Baldev Seekri spent over forty years in business, retiring from Texas Instruments, a Fortune 500 company, as a general manager. His extensive experience serves him well as a... Read More

“To understand the world, you must first understand a place like Mississippi.” -William Faulkner Margaret Vail’s novel, Delta Song, is written in the tradition of... Read More

Virgil Ballard’s Come Into My Garden: Volume Two contains nearly two hundred poems composed of cute rhymed stanzas that cover everything from macaroni to thwarted love. The... Read More

Well written stories by individuals who overcome unbelievable obstacles are addictive and inspiring. These powerful memoirs help put life’s small victories and failures into... Read More

A debut mystery that morphs into a thriller, R.J. Hall’s "A Shade of Gray" opens with the shooting of a black teenaged robber and ends with the assassination of a drug warlord... Read More

Through our forays into philosophy and the arts and our continuous advancement of science and technology, humanity appears to have evolved from savagery into the saviors of our... Read More

More of a novella than a novel, Luz M. Guzman’s mystery offers an ensemble cast of interesting characters, including the central one, Lydia, a four-year-old found wandering... Read More

“How would you like it, my luv, if we should kidnap the Queen?” With this question, "The Connemara Connection" takes off in classic thriller fashion, setting a small squad... Read More

“Cancer is merely a wake-up call,” says Esther Supernault. “Change…or die and learn on the Other Side what you could have changed here. The choice, as always, is... Read More

Inspiration and evangelism often come from a pulpit, but they can also come from a believer’s heart. Beverly Tharpe, a born-again Christian, has written a topical, daily... Read More

The list of failed marriages published in daily newspapers cannot begin to convey the depth of emotion that couples experience in the wake of divorce. When they marry, most... Read More

This collection of poems celebrates the epigrammatic statement, sometimes intended to ironically amuse, but largely intended to thoughtfully provoke. Burhan uses very short... Read More