The story that Miriam Van Scott tells in Bandun Gate begins on the day when Miriam and her daughter Abigail (Abby) decide to visit a place called Bandun Gate, despite a warning to stay away. Shortly after the visit, Abby starts acting strangely. This is...

Canadian citizens Riley and Jake Marshall made a yearly trip to Jake’s parents’ winter home in Florida. The Marshalls were affluent and well-known. While the couple was returning from their latest trip, the car developed a fault after encountering a storm. Jake drove into a...

Out of Due Season: The First Transit by Benjamin X. Wretlind is the first book in the science fiction Transit series. The Circle of Light cult, led by Father Elijah Jonas, has some big plans. More specifically, in the depths of a lake in the...

Murder at Manzanar by Steve Zimcosky is the story of a former police officer, now Private Detective Tom Sipowicz, operating in Cleveland. Tom’s latest investigation pertains to the life of the Sakura family who lived in the Japanese Intermittent Camps during WWII, specifically the Manzanar...

As & When is a work of fiction in the post-apocalyptic thriller subgenre and it serves as the second installment to The E Apocrypha series. It is intended for the general adult reading audience owing to moderate but non-graphic references to sex and violence, as...

In Nicola Lowe’s Liar, Amber loved her job. There was something about working in a hospice, being there for people in their final hours, caring for those who would never recover, and offering comfort that brought her peace. She was a pure, kind, and virtuous...

In the small town of Orney, the famous Ramesh Bhatt is directing a movie based on a novel by Charles Harrington. They were close friends when they worked together in Europe and Charles gave Ramesh his first job in movies. A cast member is found...

Twins by Don Helin is a chilling military fiction novel that unravels when a member of the little-known Patriot Militia sets on fire a library in the small town of Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, wounds a librarian, and kills a sheriff who tries to stop him....

The Ridders is a work of fiction in the psychological and political thriller subgenres. It is intended for the adult reading audience owing to some moderate scenes of violence and explicit language used throughout and was penned by author Lisa Towles. In this tense novel...

Perhaps Misha Fisenko would not have found himself in his current plight if he could have predicted his homeland’s capricious climate, something he knew was vain. It all started with unpredictable weather conditions in Russia’s grain-growing regions, which saw a failed harvest. Being the vice...