Where The Stepping Stones Lead is a work of fiction in the historical and personal drama sub-genres and was penned by author L.E. Hutchinson. Set in Washington D.C. during the United States’ involvement in the First World War, we meet young Gracie in 1917 as...

It is 1934 and newly wealthy Mona Moon meets an Egyptian heiress with a deadly dilemma in the stunning amateur sleuth mystery, Murder Under A Wolf Moon (A 1930s Mona Moon Historical Cozy Mystery Book 5) by Abigail Keam. Mona Moon attends an extravagant party...

Flipping Rich Bastards by Julie G. Murphy is a rather whimsical look at “society” life in England at the end of the nineteenth century. England is still a very classed society and everyone knows his and her station or place in life. The only way...

Nearly a decade ago, Terrie Murphy lost her sister and she still does not have many answers. She turned to the Navy to find the answers herself and now works as an intelligence officer. Her first assignment takes her to Maine, where she is...

After a miscarriage, Henrietta lost her will to engage in daily affairs. In his desperate attempt to bring his wife back to normalcy, Clive accepted a seemingly boring case of an alleged charlatan. The woman who could talk to the departed, as it turned out,...

The disappearance of the Chief Financial Officer for a marketing firm has her best friend searching for clues to her shrouded past in the intriguing mystery, Crystalline Crypt by Mary Coley. Jenna Wade has been living a lie for twenty years. Those who are closest...

A charging Charolais bull drops dead in its tracks for no apparent reason, leaving one of the survivors questioning its bizarre demise in the eerie short story, Suspicions by Jenny Twist. Lenny may work in a bank all week, but during the summer he is...

In Tempest On the Outer Banks by Rodney Barfield, the year is 1968 and Hurricane Gladys is heading towards Croatan Island, just as a lonely ship called The Last Run leaves the shore. The Last Run never returned. Fifteen years later, Kurt Salter arrives from...

The Deadliest Hate by June Trop is a provocative title for a novel, sure to pique a reader's interest. And the storyline lives up to it. In ancient Alexandria, Egypt, in the year 48 C.E. under the reign of the Roman Emperor Claudius, Miriam bat...

Smog obliterates the skies of a large city in the early nineteen-fifties, leaving the inhabitants sick and dying in the extraordinary novella, Shades of Black (The Life and Death of George Weeks) by Debbie Manber Kupfer. London no longer has clear skies, and a large...