A Tale of Two Wise Fools is a work of fiction penned in the literary style by author Arin Keshishian. Written for adult audiences due to references to substance usage, some moderate sexual scenes, and a few instances of explicit language. This is a strong...

To Hide From a Northern Wind: Spencer Creek is a work of fiction in the historical-to-contemporary and family saga sub-genres and was penned by author J. B. Millhollin. Spanning almost 150 years in its timeline, we find ourselves settled on the banks of Spencer Creek...

Nobby's Diary by I.R. Walker is the touching story of a man as he struggles to survive with the help of his young friend. When young Spencer comes across a man in his shed, he has no idea how this will change his life forever....

The Hero’s Tale by R.M. Wilburn takes us back to the near-future dystopian world ruled by the Great Orange Beast, Herr Bigly Rump, a thinly-disguised parody of the current incumbent of the White House. These are the last extracts from Mary Morgan’s diary as she...

Dying for a Drink by Amelia Baker is an inspirational memoir that chronicles the life of an alcoholic, a story that is poignant and offers great lessons to readers. Having grown up in the Anglican Church, the author moved to London to train as a...

A victim of cyber-bullying chooses death over coping, leaving his friends and family reeling from the aftermath of his choices in the YA novel, The Ripples (What Lies Beyond) by Danielle Aitken. Popular athlete Mark Fredrick excels at everything he does. Pushing harder to meet...

Settling a debt of family honor, a wealthy Italian World War I veteran journeys to America and becomes embroiled in a war between the employees and their corporation in the stunning historical mystery, Strike! by John Klawitter. After the Great War, Anthony Anselmo's grandfather charges...

Red, White, and Blues by L.V. Sage is book two in the eponymous historical fiction series, preceded by book one of the same name. The story begins at the end of 1979 and carries forward through to the latter part of the 1980s, imparting some...

The Playground is a work of fiction in the women's fiction and interpersonal drama sub-genres and was penned by author Michelle Lee. The first novel in The Secret Lives of Moms series, the work focuses on a fascinating and intense drama about one mother’s moral...

Callie McGraw in Finding Hemingway by Ken Dortzbach is a hard-charging New York attorney with a passion for the novel The Sun Also Rises. Following a layoff, she has six months until her next job, a robust severance in the bank, and a bit of...