Glenn Fain’s THE NOT SO DEAD PEOPLE mixes action with zombie lit, providing an interesting meditation on humankind's moral obligation to other species.

Scott Leckie's SHREWD LITTLE SLEUTH does an excellent job of illustrating the volatility of Cold War America, but it underdelivers on its promise to shed...

By the Hungry Minds collective, THE LAST BOOK is vivid, charming, and unapologetically weird.

While Ruben Elustondo’s THE FOREST'S EYES might not keep its readers on edge with whodunit-suspense or emotionally connected with any likeable characters, it does offer...

Daniel Maunz's THE STORY OF YOU is a sincere, well-written exploration of a father’s love for his son in the midst of extremely adverse circumstances.

Though well-researched, Sandra Wagner-Wright's THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SARAH GOOD, ACCUSED WITCH falls short of its exciting premise. Flat characters, wooden dialogue, and poor...

L.J. Aldon's RIDDLE OF THE JEWELED CIPHER has a lively protagonist, a gorgeous Scottish setting, and a vigorous race for a magical prize. However, it...

With a vintage style that emphasizes the weight of generational trauma, Daniel C. Davis's A FATHER’S PRESENCE is a nebulous but optimistic and touching picture...

Though containing some useful advice, Freddie Floyd Jr.'s IT'S TIME TO GROW selectively quotes from the Bible to support its recommendations.

Darin S. Cape's WOODSTAKE features a blood-soaked, action-packed story full of rock-and-roll references with a dash of romance and some well-placed puns. The photorealistic artwork...

A gritty and emotionally charged thriller that explores heavy themes such as human trafficking, addiction, survival, resilience, and redemption, Mister C’s NEVER TRUST HOME is...

Lee Woodman’s COLORSCAPES is a vivid and vibrant collection of poems that's easily accessible, educational, and spiritually uplifting.