Artemesia is a supernatural mystery thriller by D.C. Mallery. Sage Stevenson had long stopped cutting herself. But when mysterious scars unexpectedly manifest under her skin, she finds herself plagued by painful memories of the past. Meanwhile, Deputy Marq Marchant is eager to improve his reputation...

Rise of the Catalyst (Ancient Magicks Book 1) by Honor Raconteur follows the case of a mysterious mask. Arwen Arnoult is called to the Boston Museum to investigate a powerful phenomenon that makes stones in the wall spin. Purchased on the black market, and incorrectly...

Loveda Brown Comes Home by Jolie Tunnell is the second book in the Idyllwild Mystery series. Take a trip back to 1912 and visit the quaint town of Idyllwild where Loveda Brown runs a hotel and occasionally solves mysteries. When she inherited the hotel, she...

The Lady of the Mirrored Lake is a work of fiction in the paranormal, dark fantasy, and romance subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of graphic sexual nature and the use of explicit language throughout. Penned by author Jennifer Ivy...

Break Heart Canyon by Gini Rifkin is a romance combined with myth and legend. Ryker Landry is looking for the ancient relics of Break Heart Canyon, and Una MacLaren owns the land. She vows to protect the relics and keep them safe. She does not...

The Final Secret: A West Virginia Mystery is a mystery thriller by Storm Young. Honors student Jessica Bloomer's vibrant life in New York City comes to a grinding halt after an alarming call from her grandfather. Encouraged by her best friend, Hastings Jennings, Jessica decides...

Murder Under A Bridal Moon by Abigail Keam is the tenth addition to the Mona Moon Mystery series. Despite the Great Depression plaguing the country, Mona Moon has something to be cheerful about with her upcoming wedding to the Duke of Brynelleth, Robert Farley, or...

Newton's Riddle: The Mystery of Daniel’s 70th Week Revealed is a work of fiction in the theological, political, and suspense subgenres. It is best suited to adult readers owing to the complexity of its conceptual basis and was penned by Neill G Russell. The...

The Girl Who Counted Numbers: A Novel by Roslyn Bernstein is a well-written and well-researched historical work that chronicles a young woman’s quest to solve a family mystery. Seventeen-year-old Susan Reich graduated from high school early and wants to take a break by going out...

The world's most popular art and antiquities private investigator is at it again and this time it's going to take some of his very best sleuthing skills to solve this mystery. Armand Arnolfini looks into the disappearance of rare bones that have a historically significant...