In FINDING OUR VOICE: A Story of Leadership in Crisis and the American Spirit Abroad, Adam Castillo delivers a sincere and thoughtfully structured memoir that...

Kip Cassino's SUPPLICANT benefits from an intriguing central idea, but gratuitous violence and some unsubtle worldbuilding may not appeal to all readers.

The beginning of a trilogy set in the mystical world of Alakkadia, Mark Swirsky’s LOST LEGACY: Legacy Book 1 excels in portraying the title character's...

A thematically rich exploration of temptation and identity, Sean M. Price's SIGNS OF THE FALL blends adolescent vulnerability with spiritual horror to strong effect.

In GOOD NIGHT, MATTHEW: A Balanced Ledger Series Book 1, Janzen Knox crafts a morally provocative, stylistically assured thriller that blends precise prose with philosophical...

An intriguing premise and appealing characters elevate Kimberly Lee's HAVE YOU SEEN HIM, but a sometimes-meandering plot and rushed ending soften the impact.

Hal Emerson’s CICERO JAMES, ARDENT FOOL is witty, fast-paced. and philosophically deep.

Larry Baran's THE HOUSEWIFE LOVED A BANDIT makes up for its lack of brevity with an approachable voice that will resonate with the right audience.

Though the style is overly florid, Luke Presneill's PURITY (The Saint of Suffering Book 1) is a diverting gothic tale that dwells on themes of...

M.E. McMillan's THE VECTORIST (Book 1: Rise of the Tribes) benefits from excellent worldbuilding and an intriguing, timely central premise.

With passion and wry humor, Vesa Turpeinen’s FUNKYPILOT JOURNALS: A Pilot’s Journey from Flight Deck Chaos to A Highly Questionable Flight School invites teen and...

In RESURRECTION ENCOUNTER: A Science Fiction Parable for a Nuclear Age, author Tom T. Skore thoughtfully offers up insights into social noise and the simple...