In Bigot List: A Reckoning, an espionage thriller by J. Sydney Jones, Jake Jacobs left the CIA more than twenty years ago and is now a history professor in Oregon. Jake conducted research for his project, which he named "The Fourth Mole." He became increasingly...

Chosen by La Shun L. Carroll is a thrilling tale of fate, identity, and moral complexity. The story revolves around identical twins, Chosen and Ted, who were separated at birth and raised in starkly different environments. Their paths cross unexpectedly in a moment of intense...

Lynn Byk’s The Fearless Moral Inventory of Elsie Finch is a stirring and evocative memoir that takes readers through the life and times of various meticulously crafted characters in a small Arkansas town during the Great Depression and beyond. After her father's death, Elsie Finch...

Immerse yourself in the tale of a lifelong tennis enthusiast with Richard S. Hillman's A Tennis Story. Peter Love fell in love with tennis the day his father introduced the game to his son during a family vacation at a resort in the Catskill Mountains....

Tarnished Dreams is an anthology of sixteen short and interconnected stories by Anthony Pond. In a French hospital, as he recovers from war wounds in 1945, David Jordan thinks about his dream boat that he hopes to build with his brother, Frank. Once David is...

My Bad Tequila: Parts of a True Story by Rico Austin is based on the author's personal experiences. A group of students was on Spring Break and on their way to a Mexican beach by the Sea of Cortez. Rhet wanted to party, drink, and...

Robert Sells' An Affair With Murder is a gripping tale that follows Rebecca, a successful author plagued by the trauma of her best friend’s murder after their prom night. Twelve years after fleeing her hometown and struggling with agoraphobia, Rebecca's therapist urges her to return...

Tammy L. Brown’s Dear Anne... is a poignant and timely epistolary novel that explores the emotional trauma of the Israeli/Hamas conflict through the eyes of a 13-year-old girl named Rachel. Living in a kibbutz in Israel, Rachel is constantly surrounded by the sounds of gunfire...

Dan Flanigan’s An American Tragedy plunges readers into the intense and controversial era of the Satanic Panic of the late 1980s. In the scorching summer of 1988, private detective O’Keefe is unexpectedly drawn into a harrowing legal battle when Virginia Montrose, known affectionately as “Miss...

In Tell Me More: A Special Edition of Tales (Volume 3) by Trebbiano, the protagonist sets out to evaluate and improve cruise ship Northern Star operations. The book is a captivating tale of leadership, teamwork, and personal growth, with compelling scenes highlighting the protagonist’s exceptional...