In a Pickle by Marilyn Whitehorse details the humorous journey of the protagonist Charles Madison Montgomery Washington. Through a series of adventures, from hiding money in a pickle jar to taking on the identity of a reverend, Charles' resourcefulness and entrepreneurial spirit are highlighted....

In Invention Is a Mother, Rob Brownell tells a hysterically funny story about a lazy young adult with serious responsibilities in the tech world. Shaughnessy is a fresh engineering graduate who is not too eager to take on adult responsibilities. While patiently waiting for “great...

Isolation: Dwayne Morrow Mystery Book 5 by Darin Miller begins with the team of Boggs Investigation being invited to a murder mystery weekend on a private island. Doug Boggs, the owner, sees this as an opportunity to have the team start working better together. Doug...

In a Nut’s Hell: Literary Doodles by Jim Wood is a zany, quirky, and utterly unexpected series of humorous stories that will make the reader laugh, roll their eyes in glee at the intentional absurdity of each story, and eagerly turn the pages for more....

In Search of Beira's Hammer: A Fantasy Novella by Kristina Young reveals that Scarlet is not happy with the landscape around Berlin where she lives as she considers it to be a bit boring. She decides to find the famous hammer of Goddess Beira. This...

Inspired in the Bedroom, sub-titled Nightly Reads From S.R. Carson: Before, During and After Romance comprises 128 of S.R. Carson’s favorite blog entries, excerpts from his novel To Love with Hate, and some pieces from his thriller, Blue Shadows. He created categories for the collection,...

Ash Bishop's Intergalactic Exterminators, Inc is a science fiction novel. In this space adventure, the United Alliance of Intelligent Beings (UAIB) keeps the universe safe and running smoothly. Intergalactic Exterminators track down and destroy any species that migrate to other planets and are a danger...

In Light of Recent Events by Amy Klinger is a story that takes the workplace novel to a whole new level. It opens with a rather mundane scenario of the main protagonist’s life as she describes her neighborhood and her workplace. The year is 1996....

Is That Your Final Answer? Sometimes, Ya Just Gotta Believe! by Philip D. Gibbons is a story that is breathless, hopeful, exciting, and intense. Greg Rafferty is the main protagonist. He is not a loser. It just so happens that life seems to have played...

I stood in awe of the amazing writing skills of William H. Coles in Illustrated Short Fiction of William H. Coles: 2000-2016. This collection of short stories will not leave you with that fuzzy feeling of happy endings, but you will view humanity in times...