Watermelon Tattoo is a work in the psychological thriller, suspense, and action subgenres. It is best suited to mature adult readers owing to explicit content, including language, graphic violence, and reference to sexual situations and drug use. Penned by Tony Burnett, this fast-paced and action-packed...

In Where the Grass Grows Blue by Hope Gibbs, the last thing Penny Crenshaw expects when she gets a ring cleaned is to walk away with the stark revelation that her husband has been cheating. After divorcing Penny, her ex-husband swiftly remarries the younger woman....

Emerson always believed that the women in her family were different, based on the eccentricities of Amelia, her grandmother. Yet, she could not forget the fateful evening when Amelia predicted her daughter’s imminent death. Five years have passed since her mother’s suicide, but Emerson hasn’t...

When a Phoenix Rose Nevermore is the standalone sequel to C.A. Nicholas's Cycles of the Phoenix. This anthology collection contains some captivating inter-connected short stories, mesmerizing poems, as well as a couple of absurdist comedy skits. Most of the stories revolve around a young woman...

Water Fire Steam by Mitzi Zilka is a historical novel based on real events. It’s 1884 and Rolla Allen Jones has graduated from an engineering school on the East coast. He’s been asked to build Spokane Fall’s first water system and for the next 5...

What Is Wrong With Me? by Kristin Hammoud tells the story of a young woman who learns to confront her own life choices. This remarkable story begins with Anna Ward’s early memories. It shows why Anna, at only nine years old, wishes that her parents...

In We Are All Together by Richard Fulco, Stephen Cane moves to New York to reconnect with a former bandmate, Dylan John, and gets the chance to replace him when Dylan becomes a civil rights activist. Thrilled by the opportunity to prove himself creatively, he...

Winning Her Highland Warrior by Maeve Greyson is an endearing flight of fancy time-travel romance in which a brilliant microbiologist with poor social skills accidentally plunges into the murky depths of a Highland loch, only to emerge in 14th-century Scotland after being saved by a...

WAVES on the Potomac is a work of fiction in the historical and women’s fiction subgenres. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author R. Ann Bush. This fascinating read combines espionage and women’s issues during the Second World War,...

Rebecca had a rough sex life, which she overcame. And to help women, she anonymously documented her journey on a blog. This blog gained traction and caught the attention of MOD, an exclusive and revered fashion firm. The person at the helm of affairs in...