Writing about sex for the sake of sex is a literary art form attempted by many but mastered by few, as editor Rachel Kramer Bussel demonstrates in her latest erotic anthology. "Obsessed" is an unconventional collection of nineteen short... Read More

"Shame the Devil" presents Sara Payson Willis, who lived from 1811 to 1872 and was a writer known among the contemporary literati as Fanny Fern. Due to her esteemed company, the book reads like a compilation of biographical incidents... Read More

Generosity and eccentricity associated with the wealthy are catalysts for countless novels, a perfect example of which is Owen’s Day, the story of elusive publisher Owen Adair, a courageous soul who risks his life to prevent... Read More

Navigating an office filled with incompatible employees is a scenario that countless people face daily, yet few can comprehend the madness that Amy J. Frey presents in "Memos", a caustic and humorous spoof of the workplace. Exaggerated... Read More

Amnesia induced by physical or psychological trauma to the brain is a terrifying condition. In "Lost and Found", a successful businesswoman is injured in a car accident and no longer recognizes her family or friends. The events of Mary... Read More

For those who believe in reincarnation, the prospect of recalling every detail of a previous existence may evoke fear or fascination. Stella McMillan explores this exciting theme in "Error of Understanding". It is the first book in her... Read More

The fourth installment of an innovative series of six books by Stella McMillan, "Awakening to Awareness" is the first book of an anticipated second trilogy titled Era/Error of Discernment. In this gripping story of rebirth, the author... Read More

Though countless children throughout the world have been abducted by a parent and held against their will, George Molho’s story will touch even the most jaded reader. Divorce often turns children into game pieces on a strategy game... Read More