Category: Fiction

In Diary of a Ponzi Scheme, Chris Skinner combines financial intrigue, sharp wit, and timely social commentary into a novel that explores how deception thrives when people place their trust in the wrong hands.

In The Sweet Season, James B. Farmer delivers an uplifting and emotionally rich novel that uses the game of softball to explore resilience, friendship, and the life-changing power of believing in yourself and others.

In Deep Time, Susan Sizer Bogue blends scientific discovery, personal transformation, and historical drama into a compelling novel that explores how the forces shaping the Earth can also reshape a life.

Intrigue: Stories of Mystery and Transcendence is a thoughtfully curated anthology that brings together eleven original works of fiction. Although each story stands independently, the collection is united by a shared exploration of the profound mysteries that shape human existence.

With The Shadow Bidder Series, author Peter Eliott has crafted a trilogy that not only entertains but invites readers to question the nature of good, evil, and the fragile line that separates them.

Broken by loss and stripped of direction, a man searching for redemption finds it not through escape but through a buried injustice that offers him a way back to love, meaning, and himself.

R. Luce’s Once Upon A Waning Star is a powerful and illuminating play within a novel, showcasing the unsettling after-effects of the January 6 insurrection, and what remains after the commotion settles and the damage trickles into everyday life.

In When Hearts Heal, the fifth installment of the Milford-Haven series, Mara Purl brings readers back to her beloved Central Coast town for a story centered on forgiveness, second chances, and the quiet ways people find their way back to one another, reminding us that even the deepest wounds can soften in the presence of love.

In False Neutral, Joshua S. Narins crafts an atmospheric, character-driven novel that explores love deferred, lives shaped by choice, and the fragile space between emotional detachment and rekindled longing.

In this show-stopping final book of the Comfort and Joy trilogy, Kimberly Fish combines humor, small-town warmth, a touch of mystery, and a heroine who proves that women, at whatever age, can make a difference and be awesome at it.

The Compass Room is a high-stakes geopolitical thriller that plunges readers into a world teetering on the edge of global war. Mark James delivers a thriller that is both entertaining and intellectually engaging, combining realism, tension, and insight in a way that will resonate with readers who appreciate both substance and suspense.