by Katrina Ramos Wall – Children’s Non-Fiction – Ready to see what happens after you take a bite?Asuna and Markito are about to shrink down and explore one of the most amazing systems in the human body — the digestive system! Climb onto the tongue.Travel past chomping teeth.Slide into the stomach.Wind your way through the … Read more
by Katrina Ramos Wall – Children’s Non-Fiction – Where does water go after you drink it? Join Asuna and Markito on another amazing journey as they shrink down and follow water through the incredible urinary system! Ride through the bloodstream, explore a giant kidney, float on a sparkling salt crystal, race down the ureter, and … Read more
by Barbara Busenbark. – Memoir – Uncharted is the captivating story of a woman who is suddenly widowed after thirty years of happy marriage. As she struggles to make sense of the unexpected loss, she moves two hours away from the small New Hampshire town she called home and its sad memories. Her dream of … Read more
by Tom McDowell – Murder Mystery – A shocking murder at Cleveland State University launches a gripping investigation. Respected history professor Ethan Black is found dead in his office, and Detectives Sarah Robinson and David King are determined to uncover the truth. As they question those closest to Black, they uncover a maze of affairs, … Read more
09/02/2026 Michael Andoscia – Historical Fiction – Stone is not Forever is a classic immigrant’s tale. Young Dominico Rossa left his paesera for the opportunities offered by the United States at the turn of the 20th century. He hoped to make enough money to return to Italy as a man of respect, save his destroyed … Read more
by Shirley Coffey – Memoir – For more than seven decades, Shirley Coffey lived with unanswered questions about the identity of her biological father. Raised amid family secrets, painful lies, and feelings of not belonging, she never stopped searching for the truth. Through determination, genealogy, and DNA, Shirley finally discovered her father’s identity—but he had … Read more
Laura Aristitou Candris -Memoir- Greek by Osmosis is a warm and witty memoir chronicling an American woman’s decades-long immersion into life on a small Greek island after falling in love with a charming Greek student. From navigating a real estate market with no agents, to building a house via faxes and faith, she discovers a … Read more
Louis Angellotti – Organized Crime, Historical Fiction – What’s Done is Done takes readers into the hazy backrooms and busy streets of Prohibition-era Chicagoland, where mysteries hide in every dark corner. The story’s rich setting, layered characters, and themes of loyalty, ambition, and betrayal carry readers into a world filled with duplicity and danger. Louis … Read more
08/02/2026 Jack Head – Historical Fiction – Volunteers helping others, put their families’ lives at risk in The Wheel, a book on those who risked it all for the lives of others. Author Jack Head has combined his passion for genealogy with his decades-long study of the involvement of everyday people who opened their homes … Read more
07/22/2026 Lori Joan Swick -Historical Fiction – Thirteen hundred years after her death, Saint Cecilia’s body is exhumed from her grave and young artist Stefano Maderno is commissioned by the pope to sculpt her likeness. In this gripping tale of passion and agony, two lives separated by centuries are united in their search for purity … Read more
Suzanne Eisinger – Romance – Can life offer second chances? Natalie Brooks is a graduate student and research assistant. Peter Spencer is a professor of Psychology and Natalie’s boss. Mature and driven, their relationship is strictly professional…until a random encounter causes them to see each other in a new light. It’s only physical, they tell … Read more
05/23/2026 Deborah E. Garofano – Contemporary Romance – Nestled in the shadow of Montana’s Bridger Range, Eliza Wentworth’s life is as rich and rugged as the land she calls home. A fiercely independent book editor with a quick with and a tender heart, Eliza never expected to fall for Harlan Gibbs, a charming rancher … Read more
by Bob Bramblet Fiction – Survival In the rugged landscape of southwestern Virginia, the hum of modern life is replaced by a deafening silence. A nationwide infrastructure failure has plunged the country into a total blackout—no power, no comms, and no easy answers. As the days stretch into weeks, a small Appalachian community finds itself … Read more
04/24/2026 Eric C Ross – Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror Eric Cross Website Strange stories about familiar things—and familiar stories about strange things.A collection of shorts by Eric C Ross: The Foe, Incomplete, Floaters, Thinning the Herd, All, and Welcome to Dysmetropsia.From a story about an unknown object appearing at someone’s door to an alien … Read more
