Josef Schneider is a young boy who loves art. Learning to paint and draw from his grandmother, he finds it a joy in his life. All of this sadly changes when she dies and World War Two begins. He and his brother are unlike many...

The Omen Tree is a work of fiction in the dark, supernatural and suspense genres and was penned by author Fredrick Niles. Written for adult audiences due to some scenes of graphic violence, explicit language use, and themes and depictions of physical abuse, this hard...

Secrets are no fun. Secrets are for everyone. Yet, some secrets just shouldn’t be shared. Carmen Garcia, a patient in St. Michael’s Asylum in Maine, has her own secret that just so happens to go by the name of a doctor – specifically, Dr. Micah...

After Veronica found herself pregnant as a teenage dancer, she decided to give up the baby girl, Isabel. Working at a perfume counter in a department store with twin boys and separated from her husband, Veronica is desperate for fulfillment. Now in her forties, she...

Thirst Trap is a work of romance fiction and interpersonal drama that was penned by author Zachary Ryan. Written from an LGBTQ+ perspective, this highly engaging and eye-opening work is best read by mature teens and adults due to the nature of sexual themes and...

In The Children of Amalek by Anthony Civiletti, 40 years have passed since the Great Disaster, a brutal war that changed and divided society where peace between opposing sides is maintained through the Agreement of Terms. All is about to change when a recon dog...

The Voice of Reason by Kat Clark tells the story of a rich girl, Amy, who falls pregnant and marries a poor boy, Josh, who never graduated and has a prison record. So far, it’s the same as so many other stories, but then this...

The Hollywood Trap: Underground in Tinseltown by John F. Wilkie is a crime fiction novel set in one of the world's most controversial places: Hollywood. When Jay, a homeless young musician, steps off a bus at Hollywood & Vine, he only has $10 in his...

Torn Asunder takes us back to the “Troubles”; the Irish Easter Uprising of 1916. Whilst the English were busy fighting the First World War, the republican factions in Ireland saw the opportunity to rise up and declare the Irish Republic, united and separate from the...

The Coat by April Grunspan is the story of a young man named Seth Feinberg, a second-generation Jew who is finally getting to understand what happened in the lives of his grandparents during the Holocaust. On his 18th birthday, Seth was gifted the leather coat...