Mickey Dubrow's The Magic Maker starts in 1917 in New York City. It's Passover Seder, so Baruch Rosenfeld invites a beggar to join him and his family during this revered event, as is the Jewish custom. Suddenly, Baruch’s charitable act rebounds, resulting in him and...

Every year, over a long weekend at Christmas, Mistlethwaite Manor hosts a party for invited guests only. The event is a mystery weekend, and the person who can solve it wins a £10,000 prize. The only thing more mysterious than the guest list is who...

Imagine a life where the one thing that made you different, an outcast, is the thing that turns you into someone special. That’s the basic premise behind Shilpa’s Blue Crayon by Crystal Charlotte (CC) Lane. Shilpa is a black artist who relies heavily on the...

Doctor Witch by Frank J. Edwards is a gripping medical thriller that blends psychological suspense with real-world urgency. Dr. Jack Forester, once a frontline emergency physician and now a medical school dean, finds his life upended when an old nemesis resurfaces in the form of...

Blood and Flame (The Quinate's Faithful Book 1) by Brendan Corbett features Dara, a young miner with a unique ability to handle mana. She was taken to the Academy of Ramaia to train as a Blood Mage for the Quinarium, a group that serves five...

The Cottage by Jo A. Hiestand is a wonderful mystery story. Michael McLaren, a former police detective, is helping Melanie move home. But once a police detective, always a police detective. A neighbor needs McLaren to look into who murdered her parents, but McLaren doesn’t...

Calla Sweet has lost her job and her last living relative. She relocates to Ireland to reconnect with her ancestry and claim her inheritance. While there, she befriends Saoirse Dunne, a delightful resident who knows everything about the area. Given the circumstances surrounding their meeting,...

Grover Wilcox Goes to the Circus by Martin Lastrapes is an urban fantasy about Grover Wilcox, an English professor who always dreamed of joining the circus but never had any real skills. Until a kitchen fire in which he should have died but didn’t. Grover...

In Fleet Landing by Wendy Gee, Nathan Sharpe was unjustly sentenced for the central train station fire that resulted in the deaths of thirty-nine individuals. Rob Noble established the Innocence Network to assist clients of color who were financially disadvantaged, and he asked for TV...

Storms: A ‘Crossed Paths’ Prequel Novella by Jo A. Hiestand interweaves the melancholic undertones of lost connections with the mystery of human relationships, all set in a quaint English village. This novella serves as a prequel to the larger McLaren Mystery series, providing a deeper...