The Other Side of the Ledge by Janelle Parmer is a slice-of-life drama novel about a recently widowed woman trying to navigate her grief over her deceased husband. Thirty-seven-year-old Kara McKay's life turns upside down the day her husband and love of her life, Chris...

The Blue Collar Blues and Other Stories by Bob Stockton is an enticing anthology of 46 short stories divided into four sections, and most of these tales are based on the author’s experiences growing up in a working-class neighborhood in New Jersey, as well as...

Sabrina’s love life hasn’t been positive for the past eight years. When she overhears a nurse bragging about her recent engagement, she discovers her ex-boyfriend, Kyle, has obviously moved on. In Time Will Tell, Annette Anders composes the story of two people emerging from ruined...

Eliza McKee has a family with an interesting and mixed background. While she is proud of her Chinese heritage, others find being mixed shameful. As she gets older, her family sees an opportunity for her to spend time with her actress aunt Izabel Peres and...

Larry Martin is not a good person. He is lazy. He treats women badly. He thinks the world owes him everything that he wants but hasn’t earned. Unfortunately, Larry was also raised by an abusive father with right-wing beliefs which he adopted as his own....

Take Me With You by Vanessa Carlisle is a bold story about race, identity, and struggle that centers on Kindred Powell, a woman of mixed race who has her own bout with racial tensions. After losing her mother to an illness and her father being...

When her devoted mother passed away, Rose had the rare opportunity to go back in time and relive her journey through the sixties after finding her old diary named Pinky. The diary contains all her important memories of growing up between the ages of 10...

The Best Good Horse: And Other Short Stories by J. Reeder Archuleta is a collection of 14 short stories that focus on ordinary people whose lives rely on work. A satisfying collection of human triumph and courage, each story introduces readers to a new set...

Only a few 4-letter words with “u” in them conjure up more visuals than the word “cult.” And how accurate are those visuals, most of which are based on what we read in newspapers and online? T.O. Paine subtly explores the perceptions we have of...

The Only Way Home is a walk through 1933 and the Great Depression with 15-year-old Robert and 17-year-old Tucker who he meets on the road. Robert and Tucker have both left their homes in hopes of finding work as they travel the rails. They spend...