In The Falcon and The Shaikhs by John Dragonetti, Luigi Falconi, heir to the US Gulf Coast mafia, heads to Dubai to finalize a loan deal. He sees the potential in transforming the sheikhdom into a bustling hub. Struggling between loyalty to his family and...

Sunny doesn't want to become the second daughter and live in her big sister's shadow. Instead, she considers providing healthcare services to the people of her village. Subsequently, Sunny begins her practitioner duties and experiences the joy and pain of being a doctor. From losing...

Tell Me More: A Special Edition of Tales is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, suspense, and workplace intrigue genres, and this novel forms the third volume of the series. Penned by author Trebbiano, the novel follows the protagonist in navigating the challenges...

Blake Nolan is a broken young woman. She is troubled, and the voices in her head are driving her crazy. At sixteen, her life is spiraling out of control, and the thoughts of her parents always putting the blame on her and repeatedly telling her...

Run Away Home: Shattered by Catherine Manett presents an intriguing set of characters and explores family dynamics and social issues. Themes of trauma and the search for identity and meaning resonate through every page. In this riveting sequel to Run Away Home: Tempered, Manett continues...

Can a truly good person commit an act of unforgivable evil? Do humans always use their best reasoning skills? Do people always do things that are in their best interest? Bahr Burr considers these questions in Tranquility Bight. Tranquility Bight is one of the many...

Through the Years is a collection of ten short stories by Jamila Mikhail, written over eight years between 2015-2022. A man recalls his past mistakes and embraces his fate as a passenger on a crashing plane. A schizophrenic patient eats a bowl of cereal and...

In Underneath the Honeysuckle Vine: Beyond Cedar Cove, Book One by Cynthia Ulmer, six-year-old Carin Evans struggles to understand the ridicule she endures in a town where her mother's family is revered. As she takes in the beehive hairdos and limited views of the 1960s,...

Caitlin Buhr's A Sister Ago is a compelling and poignant read. The older sister, Christine, was compassionate and made an effort to watch out for her younger sister. In addition to being obstinate and careless, Rachel also battled drug addiction. Everything appeared to be going...

I enjoyed Karen Janowsky’s romantic novel Dear Prudence, a delightful and engaging story about two people at turbulent crossroads in their lives. They are thrown together and forced to contend with their growing feelings for each other adding further complications. Straight out of the gate,...