by Bob Bramblet Non-Fiction Witnessing the eerie erasure of native wildlife—from the disappearance of marsh rabbits to the thinning of deer herds—the author tracks the transformation of the Burmese python from a distant rumor into an undeniable ecological crisis. By joining the elite ranks of the state’s python elimination program, he moves from observer to … Read more
by Bob Bramblet Non-Fiction When Bob Bramblet checked into the hospital for a routine surgery, he expected a brief stay and a predictable recovery. Instead, he awoke in a nightmare that lasted eight days — a descent through hallucination, paralysis, and the razor’s edge between life and death. Buy On Amazon
03/22/2026 Akiya Maston **Genre:** Fiction – Young Adult Akiya Matson Website With over two decades of experience, Akiya Maston, is a Principal, and a 4-time award-winning author. As the visionary behind Music to Mastery and the GPS (Girls Pursuing Success) movement, Akiya has authored transformative resources including award winning books, The Wonder Years of Middle … Read more
03/19/2026 Cornelia DeDona **Genre:** Non-Fiction-Poetry Memoir https://corneypress.me Author, Poet, Photographer, domestic violence survivor, and naturalized immigrant, Cornelia is currently an Arts and Letters member of The Southwest Florida Branch of The National League of American Pen Women. Cornelia lived in Kaneohe, Hawaii, for thirty-six years. Also, seven years in the Mid-Hudson Valley of New York. … Read more
02/24/2026 George W. Kohn **Genre:** Memoir https://gwkohnauthor.com/ George is the award-winning author of a number one best-selling memoir titled Vector to Destiny – Journey of a Vietnam F-4 Fighter Pilot. He is a retired Air Force and airline pilot. A certified organic farm he started in Wisconsin supplies bedding plants throughout Wisconsin and Illinois. George … Read more
02/23/2026 Sharon Wagner **Genre:** Horror Sharon Wagner Books Sharon is an award-winning author, inexhaustible travel blogger, spirit investigator (liquid, not ethereal), cat wrangler, and former illustrator of children’s books, including Maya Monkey. Creative from birth, she never stops imagining magical worlds to unravel with words. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her walking the beach, … Read more
02/23/2026 Sharon Wagner **Genre:** Sci-fi Sharon Wagner Books Sharon is an award-winning author, inexhaustible travel blogger, spirit investigator (liquid, not ethereal), cat wrangler, and former illustrator of children’s books, including Maya Monkey. Creative from birth, she never stops imagining magical worlds to unravel with words. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her walking the beach, … Read more
02/23/2026 Joe Diorio **Genre:** Business management/Crisis Planning Joe Diorio. Writer, editor A fictional telling of a mass shooting at an office building in Bethesda, Maryland. The story looks at the crisis, how it unfolded, how the police rescued hundreds of people, and how a business manages to recover. The author used personal experience – he … Read more
02/23/2026 Joe Diorio **Genre:** Writing and grammar Joe Diorio. Writer, editor Joe Diorio has been a writer all of his life. He wrote and illustrated his own comic books as a kid, worked as a stringer for a local weekly newspaper while in high school, wrote a column for his college paper, covered the police … Read more
02/17/2026 Glen Hines **Genre:** Anthology Glen Hines is an American author, essayist, retired Marine Corps officer, and former college football and baseball player whose work explores the intersection of sports, ethics, identity, military service, and institutional power. Hines’ writing has earned national recognition. His work has received positive reviews from publications like Kirkus Reviews, which … Read more
01/28/2026 by M. A. McLaughlin -Historical Mystery The Lost Dresses of Italy:Grieving textile historian, Marianne Baxter, travels to post-WWII Verona, Italy, to assist with an exhibit of long-lost Victorian dresses which once belonged to Pre-Raphaelite poet, Christina Rossetti; but, as Marianne uncovers the garments’ secrets, she finds herself in the midst of a far-reaching conspiracy … Read more
01/12/2026 J Robert Gould **Genre:** Historical Fiction J began his career at Walt Disney World, where he spent 20 years. He was one of the first to assist in developing the human resources department within the Resort Company. He later went on serve in executive human resource leadership positions with companies such as Robb & … Read more
01/11/2026 Dr. Kenneth R. Hyde **Genre:** Non-Fiction History Dr. Kenneth Hyde is an alumnus of Indiana University. “From Farm Fields to Battlefields” is a creation borne in retirement from a passion for World War II history. The possession of over 400 letters and postcards between two brothers and beloved family members back home in Indiana … Read more
