the dark and lonely spiral of grief following the death of his beloved wife, Aaron returns to old comforting demons, even as his friends and...
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Review: The Day of the Space Voyager by James Parker WalkerA reluctant hero's journey of self-discovery like no other, The Day of the Space Voyager by James Parker Walker is a gripping tale of aliens,...
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The Bureau of Undead Investigators by Connor MackayThe City of Angels is in dire need of saving from an undead apocalypse in The Bureau of Undead Investigation by Connor Mackay, a whip-smart buddy...
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Always Something Heartfelt by Ashton HarperA soul-baring collection of melancholy poetry, Always Something Heartfelt by Ashton Harper dives into the poet's complex journey through desire,...
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Review: The Last Refuge by Christina BacilieriIn a once-magical realm now ruled by an iron fist, one young woman must liberate the forces within to change the world, and save those she loves,...
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Wholly Naomi by Louise GilbertA captivating exploration of self-discovery and transformation, Wholly Naomi: One Woman, Nine Numbers, and a Cat Looking for Love by Louise Gilbert...
