Moulthrop draws moral human lessons from thoroughly believable people in this literary short story collection. Robert Moulthrop offers eleven short stories that function as neat windows of realism through which people of a certain age... Read More

The rich get their just desserts in this humorous tale of the upper crust. An all-in-one rich man’s exotic hotel attracts entitled malcontents in Christian Ytteborg’s humor novel, "All Inclusive". Ytteborg draws oddball characters... Read More

For those who fear being trapped in the quicksand of a draconian legal system, Dahly’s unrelenting flow of travails is cautionary but educational. Trapped in a swamp of bureaucracy, politics, and personal animosity, Ron Dahly faced... Read More

This tense drama harkens back to the glory days of print journalism, when a young reporter with a nose for news could make a difference. In Nancy Stancill’s fast-moving crime drama, "Saving Texas", Annie Price, a newspaper reporter,... Read More

Van Slyke’s work is timely and readable despite a soul-chilling plot about pedophilia. Augustus G. Van Slyke’s crime drama, "Digging Up Bones", approaches a tough subject with the passion of an author who has seen justice too long... Read More

Thiede is a solid writer, cleverly guiding us along an original plot, unfolding the mystery with realistic action. Detective Max Larkin pursues another serial killer in Todd M. Thiede’s "Lies to Die For", a second mystery featuring... Read More

Ample humor and spot-on character descriptions create a fun read about the summer four high schoolers decide to become superheroes. It’s summer, in 1967, and Brad Jones ends his junior year of high school with nothing to do until... Read More

The proverbial all-American boy gets caught up in history’s whirlwind in this intriguing novel of war, law, and art. In Dickson Loos’s historical-fiction novel, Elmer Davis, WWII combat veteran, becomes a hard-charging defense... Read More