The Shadows of Erathal by Joseph P. Macolino begins in the world of Evorath where Jaldor, a dairy farmer from the village of Paxvilla, faces chaos when dark elves known as the hájje, led by the powerful necromancer Zallenstal, attack his farm. Their invasion seeks...

The Phoenix Effect Part 2: Regeneration by Margaret M. MacDonald is a must-read suspenseful thriller. I recommend that to fully appreciate this thought-provoking sequel, it is important to first read The Phoenix Effect Part 1: The Reuniting. This story opens with Lia believing that Arin...

As the world's political balance reaches a tipping point, Adrian P. exposes the role of supernatural forces in this delicate balance. In The Gentleman With a Thousand Faces, Mitch, a Native American first officer of Pearl Airlines who was traumatized by experiences of injustice while...

The Last Gun- Shark: The Early Days by Joe Corso features all the classic elements of a Western with a strong and admirable hero, sheriffs in lawless towns, a connection to Native American culture, an endless stream of outlaws, and plenty of action-packed gunfights. After...

The Circle of TIE by Amina Warsuma is a political and religious drama, set amidst the turmoil of war. The story follows the Azeem family, particularly sisters Heleema and Emani, as they navigate the horrors of civil war in Beirut. As they try to survive...

D.L. Wilburn Jr.’s The God Protocol: Judgment is the final book in the trilogy. The recovery of the Anunnaki artifact paved the way for the Anunnaki to return, and they now hovered over the planet. To focus on finding a cure for her daughter Aanya,...

At the end of WW II, Operation Paperclip saw many German scientists, engineers, and technicians escape the consequences of their involvement in the Nazi party when they were recruited and relocated to the United States. The Rise And Fall Of The Fourth Reich, a political...

"There is only one step from the sublime to the ridiculous." That quote from Napoleon holds true in Nigel Seed's novel, The Year of Fire And Ice: 1812, which indicates a fine line between success and failure. The story unfolds as Bonaparte speaks to three...

“Behind closed doors, everything is invisible,” and as the novel The Black Raven's Song by Macklin Grey suggests, some doors are best left unopened. Chase Harper is a man of secrets who has lost the will to live. He hides behind his own closed doors...

On the eve of launching a genuinely evolutionary invention, Frances Smith looks forward to another addition to his home and the admiration of a grateful public. His achievements and inventions over the years have earned him the respected title of Niaverine’s most outstanding scientist. All...