Ferry to Cooperation Island is a work of fiction in the literary, dramatic, and seafaring sub-genres, and was penned by author Carol Newman Cronin. In this tale of coastal conflicts, budding romance, and building characters, we find ourselves following the exploits of former ferry captain...

In Firebirds by AJ Ryan, one summer in the 1980s, in Oregon, a group of friends decides this is the perfect time to transition from high school girls to women. Angela and her friends constantly discuss their impending entrance into the world of serious relationships...

For All That Is In The World is a work of fiction in the dramatic, Christian and family-oriented fiction sub-genres, and was penned by author December Knight. In this truly intriguing story with a high concept structure and emotive background story, we meet the young...

In Jane Ver Mulm’s delightful historical romance novel, Finding Paradise, Ellen Schmidt struggles against the repressive social norms of her era. During her childhood, Ellen forms close bonds with her father’s slaves. Unlike most people in her circle, Ellen abhors the practice of slavery, an...

Before Theodora became Empress of Byzantium, she began her journey as the daughter of a bear keeper for the Green faction in Constantinople. When he died in a citywide revolt, her mother had few options when it came to caring for her three daughters. Years...

Façade: Things Aren't Always as They Appear by Melody Saleh is book one in the Unbroken series. Amber is hooked on Patrick, dreaming erotic dreams about him every night. She needs a way to bring the fantasies she dreams of to life and it comes...

Four generations of wealth have been frittered away on selfish ambitions and debauchery, causing unexpected and radical consequences that alter the lives and dynamics of a New Hampshire hamlet in the intriguing novel Fensetter Falls by Jack Young. Before Harlan and Emmett Fensetter have the...

The story opens as Beryl is returning from Paris with her Aunt Hortensia. Beryl has been gone for a year and her homecoming means she will soon be getting married to Sir Henry Rivenhall. Beryl and Henry are a compatible match but without much love....

Flipping Rich Bastards by Julie G. Murphy is a rather whimsical look at “society” life in England at the end of the nineteenth century. England is still a very classed society and everyone knows his and her station or place in life. The only way...

Callie McGraw in Finding Hemingway by Ken Dortzbach is a hard-charging New York attorney with a passion for the novel The Sun Also Rises. Following a layoff, she has six months until her next job, a robust severance in the bank, and a bit of...