Christopher Leibig's ALMOST DAMNED is an engaging and page-turning theological legal thriller that will appeal to fans of The Da Vinci Code and courtroom dramas...

The language utilized to portray journal entries of one departed main character doesn't always ring true in Phillip Vega's SEARCHING FOR SARAH, but the core...

A richly textured collection of short stories, IF WE WERE ELECTRIC by Patrick Earl Ryan is full of strangely marvelous ne'er-do-wells and heartbroken lost souls,...

Informative and interactive resources are included in Karen Celeste Hilfman's THE MENDED MIRROR, along with the author's personal exploration of attempting to make peace with...

Honoring the wisdom of a long ago people whose descendants remain, Isabella Ides' THE GODMA'S DAUGHTERS embraces a sometimes bitter, sometimes sweet contemporary present--while dipping...

S.M. Perlow's STEALING THE HOLY GRAIL has a cinematic narrative and an original take on the plot of the classic King Arthur is driven by...

Though it falters slightly in the shift of character perspectives, NIMUE: Freeing Merlin is well written and researched and successfully flips the Arthurian tradition on...

A cute, charmingly-illustrated little tale of a griffin awakening from winter hibernation, GRIFFIN IN THE SPRING will bring a little springtime cheer to its young...

By turns fleshy, spiritual, meandering, and sure-footed, ENEMY COMBATANT remains consistently entertaining, if never quite enlightening.

CREDENTIALS, Rand McGreal’s ambitious effort to embed thoughtful macroeconomic monetary policy into digestible, suspense fiction is energetic and well-intentioned in its economics though sometimes uneven...

OLDOGS is a thoroughly enjoyable and capable thriller written in a reassuringly traditional style with some nicely realized characters and competent plotting.

MARRIAGE AFTER DIVORCE MAY NOT BE ADULTERY: Even If It Feels Like the Death of You, You Part by Simon William is the kind of...