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  • Epigenesis or serendipity? Shit just happens, doesn’t it?

    by Shawanda Stockfelt
    Virtue is a highly intelligent 'womanist' from Dominica who has emigrated to the UK for postgraduate studies. A whiz at statistics and an excellent scholar, Virtue is on her way to fulfilling her academic dreams but is derailed by a passionate relationship with 'the-Finnish-Swedish-love-of-her-life', Daavid. The two form an intense and sensuous bond, but their paths to happiness are thwarted by ominous forces... themselves. Their painful struggles play out against the backdrop of a serene Swedis... more

  • The Honey Tree

    by Jo Sparkes

    Maggie has always accepted life's constraints: that is, until she witnesses a breathtaking moment of liberation as a butterfly breaks free from a spider's web. And this small, defiant act sparks a fire within her soul. That’s a dangerous thing for a field slave in 1850 Missouri.

    As her daughter ascends to the coveted position of personal maid to the Mistress, Maggie's family is thrust into the intricate dynamics of power and privilege within the House. But in the shado... more

  • Issa the Engineer

    by Kenyata Senu
    In Issa the Engineer, readers embark on an inspiring journey with a spirited young girl fueled by a deep curiosity about how things work. Guided by the unwavering support of her parents, Issa embarks on a quest to unravel the magic behind engineering, illuminating a path of limitless possibilities.

  • Tranquility Bight

    by Bahr Burr

    A thought experiment in novella form, Tranquility Bight poses a simple question: What would it take for a good person to commit an unforgivable act of evil? For a model community of upstanding citizens, the answer is shocking in its brutal mundanity.

     Follow one resident as he navigates a series of events likely to alter both his attitude toward others and his understanding of his own human nature. Will reason triumph, or is a deliberate act of irrational self-sabotage the... more

  • Finding Imogene

    by Teri Case
    Frances Jerome has been tormented by the disappearance of her childhood best friend, Imogene, for decades. Despite her best efforts, Frances hasn’t built honest or intimate relationships with anyone since, including her son and daughter, and she’ll never forgive her father for the role he played in Imogene’s disappearance. Worst of all, she blames herself for turning her back on her best friend when she needed her most. After 43 years of remission, Frances’s cancer returns with a vengeance, and ... more

  • Santa Tita & Cocoa

    by Isabel Kuri
    Little Cocoa dreams of flying for Santa’s sleigh. She just needs to figure out what she is good at and then make sure Santa Tita sees it! She is paying attention to what the big reindeer do and trains to be ready to fly the sleigh too. What she hasn't noticed is that each and every one, brings a different talent, that makes the team grand!

  • Ginger Searches for the Perfect Valentine

    by AimeeAnn Blythe
    Take off on a woodland adventure with Ginger, the deer with the orange collar. In this charming children's story, Ginger learns that friendship is the greatest gift of all, not just on Valentine's Day, but every day. Delight your little ones with this sweet story of love and companionship.

  • Unicorns Really Love Cupcakes

    by Graham Folkema
    Unicorns are magical creatures, pure, beautiful, and extremely hard to find. That is until now! This aptly named story has the missing ingredient to help you snag a glimpse. The only thing is, you need to pay close attention to the directions! Once you know, you will never look at unicorns the same way! ...or at least, that's the way we see it :) Just remember, it's obvious...Unicorns Really Love Cupcakes!

  • Logan Ramsey

    by Vickie and Kevin Amsler
    The story begins with an injured chipmunk found by a park ranger who aids the creature into health. When the chipmunk, now named Logan, is returned to his home in the park, his life changes when he secretly jumps into a car of a visiting family.

  • Smoky Visits a National Park

    by Vickie and Kevin Amsler
    "Smoky Visits a National Park" is a rhyming children's book about a small black bear cub that is certainly worth a look. He spends time exploring the bountiful forests and hills where he meets new friends like a marmot named Mills. If your child enjoys reading like these authors sure do, they should tag along with Smoky whose heart is so true.

  • Lily's Song

    by katrina Johnson
    Princess Lily adores her talented sisters but wishes she had a talent too. Feeling worthless and lacking in confidence, she is shocked when trolls attack the castle and her sisters can't defeat them. Will Princess Lily find a way to step up and save her family?

  • How to Grow a Marshmallow Tree (Amelia & Paco)

    by Stefanie Gamarra
    Join Amelia and her best friend, Paco the polar bear, on a tooth-aching adventure in a world where cotton candy clouds and ice cream slides are just the beginning. When they are almost running out of their favorite treat, marshmallows, Amelia's wild imagination leads the friends to an idea: a marshmallow tree! But can you really grow a tree from a marshmallow? With a dash of school knowledge, a sprinkle of sugar, and some really bad dentist jokes, Amelia and Paco are determined to find out.... more

  • The Red Door and Other Stories

    by K.E. Karl
    The stories in The Red Door are quirky, humorous, and eclectic. Many of them are short—less than 1,500 words—in various genres: gripping thrillers, mangled fairy tales, ghastly ghost stories, a horrible horror story, scintillating SciFi, and dark RomComs. K. E. Karl, the author of Our Man in Mbabane, writes light, entertaining tales, and short thrillers with a wry sense of humor. Enjoy!

  • Twisted Love

    by Robert Bigaouette
    “Twisted Love” is a work of fiction that tells the story of a deadly love triangle resulting from unconquerable obsession. Let's explore the dark recesses of human desire through plot and characterization. Tommy Landis is a young man of Italian and Irish descent who lives in Brooklyn, New York and works at a messenger center in Manhattan. He is an attractive man who seems to hide behind Woody Allen – like glasses and a shield of insecurity. As the story begins, he lives a lonely life, socializi... more

  • A Quest for Survival

    by Robert Perrin
    In the midst of everyday challenges in life… There should be no more place for hate. Life is hard as it is, and challenges seem to come at every person nonstop. With a lot going on outside the house, inside each home should be everybody’s refuge. The family, though not perfect, should always be the source of strength, support, and love. But what if the chaos of the outside world is so strong that it destroys the family and the home? This is what happens in the book A Quest for Survival.... more

  • The Nihilist's Pocket Survival Guide to Modern Society

    by Tungyn Cheque
    The perfect antidote for Boomer, Millennial, and GenXYZ angst! This handbook is a must read for anyone trying to figure out and negotiate the landscape of work, home, family relationships, debt, dating and all that modern life offers. How best to tackle these challenges? The nihilist offers readers his well-honed suggestions. This survival guide is a satirical masterpiece, offering a much-needed intoxicating cocktail of humorous light-hearted criticism of the times we live in.
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