Drowning Earth is penned by author Sean Willson in the dystopian, sci-fi, and climate subgenres, and is the opening novel of the Portalverse Elemental Origins series. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. The author presents a gripping tale set in 2055,...

Day Zero by Muneef Ahmad is a thought-provoking and well-crafted thriller that explores the gripping consequences of a water crisis in Las Vegas. The story takes a fascinating turn as 250,000 migrants, known as "wigrants," are forced to settle on the north shore of Toronto...

Climate change and pollution have severely affected animal and bird species worldwide. Dead Fish examines this unfolding drama through the eyes of Lorraine Mulderon and her daughter Haley. Debbie Ann Ice introduces readers to this quirky widow, who is struggling to come to terms with...

Dell's Leap is the fourth installment in the Red Mist Girl series by M.L. Biddison. After being promoted to the full-time deputy position by Sheriff Warner, Dell traverses the streets of Stanley County, only to find herself caught amid a series of assassination attempts. Tragedy...

Death in Potter's Woods by Betty Jean Craige is a murder mystery novel set in the small town of Witherston amidst the north Georgia mountains. When renowned local murder mystery author Tabby Grammer releases her latest non-fiction book, Paving Gaia, she stands firm against the...

Dead Tree Tales by Rush Leaming is about a lot more than a dead tree. It’s a mystery. It’s a crime story. It’s a thriller. It’s a powerful comment on today’s society and politics. But as a lover of nature, I loved how Leaming paid...

Datapocalypse introduces Dr. Kicis Ryan Orion, who lectures in History at Berkeley, specializing in the demise or erosion of civilizations. While on a trip around the ancient sites of the Mediterranean to gather material for a paper he is producing, he becomes intrigued by an...