A whirlwind of an adventure set in the eternally mysterious city of London, The Timepiece and the Girl Who Went Astray by O.R. Simmonds is a bold and meticulously penned thriller. William Wells only wanted a special gift for his girlfriend [...]
Five boys meet and unite, drawn together by their innate spirit of defiance and determination, while each harbors secrets too horrible to mention that will gradually be revealed, in The Buzz Boys by novelist Edward Izzi, a powerful look at abuse [...]
Take a raucous ride through endless space, dark humor, and epic strangeness with The Doomsday Machine (Space Scrap 17 Book 1), a wild debut novel from Erick Drake. Magicians, alien war machines, spiteful coalescing gods, and one fearless scrap scavenger collide [...]
A skillfully layered whodunit created by mystery writer Edward Izzi, When a Rook Takes the Queen arrays multiple dirty deeds and numerous potential suspects in the chaotically crime-worn city of Chicago. The city’s first black, female, and openly gay mayor, Janice [...]
Author and music journalist Edwin Ammerlaan brings readers on the tour of a lifetime with Lost Souls: A Fictional Journey Through 50 Years of Pink Floyd. This magical slice of history collides a fictional protagonist with real-life rock stars and celebrities, [...]
A. SkoroBogáty's motivating origin story from ancient sources twists established mythology and explores traditions of worship, gods, and legend in his evocative Enok and the Womb of Gods. This epic fantasy explores politics, power, and belief in an ancient world, with [...]
A riveting reflection on life, loss, service, and sacrifice, Playing Soldier by F. Scott Service is an original and intense memoir that shakes up one's assumptions of a soldier's life before, during, and after a conflict. The majority of this book [...]
M.B. Clark plumbs the depths of her own life with dark humor in Waxing Pathetic: My Two Cents, For What They're Worth. Detailing long-simmering stories from different seminal points in her life, as well as her contemporary thoughts on glass ceilings, [...]
A dauntless soldier's epic tale of rebellion, escape, and redemption, Last Star Standing by Spaulding Taylor is a dazzling and chilling vision of the future. In a post-World War III dystopia, Earth's problems spin even further out of control when they [...]
Author Craig Leener hits nothing but net in the third and final installment of his Zeke Archer Trilogy with This Was Always About Basketball. Perfectly balancing young adult drama with time-traveling fantasy, this novel is a thrilling, heartwrenching, and mind-bending read. [...]