Doug Belair’s DAUGHTERS OF A WINTER NIGHT is a fun yet deeply conventional medieval fantasy, importing both the strengths and weaknesses of its genre predecessors.

Paul Kevin Wood’s KINETIC BLUE is an engaging and dynamic story with a likeable protagonist who guides the reader through his journey to adulthood. A...

C.J. Loveman’s PROTOCOL HERESY: The Limp in the Code draws on moving and meaningful subject matter, although it doesn’t fully develop that potential across its...

Readers drawn to character-driven women’s fiction with a bit of family drama will find LUNCH TALES: Teagan, the second book in Lucille Guarino's Lunch Tales...

Though on-the-nose in the telling, Cornelius Walters's THE CRUEL FAULT OF TIME is a timely SF-tinged exploration of the state of society in the early...

Rita Henry transforms her daughter's death into a rigorous exploration of trauma and healing in BECAUSE OF AMY: How My Daughter's Death Gave Me Life...

Freya Aguiar's WATER WISHES: Bound By Tides ebbs and flows with tension and immersive emotional storytelling. Its prose is as enchanting as the universe it...

Well-researched and biting in its geopolitical commentary, Brendon Patrick's AFGHANI is a stirring, breakneck-paced historical novel with a strong voice.

While both stories in Sy S. Kanaan's volume are generally interesting, both A WENDIGO INVITES US TO DINNER and I SPOKE TO THE GUARD OF...

Mel Pine’s A BUDDHIST PATH TO JOY: The New Middle Way Expanded Edition is an excellent overall primer to a living practice of modern Buddhism.

A blend of mystery-thriller and satire, Keith Edward Vaughn's BAD ACTOR is a rollickingly funny and immersive novel with an acerbic, recovering alcoholic protagonist.

Although it doesn’t fully succeed in synthesizing its arguments about the world, Don Young’s FINDING GOD IN VEGAS: A Gen X Spiritual Awakening is a...