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Man Trouble

by Latina R. Sheard

In her debut novel, Man Trouble, Latina Sheard has composed an engaging story about five dynamic women: Sylvia, Patricia, Kenya, Simone, and Valerie. As stylists at In the Mix Beauty Salon, each woman is living out her professional dream. But, their life outside of the shop is filled with struggle and heartache. Sylvia lost the love of her life in a tragic car accident and is left to raise two sons on her own. Unwilling to imagine falling in love with another man, her sons are now the only me... more

Warren Lane

by Andrew Diamond

Susan Moore is about to hire the wrong man to investigate her philandering husband, Will. There's something not quite right about that detective, but he's all she has at the moment.

"Warren Lane" drinks too much and has a hard time staying out of trouble. He's just the kind of guy Will's mistress can't resist. And everyone is starting to figure out that Will is hiding a lot more than his affair with a reckless young woman.

Home Is a Fire

by Jordan Nasser

Most people would look at Derek and say he’d made it in life. A fun job, a handsome boyfriend, and an exciting life in New York City. But one night, staring at his reflection in the window of the subway as it barrels down Lexington Avenue, Derek realizes he’s fooling himself—and everyone else, too. Derek gets off the train and goes home. Only not home to his tiny Manhattan apartment, but home to Tennessee—which is definitely not NYC. Home to his family—and to all the other people he knows,... more

Fantastic 40 - A Collection of Micro Stories

by Reetwika Banerjee

“Fantastic 40” is an assortment of English micro stories (shorter than a short story) which is an amalgamation of author’s figments of imagination based on fiction works depicted in the form of crispy narrations. It contains 40 stories encircling various moods of life including love, humour, trust, revenge, happiness, anguish, sarcasm, mystery, affection, sportsmanship, friendship, thrill, romance and forgiveness. Though all the events/characters depicted in the book are purely imaginary, yet r... more

Dirty Quiet Money

by Ryan E. Long

Sophia is a blue-blooded blond from Louisiana plantation glamour. Jacky is a brutish janitor from the slums of Marseille. They both live in Paris and have shocking secrets. She is Jewish. He is a Mafia boss. In the Nazis, they have a powerful wicked enemy. By taking Jacky’s hand and fighting with him in the French Resistance, she and her son might be able to survive. However, will Jacky’s underworld make her question everything, and ruin her in the end? Ryan's family in Marseille, France, fou... more

Lucien and I

by Danny Wynn

Be Careful What You Wish For… What if you had the chance to relive your twenties the way you really wanted them to have been? Thirty-nine-year-old David is presented with that opportunity by Lucien, a charismatic young Englishman. Traveling from downtown Manhattan to Istanbul, Majorca, and the Hamptons, the two of them live a life of excess—drugs, beautiful women, and adventure—and forge a strange but great friendship. But with every journey, there comes a price; in every paradise, th... more

Captain Kissy-Face!: Book One in the Red Cloak Island Series

by Joe Mosher

On Kevin McFarland's first day at the world's only school for superheroes, he finds himself dealing with an awful new nickname, bullies with frightening powers, and a severe case of homesickness. What's in store for day two? How about a bizarre illness that spreads across the campus, sapping the powers of students and teachers alike ... except for Kevin, who becomes a suspected super villain. Now the top-secret school is locked down and Kevin will have to clear his name, earn his classmates' tr... more

Where the Tomorrows Go

by Manoj S. Abraham

Bella is a little girl who adores Gogo, her pet dog. When she learns of Gogo’s sudden passing, she experiences some difficult thoughts and emotions for the first time. With some help from her parents, Bella opens her mind and heart to discover the happiness that lies beyond grief. The loss of life is difficult to understand and accept, for adults and children alike. This book is a journey of the heart that parents can use as a tool to have a meaningful conversation about this emotional subject w... more

The Adventures of Daniel

by Rene Ghazarian

The Adventures of Daniel consists of five(5) children's books for 3-6 year olds. Daniel, the main character, experiences everyday events that a child his age experiences. He makes new friends, learns about the world around him, and learns new vocabulary. He is supported by a loving family.

If Jesus Had a Dog

by Donald Hart

Imagine the life and ministry of Jesus just as you know it from the New Testament but with an interesting twist-in my story Jesus has his "best friend", his dog, next to his side from the day of his birth to the day of his death. Written to make Jesus appear more human and interesting, not some religious icon. Take the journey with Jesus and his dog!

Lensfogger's Best: A Super-Hero's Collection of Humor, Satire & Short Stories

by Roger Blake

Every super-hero has an alter-ego. Dodger Lensfogger, who is the narrator through most of these stories, is no different, except that he has multiple identities and speaks with many voices. Dodger’s characters routinely surface in response to situations or people who interest him, whether he finds them stimulating, challenging or even offensive. He writes about himself or others in the first person or third person, whatever feels best for the story. He also allows no limits to his inspiration or... more

The Daughter-in-law Syndrome

by Stevie Turner

The Daughter-in-law Syndrome delves into the complicated relationship that is causing much friction between Grandmother Edna Deane and her daughter-in-law Arla. In addition it focuses on the sometimes tumultuous partnership between Arla and her husband Ric. Arla Deane sometimes likens her marriage to undergoing daily psychological warfare. Husband Ric will never voice an opinion, and puts his mother Edna up high on a pedestal. Arla is sick of always feeling that she comes in at only second b... more

The Oak Tree

by J. Steven Spires

A timely story of love and family in the midst of a storm, THE OAK TREE tells a tale of resilience in the face of disaster.

Power Play

by Nikki Vilendrer

Surviving life with six brothers has prepared Dani O’Brien well for her new job in the aggressive world of the Minnesota Legislature. But her survival skills fail her when she meets local hockey star Luke Coffey, who is reluctantly wrangled into lobbying on behalf of his team for an arena expansion.

Coming from a well-known sports family, Dani is determined to keep her identity a secret and her “no athletes” dating policy in motion, despite the attraction developing be... more

The Light From Dead Stars

by Stephen Jansen

Larry Bain plays bass and keyboards with the once famous Ozone, a freak rock and acid band that refuses to die. Without the charismatic and iconic singer, Thomas Winter, who has died in mysterious circumstances, Larry hopes the band will fold so he can go home and return to a simpler way of life. When they are informed by the tyrannical and savage Hector Morgan, CEO of Terminal Records, that they are broke and must once more tear a path through the UK, Europe and the USA, treading the stages,... more

The Pharaoh's Cat

by Maria Luisa Lang

The Pharaoh’s Cat, a tragicomic fantasy narrated in the present tense by the cat himself, tells of a free-spirited, wise-cracking stray in ancient Egypt who suddenly acquires human powers and immediately captivates the young Pharaoh, making him laugh for the first time since his parents’ death.

The cat becomes the Pharaoh’s constant companion and, at the royal palace and on a tour of Egypt, participates in the festivities, developing an insatiable appetite for... more

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