Whispering Winds of Appalachia is a work of fiction in the literary style and in the interpersonal drama subgenre. It is best suited to adult readers owing to some explicit language usage and reference to drug use and sex. Penned by author John Ellington, readers...

Whack Job by Pete O’Brien is a quirky, irreverent look at status, power, money, relationships, and cultural mores in the 2020s. Jeff Land is anything but a typical, rural New York redneck. Despite having grown up around inherent racism, sexism, and the “good ‘ole boy”...

Wilderness of the Heart by Jason Bergeron is a captivating and immersive adventure tale set in the early 19th century. A young Swedish boy named Jacob embarks on a remarkable journey of survival, self-discovery, and cultural transformation. At the tender age of nine, Jacob's life...

Edith Sharp is a 98-year-old forgetful woman who needs special care, and that's why her son William decided to send her to River's Edge, a care facility. But Edith doesn't want to go there or to California to live with her son. However, Edith agrees...

Wild With All Regrets by E.L. Deards follows the tale of Lucas Conolly, a young man who has seen too many things and lost even more. Meeting Jamie changed Lucas’ life forever; in the same way, his death left just as much of a mark...

What Might Have Been is the fifth installment of A Brethren In Arms series by Elizabeth Johns. After serving years in the British Royal Army fighting against Napolean's forces across the continent, Captain James Frome returns home to Scotland to find his family estate on...

Where Butterflies Go to Die by Michael Ringering tells a story of transformation and redemption. It all begins when the protagonist, Bobby Lee Darrow, is arrested and charged with drinking while driving. Ringering fills in the details of the backstory, of Bobby Lee’s history of...

Whipponock Creek: Life and Times of Will Traylor by Ronnie Pastecki is a historical fiction novel that delves into the life of William Traylor. Set in Dinwiddie, Virginia, during the era of slavery, the story revolves around Will's upbringing on his father's plantation, Tall Pines....

What Time Is It There? by Glenice Whitting is the story of an unlikely friendship between two women that lasted a lifetime. On a trip to Australia's Outback, American poet Maggie Jackson and her husband Hank met Diane Simpson, an Aussie woman who had recently...

Jennifer Collins has taken a subject that is dear to any mother’s heart. Wonders in the Waves catches the reader's attention from the first page and holds their attention to the very last. The topic of adoption is a very sensitive subject, especially when there...