Gabriel Thorn continues to thrill and challenge every stale paradigm of a sci-fi hero in Seraph, Book 3 of the Voidstalker series by John Graham. Following the first two breathless installments of this series, readers have grown accustomed to the boundaries [...]
Musings and delightful vignettes, served with a healthy dose of humor, form the basis for The Cat That Ate a Thousand Bananas: Musings of a Nerd by Hank Mancini. Without a doubt, Mancini’s title immediately draws in the reader, though the [...]
The puzzling discovery of an abandoned and mysteriously destroyed ship launches a deadly race for power in Engage at Dawn: First Contact by Edward M. Hochsmann. Primarily set onboard a Coast Guard Cutter, readers are immersed as a maritime crew come [...]
A young dreamer is thrown into a life-altering adventure to protect ancient knowledge in Lost Scrolls of Archimedes, the first in the new Lost Artifacts series from author Tom Roberts. Boasting a brilliant blend of historical reference and fictional mystery, this [...]
Author Victor P. Unda masterfully blends genres in the tumultuous, Nazi-hunting thriller in Between Justice and Time. What begins as a young man's childhood reflections on family and the uncertainty of growing up in the 1930s becomes a spiraling drama of [...]
An older man's leisurely drive down the coast becomes an unforgettable adventure when he's joined by a mysterious woman half his age in A Week to Remember: The Trip by author Frank C. Senia. From this simple premise comes a story [...]
A history of trauma, a half-drunk search for answers and the well-tanned soul of Arizona collide in Blackout: You Gotta Love Phoenix by Frank C. Senia, a hedonistic and tragic tale of reinvention. Ken the optician is having a strange day; [...]
Defoe's little-known 1722 pseudo-history holds startling parallels with our own plague year of COVID-19. Based on his uncle Henry Foe's diaries, a London saddler who remained in the capital during the 1665 outbreak of the Great Plague of London, the novel [...]
America's old scars and the fresh wounds of emotional turmoil are on full display in Sorrow Ledge, a visceral and beautifully penned novel by author Kenneth Arbogast. Set more than a century ago, in those fragile decades following the Civil War, [...]
The Young is an ambitious work of fantasy by Nicholas John Powter that has the makings of an epic work of fiction. Sven, a former warrior of the Telfmare, uproots his young son, Fren, from the relative safety of their home [...]