Beautifully combining mythology, romance, and action, this story is fun to read even as it addresses some of the harder aspects of becoming an adult. "The Arrow", by Maureen O’Leary, tells the story of one aspect of the Triple Goddess... Read More

Murder is never pretty. "Headcase" is an admirable depiction of just how ugly it can get, and what can lead some people to kill. Marc Rosenberg kicks aside stereotypical notions of mental illness in "Headcase", choosing instead to... Read More

Ekenna intertwines historical, literary, and popular culture references, along with compelling observations, to encourage others to tell their stories too. "We Must Hear All the Stories", by Chief Nnamdi A. Ekenna, reads as a call to... Read More

This exploration of one of the most significant modern technological developments is both provocative and informative. “Cloud computing” is one of those technological buzzwords that has entered mainstream consciousness. Not... Read More

Fascinating details of a polygynous family, immigration, and being a lawyer give Ekenna’s insights intriguing context. This book suggests that to live is to encounter individuals and circumstances with solemnity, grace, and reflection.... Read More

Hess writes with respect for his young audience in his broad, sweeping themes of cross-cultural unity and the power of individuals to change a course of action. A mysterious and magical storyteller named Lynquest serves as both narrator... Read More

Intricately woven characters and plot keep the pages turning in this paranormal thriller. In his debut paranormal thriller, Stephen Fogle weaves an intricate plot about three people on three different missions. Walter Murphy, a hit man,... Read More

The cheeky humor of this swashbuckling adventure will keep even that parrot reading over the shoulder entertained. Rumor has it there’s a pirate treasure on Sanibel Island and, naturally, just about everyone thinks they deserve to find... Read More