“Twinz”, written by J.C. Laurens, is the story of billionaire Steven Yates, Chairman and CEO of a company called RLSD, a multinational military arms conglomerate. Yates’s world seems perfect but everything changes when his daughter Sari is kidnapped. In order to save Sari from her...

Jay Antani’s “The Leaving of Things” is the story of Vikram, an eighteen-year-old Indian-born and American-raised high school senior, who is determined to make a bold move for his future. A rebellious Indian-American teenager, Vikram starts his compelling journey of culture shock, loneliness and self-discovery...

Shy South has already had a tough life. She is caretaker of her siblings by default when her mother dies. Shy works side by side with her cowardly stepfather Lamb on the family farm; it is a tough life but they manage to survive. Her...

Tate Holloway is a former homicide detective whose life turns upside down when he is set up, framed and forced to go on the run for crimes he has never committed. In order to clear his name, Tate has to find out the real identity...

"A Fielder’s Choice" is a novel about Art Fielder in Little Bang, Texas, that owns and writes a column on his family owned paper called Fielder’s Choice on various topics about marital relationships, sexual politics, and the family in modern times. His beloved wife of...

"Kill Screen" by Benjamin Reeves is about a game designer named Jack whose world is turned on end when he discovers his best friend's suicide. Jack must work through his past to unravel the truth behind the AI that proves to be a menacing opponent....

Type designer Ed Austin’s lonesome life is suddenly stirred by a dozen forgotten letters, written by a nineteenth-century woman named Lydia Starbird, in a barn of an old Maine farmhouse. An unusual romance has developed when Ed finally encounters Lydia herself. Is she someone Ed...

"Raspberry Beret" by Lisa A. McCombs is a story about a teenage girl who communicates her feelings in a journal. Every entry starts off as “Dear Abby” because she wrote a report on the advice columnist who shared her name. Abby was a teen who...

"Hym and Hur" is a light short story that is brilliant in its simplicity. Immortality eventually leads to boredom and when Hym and Hur come up with a prank to make their idyllic existence livelier, they do not count on the complications that might ensue....

If you thought the televised political appointments were intriguing, wait until you read David Carmell's take on what happens behind the scenes in "Appointments: A Novel of Life in Our Nation's Capital". Chronicling one Senator's efforts to get a powerful political appointment and another's Presidential...