Title: Road to Antietam Author: Tom E. Hicklin Genre: Historical Fiction The Galloway brothers leave behind their family and the quiet lives they’ve always led in Ohio to join the Federal Army in what is expected to be a quick routing of the Southern rebel forces during the Civil War. Daniel joins the… Read More Road to Antietam – Editorial Review
Title: Savannah Author: Stephen Moody Genre: Paranormal Thriller After sinning, Father Emmanual is sent to find his faith and devotion to God again in Savannah.
Title: The Warning Signs—Tales of Horror and Dark Fantasy Author: M. Ainihi Genre: Horror / Fantasy The Warning Signs presents twelve short tales, six of horror and six of fantasy, structured in three parts, linked by the subtly recurring motif of admonition.
Title: Wanna Go Wanna Stay Author: Maria J. Scott Genre: Memoir / Christian Wanna Go Wanna Stay is the compelling, true-to-life story of author Maria Scott’s journey through a toxic and abusive relationship. In this harrowing memoir, readers will be able to witness how quickly an intimate connection can disintegrate into something that… Read More Wanna Go Wanna Stay – Editorial Review
Title: Melissa and Kasho Author: Camilla Chance Genre: Young Adult / Romance / Paranormal A young girl from a comfortable upbringing goes on a journey to discover her full potential in this latest offering from author Camilla Chance. Melissa has always followed the rules, especially those set out by her domineering and abusive… Read More Melissa and Kasho – Editorial Review
Title: Pawn to King’s End Author: Douglas A. Gosselin Genre: Historical Fiction Opening in the mid-eighteenth century, Pawn to King’s End explores the brutal cleansing of the Acadian people from Nova Scotia by the British Crown and the subsequent attempt by American troops to capture Quebec during the Revolutionary War.
Title: There Are Dinosaurs in the Library Author: A.G. Allen Genre: Children’s Fiction / Fantasy There Are Dinosaurs in the Library begins in the classroom of Mrs. Barker.
Title: Just Good Clean Fun Author: Michael J. Hawron Genre: Historical Fiction / Spy Thriller / International Intrigue Just Good Clean Fun, by Michael J. Hawron, is a spy thriller set in the 1970s and 1980s. Like many spy thriller novels, Just Good Clean Fun follows a seemingly average (albeit handsome and charming man), who secretly has some… Read More Just Good Clean Fun – Editorial Review
Title: Asking Smarter Questions: How to Be an Agent of Insight Author: Sam Knowles Genre: Non-Fiction In Asking Smarter Questions: How to Be an Agent of Insight, organizations, innovators, and big-thinkers alike can expect to expand their perspective on this simple, but rarely easy, tactic to develop ideas and create solutions: asking questions.
Title: Alive and Beating Author: Rebecca Wolf Genre: Literary fiction Alive and Beating by Rebecca Wolf is based on a true story about her friend who died and donated her organs.
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