Eloquent, moving, and evocative… Alexander makes her debut with this emotionally resonant tale of a man trying to salvage meaning from a broken life. THOMAS “HATCH” HATCHFIELD was a young man with a promising future as an artist when he… Read More ›
literary fiction
The Glimpse by Lis Bensley
An engrossing read…Entertaining, poignant, and meaningful. After facing a life-altering event, a budding artist escapes to a small-town life to raise her daughter born out of wedlock and navigates inspiration and redemption in Bensley’s poignant novel. Liza Baker, a rising… Read More ›
The Artist Spoke by Ted Morrissey
Original, thought-provoking, and absorbing story about the choices that define our lives… Two strangers from disparate walks of life, each facing their own turmoil, come together to memorialize an avant-garde author in Morrissey’s latest literary tale. With his personal life… Read More ›
Shared Sorrows by Vincent Panettiere
Atmospheric, intelligent, and engrossing… A remarkable feat. Set in New Jersey, Panettiere’s latest literary mystery takes readers on one man’s journey to love and redemption. Struggling with his father’s early death decades ago, the New Jersey college professor Frank DioGuardia… Read More ›
The Perpetual Now by Jerome J. Bourgault
Gripping, powerful, and unforgettable… An emotion-packed must-read. Bourgault infuses his exceptionally well-built world with small town intrigue, old secrets, treacheries, and human drama in his deeply engrossing debut. Ferguston, Ontario. 12-year-old Justin Lambert has seen his father struggling with the… Read More ›
The Great Cyprus Think Tank by Larry Lockridge
A whip-smart take on socio-political upheaval, individual struggles, and love… Set in the not-so-distant future, Lockridge’s humorous latest human drama, crossed with sharp political satire, makes for a compelling tale of literary fiction. Bart Beasley, the dejected Canadian author of… Read More ›
Blood Before Dawn (2) (The Dung Beetles of Liberia) by Daniel V. Meier Jr.
An impressive literary balancing act that is as entertaining as it is thoughtful… Meier continues his The Dung Beetles of Liberia series with this enthralling installment as Ken Verrier returns to Liberia to buy diamonds. It’s April of 1979. When… Read More ›
The Blind Affect by Michael Poeltl
A powerful literary take, at once intense and poignant… Poeltl explores heartbreak, trauma, regret, and redemption in his compelling latest. Life has never been kind to Jonah, Severn, and Darnell, three strangers from different walks of life. With each of… Read More ›
Through the Waves a Steady Path by Patrick Garry
A captivating tale that’s hard to put down… Elegant and brilliantly constructed, Garry’s utterly engrossing literary tale takes readers into the exhilarating journey of a former police officer caught into an intricate past conflict. The former Minneapolis police officer Elaine… Read More ›
Twisted Silver Spoons by Karen M Wicks
Nuanced and compelling… Compulsively addictive. Part family tale and part human drama, Wicks’s gripping latest is a compulsively readable story about familial bonds and the power of breaking free. George Leibnitz is intelligent and sharp but lacks the ruthless cunning,… Read More ›