We Do What We Must: Blood, Wine, and the Birth of the American Mafia in New Orleans is a work of fiction in the historical subgenre. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Richard Robbins. The book is a...

The Winds of Midnight: The Tragic Story of the Pattenburg Massacre by G. Gordon Long is a fictional story incorporating historical accounts of a violent riot fueled by racial tension which occurred in 1872 in the small village of Pattenburg, New Jersey. It resulted in...

Veiled behind a chucklesome fiction story, Dr. Ashley Oliphant's Higher Education: Chronicles of a Dumpster Fire reveals the corruption that is rendering today's education system rotten. Clary-Smith University's unjust administration and a needless army of twenty deans have become the source of a constant headache...

There was so much going on with Dale’s health in My Disappearing Act: Into the Abyss of Dementia by Todie West that he and his wife Patsy were not concerned about her forgetting things as they had both written it off as stress. During her...

What a Trip: A Novel by Susen Edwards is a well-crafted coming-of-age tale with solid characters and a gripping plot. Character-focused, the story follows Fiona who is going through a turbulent period in her life, still figuring out what is best for her. She is...

The news of Abigail Ward's death was a shock to her family and neighbors. Everyone said Abby was the kindest and most generous person they knew. It was surprising that she died of a heart attack after her 80th birthday party, as she had looked...

Jay is a broke young dreamer who arrives in Hollywood to pursue his career in the music and film industry in the year 1983. On his tumultuous journey to fame and glory, Jay makes several new friends, including a fraudulent character named Monty. Monty is...

Music is a powerful way to soothe the soul. For Michael, it helped him adjust to tragic losses: first his father, then his wife. He was an American superstar on stage, but there was part of him that always ached for something from his past,...

In A Leaf in Wind and Water, Jennifer Skutelsky tells the story of Anneline Mulder, or Leaf as her Pa calls her, a girl growing up in South West Africa. Raised on a farm in the Kalahari, she knows her mother’s constant sorrow and her...

Sutra of the Pearl: A Journey to India; a Path to Forgiveness by Lee Kaiser is a contemporary fiction novel that follows its female protagonist, Julie Paglia, to India in the hope of finding ancient texts. Julie's goal is pretty straightforward except for one minor...