Letters to Alice by King Grossman is a rich and engrossing novel written with an elegance and poise that kept me turning the pages until the very end. The author has a way with words that will capture your attention from the very first paragraph,...

Lacey’s Law by LS Fellows follows one woman on her path of vengeance against someone who was supposed to be her friend: Carla. Years in the making, Lacey’s cunning plan takes an unexpected turn and she ends up in the hospital with a head wound;...

A unique and refreshing love story is chronicled in Looking Glass Friends: A Novel Inspired by Real Love Letters by E.L. Neve. The relationship that grows between Neil and Ellie begins with her gift to him of a book, Atlas Shrugged. Neil worked in the...

Living in Water by Alex Z. Moores is a beautifully executed debut novel that features compelling themes, including love and friendship, adventure and self-discovery, the kind of story that readers want to keep in their hearts long after they have read it because of the...

Life is But a Dream by Jennifer Provenza is about a young woman who inhabits two alternate reality worlds. She goes back and forth in her sleep. This makes for some funny but also potentially dangerous situations. In one reality/city, she is married and has...

Author Stevie Turner of The Daughter-In-Law Syndrome is back with Life: 18 Short Stories About Significant Life Events. In this book, Stevie provides stories that appear so real that, as you read them, you may find one that closely identifies either with you or someone...

Let Go by Simon Linter is a fictional story about Mark Gallachi and his rise to CEO at a company he was not interested in working for initially. A recent philosophy graduate, he was having a hard time finding employment, until he received a call...

In Legitimate Power by Stefan Vucak, Cheber Shaken, living in the outskirts of Jerusalem, uncovers two stone ossuaries in a buried chamber in his backyard while clearing some bramble for his wife’s garden. These ossuaries are quite unique in that one contains some old bones...

Ronald A Feldman knows how to hook a reader! The opening paragraph of Little Secrets, BIG LIES sucks us right in as a man has his head blown off by a bullet at the height of an illicit sexual encounter. Though readers never exactly find...

When Cameron Mitchell sits at his desk for the last time, he reflects upon his past and how he eventually arrived at this juncture in his life. His past loves and his current position. The consequences of decisions. The possibilities ahead. Little does he know...