The Retail by Joshua Danker-Dake tells the story of a would-be Christian author, Penn Reynard, who works returns in a hardware store after gaining his English degree. Writing in his journal, Penn describes with dry humour how some customers try to run scams with their...

I just finished reading Theory of Expanded Love by author Caitlin Hicks and I have to say, I absolutely loved this book. Follow the story of spunky, 12-year-old Annie Shea, one of thirteen children in a very traditional Catholic family in 1963. Pope John has...

In a unique and interesting love story, Triptych: A Mechanical Romance, a great little read by author Java Davis, we meet Hannah, a young woman who’s just moved across the country to accept a position as the manager of a newsroom. Before she even has...

Emma is having one of those days. She wakes up to a sick puppy who has managed to explode all over her apartment, so she calls in a cleaning team and the vet, which really shoots her budget in the foot. Once she arrives at...

The White Mogul by Al Gromer Khan is a poignant tale set in the 1960s where the nineteen-year-old protagonist, Hans von der Thann, rebels against the restrictions and clash of cultures that lead him to discover a spiritual freedom through music. Running away from his...

The Small Matter of the Death Cult of Katahdin, The Shabby Realm, Book 1 is a contemporary fantasy written by Lennox Brown. Winston Lamb is a private investigator who's not above doing a little bit of breaking and entering. These are tight times for the...

The Man from KNEW News by Matt Stewart takes you through the doors of a small-town TV news station. Tate Thompson has just graduated from Syracuse and wants a job at ABC News with his father – only his father won’t hire him. He says...

With social media usage on the rise and so many apps, tools and other forms of communication available, The Brevity of Twit by K.D. Rose fits right into the scheme of things. With Twitter being an abbreviated form of communication bites of 140 characters, The...

The Funny Robbers is a humorous contemporary fiction novel written by Brian Evans and Dan O'Leary. Talent Manager Carl Shapiro has a plan for getting four of his comedy talents working again. They've been resting on their laurels and soaking up the celebrity limelight for...

Jayson McCallister is exactly what the book title describes: The Reluctant Vigilante by V.K. Vasapolli. But how he got there surprises even our protagonist. He’s simply an accountant, and like any other ordinary person he goes to tennis with his friends, watches TV, and does...