“Hell has no fury like a woman scorned,” and Jackie Ullerich shows how a scorned woman will react in her entertaining thriller, Invitation to Death. Three couples are given invitations to spend their allotted week at a Kona condo. Kim, a vulnerable woman, hopes the...

Sessions: Memoirs of a Psychotherapist by Kathryn Foster, PH.D. is an insightful read with characters that literally jump off the page and draw you into their world of chaos. Reading this book was like being there in the office, in the park, in the home...

Didn't Get Frazzled is a humorous novel about the American medical school experience written by David Z. Hirsch. Studying and acing exams were things any medical student could take in their stride, but the real challenges facing the first year medical students in Seth's class...

Adventure Story by Levi Lincoln is set in the time when the American soil drew a lot of migrants with dreams of making it big in the land of opportunities. People were coming to America to start their lives all over again, but this time,...

Rachel Laine, the third book in The Women of Merryton series, is written by Jennifer Peel. It had been eight years since Rachel Laine’s twin sister, Sydney, had died in childbirth. Rachel had adopted Sydney’s baby, Drew, and raised him as her own. When baseball...

“Francis Tower has only one thing on his mind: he wants to die. But when things are at their bleakest, a breakthrough in his therapy creates a new form of obsession. It seems like life isn't finished with him just yet.” Idiosyncratic, contemplative and heart-rending...

Hunting Taylor Brown is a novel written by Rhys Hagan. Returned war vet, Jesse Wishman, is no stranger to controversy or breaking the rules when it comes to saving innocent lives. After having received bad intel in Iraq, the non-compliance of a direct order from...

Daddy’s Girl is a novel written by Ben Burgess Jr. A 2:00 am telephone call is all it takes to fully wake Nick Johnson. The mother of his child, Vickie De Luca, has gone into labor one month early and threatens to sign the baby...

E.N. Heim begins his fictional work, Hidler’s Point, with a short paragraph explaining his name. His name is Adolf Hidler V; his family pronounces the last name with a long “I” sound, Hydler. The last sentence is, “I hate my name.” The family, including his...

Slip Away is the story of two broken brothers — Rudy and Rory Orrick —products of a truly dysfunctional family in which suicide is as common as tacos on Tuesdays. Together and apart, they must learn to deal with the tragic circumstances of their lives....