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This Just In… Wesley Yorstead Goes Outside by Stephanie Harper

October 28, 2020 News Editor 0

When an agoraphobic man develops a relationship with a vivacious grocery delivery woman, the order he prescribes to his apartment, and his world, begins to crumble around him. Wesley Yorstead Goes Outside explores the life of Wesley Yorstead, a 33 year old graphic novelist who suffers from a severe case of agoraphobia that has kept him shut inside for over five years. When he meets Happy Lafferty for the first time, delivering groceries on behalf […]

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This Just In: Shark and Octopus by J.C. Sullivan

September 25, 2020 admin 0

Shark and Octopus is a comic caper that tells the story of Griffin Gilmore, whose unique profession is retrieving items of value without anyone realizing they were ever missing. Griffin has been hired to steal a key in a museum exhibit and replace it with a lookalike key. As he grabs the key Griffin fears he has set off the museum’s alarm, but all he hears is that sweet, sweet sound of silence. A man […]

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This Just In: Six Feet Apart by Elena Greyrock

September 23, 2020 admin 0

Finding love in lockdown is no easy feat. But could social distancing turn up the heat, rather than smothering the flames? Six Feet Apart: Love in Quarantine is a futuristic look into a compelling interracial relationship that is forced to navigate a pandemic-governed world. The first book in the Luna James series, Six Feet Apart: Love in Quarantine explores the tensions, desires, and teasing limitations of life during an international pandemic. The year is 2025. […]

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This Just In: IceSpy by Norman Miller

August 19, 2020 admin 0

An astonishing statement comes with a price. Soviet Minister of Sports Delmont Zegnies makes Cold War history when he announces that the Latvian Socialist State will no longer seek Moscow’s approval for its affairs. That costs Zegnies his life—and spins the wheels that drags an American bobsled coach into political trouble in a foreign land. Inspired by what is believed to be the start of the collapse of the Soviet Union, Norman Miller’s IceSpy details […]

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This Just In… The Village Narcissist by Glenis Kellet

August 5, 2020 Linda L. Richards 0

A body is found hanging from a noose made from a bell rope. Is this just the start of things to come? The deceptively quiet remote village is shattered after a brazen obnoxious outsider purchases The Old Vicarage and strange disappearances occur. It’s not until the gruesome village history is revealed that the baffled police can begin to solve the chilling mysteries connected to the bell tower. The fictitious villager’s characters play a colorful and […]

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This Just In… Mavericks, Mystics, and Misfits: Americans Against the Grain by Arthur Hoyle

July 23, 2020 News Editor 0

Mavericks, Mystics, and Misfits: Americans Against the Grain takes readers on a journey across American history, from the colonial period to the present, through the life stories of exceptional men and women who have responded in unconventional ways to the challenges and circumstances of their time and place. The journey begins in Puritan New England, where the country’s roots were planted. It then visits America’s war of independence, before following the path of westward migration. […]

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This Just In… The Professor and I by Nana Ofori-Atta Oguntola

July 22, 2020 News Editor 0

The autobiography of Professor Dr. Christopher B. Lynch is the remarkable story of a man’s ability to rise above his circumstances to become the best he is capable of being. Born in Sierra Leone to a Reverend Minister and a seamstress, Christopher arrived in the United Kingdom as a teenager on a boat from Sierra Leone with £52 in his pocket. Greeted at Liverpool docks by the unexpected cold weather, this was even more bearable […]

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This Just In… Jack’s Path by Jack Pilgers

July 20, 2020 News Editor 0

Troubled by an intense loneliness, a result of his lost childhood and a cruel twist of fate, Jack is confronted by an enigmatic visitor’s insistence that the world is meaningless. In his despair, he is drawn to a vision of the fabled Camino de Santiago, and so Jack embarks on a final act of redemption. It will soon become a quest for understanding, reaching beyond life and death itself. Philosophers, gurus, friends and enemies all […]

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This Just In… City of the Dreadful Night by Euan Macpherson

July 10, 2020 News Editor 0

In City of the Dreadful Night: the Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Jack the Ripper by Euan Macpherson, we find that Catherine Sloper, a young and beautiful heiress with everything to live for, has been brutally murdered in New York City. Harry Ramsay, Pinkerton Detective, is given the job no one else wants – to pursue her sadistic killer across the Atlantic to London. The year is 1888. His journey takes him to London’s […]

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This Just In… The Epic Chronicles of Landsfor: Discoveries and Revelations by Gourav Raj Bansal

July 2, 2020 News Editor 0

King Balathaar Rain had a dilemma. He knew his beloved eldest son, Shilathaar, was unworthy of the throne and that his youngest son, Dymondo, was the better leader. Yet his love for Shilathaar blinded him to the injustice he would do to his citizens by not giving control of the Kingdom of Landsfor to its rightful heir. Before his death, in a cowardly compromise, the King divided his four-island kingdom into three parts, giving control […]