The Clock in the Water by Crissi McDonald blends the ordinary with the extraordinary, crafting a narrative rich in emotional depth and magical realism. Set against the backdrop of Osprey Bay and Camas Island, the story follows Nolee and Keet, whose reunion dredges up unresolved...

Transit: A Journey of Transfiguration by Marty Malin is a journey through the tumultuous landscapes of the outer and inner worlds. Dr. Jessamyn Quilter, an emergency department physician, is trapped in a life lacking love and meaning, shackled by an abusive marriage. Faced with the...

The Secret Valley by Ryan Baxter begins in the Kingdom of Nepal where we meet our hero, Captain Raj. Raj is summoned by his Commander who sends him on a mission to a monastery in Sing Gompa near the Himalayas. His orders are to pick...

Too Many Stones is a work of fiction in the literary, social, and emotive writing genres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the serious content around child abuse. Penned by author Rodney Nelsestuen, this powerful novel tells the story of Evelyn Toraason,...

The Savage is a work of fiction in the adventure, action, and mystical suspense genres. It is best suited to mature adult readers owing to the presence of violence, gore, and sex throughout. Penned by author Kris Nedy, the plot follows Kamolea, born on a...

The Journey of the Ascending Rose by Kathleen Ho recounts the touching tale of Vi, a young Vietnamese girl whose life is forever altered by the devastating impact of war. Separated from her parents, Vi is forced to reside with her grandparents amid chaos and...

The Twitter Gospels by David H Parish is a realistic Christian novel that takes readers on an invigorating journey of questions and discovery. The story follows Paolo Venticinque, an expert in the psychology of religious fanaticism and a Jesuit high school teacher. His regular life...

A perfect escape for lovers of fantasy, beautifully written in an intriguing political context, The Secret Hamlet by Judith Briles and Brian Barnes is the enthralling second book in the Harmonie Books series. In the 11th century, Nichol is a young mother escaping from Paris...

In The Bluff, a psychological thriller by Bonnie Traymore, Kate has lived on the bluff for six years and in that time, the bluff has begun to crumble. Her husband, Ryan, and she had different ideas on how to save their home, but a year...

The Road to Moresco by Mark Jamilkowski begins in 1910 when Francesca and Giuseppe Carnabuci survived an earthquake and tsunami in Messina, Sicily, resettling in Santa Teresa di Riva. Their son Marcello, influenced by his father's wartime death and nationalist sentiments, embraced Fascism and moved...