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Review: From Utopia to the American Dream by John CzingulaFrom homemade bunkers in rural Hungary to the bright lights of Hollywood, author John Czingula takes readers through the historic highs and lows of...
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Review: Bargaining Chip by Jim ParkerPutting a fictional spin on a real-world conflict, Bargaining Chip by Jim Parker is a bold and nuanced reimagining of Putin's war against Ukraine,...
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Tribal Logic by Stella AtriumStella Atrium delivers the resounding final chapter of The Tribal Wars series with Tribal Logic, an electrifying conclusion to her speculative...
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Review: How to Get a Job and Keep a Job by Keith Calhoun-SenghorDissecting the intricacies of professional success and sharing strategies to rise above organizational chaos, How to Get a Job and Keep a Job: The...
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Two by Nathan NicolauA pair of strangers embark on an unconventional odyssey through Charlotte, North Carolina in Two, a quietly wise novel by Nathan Nicolau. When Howl...
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Review: Finding Isobel by Mary BehanAn absorbing and poignant novel about a woman's search for identity and path in life, Finding Isobel by Mary Behan examines the complex and painful...
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Review: The Buddha and the Bee by Cory MortensenInviting readers on a wild ride from Minnesota to California, The Buddha and the Bee: Biking through America's Forgotten Roadways on an Accidental...
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Review: Deferred Redemptions by G.E. RussellA stark and intimate collection of four stories that explore the bonds of loyalty and the complex relationships humans have with change, Deferred...
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Review: Whirlwinds, Waves, and Willow by Flo DombeyUnexpected romance, deadly betrayals, and the perils of complex families swirl madly together in Whirlwinds, Waves, and Willow by Flo Dombey, the...
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Ambitious’ Secret by Dameyon AllenPosing hard questions about when we need to adjust our moral compass, Ambitious' Secret: Hope's Story by Dameyon Allen brings readers into the...
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Wreck and Return by Tom KranzProbing the complex emotions of a first responder and the physiological strain of getting by in America today, Wreck and Return: An EMT’s Journey...
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Review: Wrath of the Fallen by Kristopher JeromeThe demonic forces of Darkness clash with radiant warriors of Light in Wrath of the Fallen by Kristopher Jerome, a sprawling and enrapturing new...
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Review: The Spire by Shaun GoldsmithStark and suspenseful with a daunting tangle of a plot, The Spire by Shaun Goldsmith is a lavishly unpredictable and compelling whodunit. The story...
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Review: Lost Grove by Charlotte Zang & Alex KnudsenA wickedly twisted thriller with a gritty gothic edge, Lost Grove: Part One by Charlotte Zang and Alex Knudsen is a dark dream for fans of...
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Review: Nemesis Earth (Weapons of Choice Book 8) by Nick SnapeBringing the genre-pushing Weapons of Choice saga to a fitting and explosive end, Nemesis Earth by Nick Snape is an all-out clash of titans, large...
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Review: Insane Angels by Edward NichollsMiracles happen in the most unlikely places in Insane Angels by Edward Nicholls, a whip-smart peek into higher powers, both human and divine. The...
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Review: Om Vel Way by Seval SeerEye-opening, mind-expanding, and relentlessly hopeful, Om Vel Way: Be Happy and Make Happy by Seval Seer is a well-crafted guide for the journey of...
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Deep Heavy Stuff by Don AkeAn insightful collection of personal essays and thought-provoking anecdotes, Deep Heavy Stuff: Thoughts and essays for enriching your life by Don...
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Review: Fog & Fireflies by T.H. LehnenChildren with the hearts of seasoned warriors must save their world from being swallowed by sinister magic in Fog & Fireflies by T.H. Lehnen, a...
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Review: The Wandering Pianist by Congyu WangHeartwrenching, humanistic, and beautifully told, The Wandering Pianist: From the Street to the Concert Hall by Congyu Wang is a humbly penned...
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The Further Travels and Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen by Ross SteinA new chapter of unbelievable escapades and impossible achievements awaits in The Further Travels and Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen by...
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Review: Clans by Frederick AlbertShowing the rise and fall of beliefs in two men connected by loyalty and brotherhood, Clans by Frederick Albert is a modern-day musing on race...
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Review: A Summer of War by Lynn MasonA breathless tale of violence and love, A Summer of War by Lynn Mason is a gripping plunge into the jungles of Vietnam, told through an evocative...
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An Interview with H.S. Gilchrist: Author of The End of the World: Rise of the After LordH.S. Gilchrist is the debut author of The End of the World (first book in The Primordial Engine series), former Anthropology major turned data...
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Imagine There’s No Heaven by Frederick Von HeisenbergLaying out a compelling argument for atheism, or at least a more intentional relationship to whatever faith you choose, Imagine There's No Heaven:...
