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Review: Things That Go Bump in the Night by JC BrattonA collection of slow-burning psychological horror, Things That Go Bump in the Night, Volume One: Urban Legends by JC Bratton holds four chilling...
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Review: The Utterly Sublime Adventures of Ava Roberts by Lisa FredericksonVibrantly written and irresistibly funny, The Utterly Sublime Adventures of Ava Roberts by Lisa Frederickson is a novel about love and the healing...
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Review: Our Cats Are Plotting to Kill Us by Jim TilberryPeeking into the wild internal world of house cats, Our Cats Are Plotting to Kill Us by Jim Tilberry is a witty wander to the edge of the absurd....
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Across the Kentucky Color Line by Lee Durham StoneExploring racial dynamics in the context of Kentucky's complex history, Across the Kentucky Color Line: Cultural Landscapes of Race from the Lost...
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The Quest for Happiness by AndrewsThe first book in the MacTire Legends series, The Quest for Happiness by Andrews is a gripping romantic fantasy. In a new search for love,...
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Unforgettable by David J. CookA celebration of resilience, family, and joy in the face of life's greatest challenges, Unforgettable by David J. Cook is a fearless testament to...
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Review: Marie’s Nutcracker by Margaret Marie KlenzingMarie's Nutcracker by Margaret Marie Klenzing is a fun and refreshingly honest novel about the hardship that ambitious ballet dancers must face in...
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Audiobook Review: The Eyes of Penn by Richard Carlton LondonSurprising in its sensitivity, creativity, and heart, The Johnsons: The Eyes of Penn by Richard Carlton London is an entertaining and innovative...
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Christianity 2.0 by John DorseyA bold rethinking of devotion, self-improvement, and enlightenment, Christianity 2.0: How Amazing New Advances in the Religious Realm Can Ignite a...
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Hair on Fire by Larada Horner-MillerA charming collection of poems, stories, and memories about Christmastime, Hair on Fire: A Heartwarming & Humorous Christmas Memoir by Larada...
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Review: Prompt Excursion by Lewis S. KingstonA Weapons System Officer wakes up to fractured memories on a devastated and nearly lifeless experimental warship in Prompt Excursion by Lewis S....
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The Lost Souls of Guayaquil by Brian GibbSpectacularly creative and emotionally gripping, The Lost Souls of Guayaquil by Brian Gibb is an original and thought-provoking novel about life,...
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Review: Magi Apprentice by Dan E. HendricksonA narrative clash of mysticism, science, geopolitics, and biblical lore, Magi Apprentice by Dan E. Hendrickson is a unique piece of historical...
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Reasonable by K.T. CarlisleA recently jilted designer wakes up confused and covered in her best friend's blood in Reasonable by K.T. Carlisle, a dark and dramatic first...
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An Interview with Dave Tabler: Author of Delaware from Railways to FreewaysTen-year-old Dave Tabler decided he was going to read the "R" volume from the family’s World Book Encyclopedia over summer vacation. He never made...
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Review: Naimera: Sapient Quest by Michael GanzbergerA gritty work of sci-fi that feels ripped from a near-future headline, Naimera: Sapient Quest by Michael Ganzberger is the thrilling second piece...
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Review: Tip’s Magical Journey by Barbara Mishkin, Illustrated by Jason ShiverTip's Magical Journey: The Ride of Discovery and Inspiration by Barbara Mishkin is an inspiring children's book that promotes empathy, kindness,...
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Review: From Bonham to Buddha and Back Again by Clementine MossThe rare kind of memoir that makes one forget it's not a novel, From Bonham to Buddha and Back Again: The Slow Enlightenment of the Hard Rock...
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Review: Dancer on the Ceiling by Mark NutterA gleefully bizarre collection of stories, Dancer on the Ceiling: More Darkly Humorous Tales by Mark Nutter is an unforgettable work of absurdist...
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Review: Thalondor: Kingdom of Legends by Shane LegeA hero from a strange land arrives to fulfill an ancient prophecy and save a magical realm from annihilation in Thalondor: Kingdom of Legends by...
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Review: Resilient by Liz GraceOffering living proof that there is light in the darkness, even if the tunnel never ends, author Liz Grace has penned an inspiring and...
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Twisted Monarch by Athene Z. AdamAuthor Athene Z. Adam delivers another entrancing read with Twisted Monarch, a stellar second installment of the Reign of the North Forest series....
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Review: Before the Dawn by David CraneA multilayered piece of fantasy that plays with horror and thriller tropes, Before the Dawn by David Crane is a vivid and intense novel with a long...
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The Fred Parker Show by Vincent GlenFollowing the adventures of a group of talking animals trying to make it in show business, The Fred Parker Show by Vincent Glen is a wildly...
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Review: Involuntary Flashback by Dave GarrettTapping into a classic noir vibe with a good dose of contemporary flair, Involuntary Flashback by Dave Garrett is a fast-talking, razor-sharp Big...