12/22/2025 Rita Angelini **Genre:** Non-Fiction: Parenting, Disability https://RitaAngelini.com Bio Rita has spent years navigating the world of special education, therapies, and advocacy. Rita is a retired Certified Public Accountant who now pursues her passion for writing full-time. An Unexpected Normal won Silver for “Unpublished Memoir” in the 2022 Royal Palm Literary Competition, and Rita has … Read more
12/07/2025 by Chris B. Schroder -Children’s Books https://niftytwins.com Twin boys were born with the same opportunities, yet they are different in so many ways. When visiting the Easter Bunny, they were given magical jelly beans. They enjoyed the magic of the beans in their own way. Thrifty beans grew, so he was happy for life. … Read more
10/17/2025 Tom Cossie -N0n-Fiction Music & Media http://streetstuffmusic.com/press-release/ Music Business Stories Book One documents the development of the music industry from 1950 to 1985. This comprehensive account underscores the significance of the 45-rpm single, vinyl record albums, and provides a detailed overview of promotion, distribution, marketing and the sales practices during this era. Each chapter … Read more
10/09/2025 Lee R. Bomgaars – Memoir Lesson From the Coal Bin is brief compilation of thanks for all the Blessings Lee has enjoyed from eighty plus years of life. Beginning with a simple but loving environment in small town rural Iowa. Educated with simplicity, however, with valuable perception for instinctive choice decisions. We are free … Read more
10/07/2025 Austin McKinley **Genre:** Fiction, Graphic Novel (Action/Adventure) https://riotforcecomic.com Austin McKinley is an award-winning freelance cartoonist, author, visual artist, and filmmaker who’s worked in newspapers, magazines, television, graphic novels, film production, and video game development. His newest creator-owned graphic novel “RIOT Force: Tools of the Rich” storms into bookstores February, 2025 from publisher Source Point … Read more
09/26/2025 Linda Saether lindasaether.com **Genre:** Historical Fiction / WWII Fiction Originally from Norway, Linda Saether is a physician and award-winning author of “The Angel of the Penny Rose” and “What We can’t Forget.” She is currently crafting atmospheric Southern crime novels and working on the foundation for a docu-series. When not writing, she explores Florida’s … Read more
09/26/2025 Linda Saether lindasaether.com **Genre:** Historical Fiction / Adventure/Romance Originally from Norway, Linda Saether is a physician and award-winning author of “The Angel of the Penny Rose” and “What We can’t Forget.” She is currently crafting atmospheric Southern crime novels and working on the foundation for a docu-series. When not writing or traveling, she explores … Read more
09/18/2025 Will Granger **Genre:** Historical Fiction Website Will Granger grew up in New Jersey and Geneva, Switzerland. He spent 20 years in the U.S. Air Force as a crew chief and public affairs specialist, where he wrote for several newspapers. He also writes articles on aviation history. He attended James Madison University and earned his … Read more
09/17/2025 Thomas Fargnoli **Genre:** Fiction : Spirituality Website Tom and his wife Dorothy live in Naples, Florida. Tom is a retired systems engineer, a magician, a teacher, and an ex-deacon in the Catholic Church. Now, Tom has turned his attention to writing. “I consider myself more of a storyteller than a writer.” Join Benito as … Read more
09/17/2025 Roger W.W. Baker **Genre:** Mystery/thriller/suspense Educated in Britain and France, Roger W. W. Baker is a veteran, award-winning business communicator. He began his career as a reporter with the London Financial Times before working withglobal multinational corporations in London, Paris, and New York. During this time, he became savvy with global branding strategies and … Read more
09/11/2025 by Thekla Madsen – Crime thriller Four men are found brutally slain in an abandoned house on Cleveland’s east side, one with ties to City Hall and all marked with a mysterious symbol. When Detective Nicholas Silvano is called to the case, he finds this drug-deal-gone-wrong is anything but ordinary and the search for … Read more
09/10/2025 by Ben Kilgore -Science Fiction Tridon’s rulers, facing their planet’s imminent destruction, launch a long-shot mission to colonize another planet. Never have their astronauts traveled so far. But the travelers discover their real challenge comes after landing. Escape From Tridon whisks readers on a dicey interstellar journey.The Tridonians are a human-like species, and their … Read more
09/07/2025 by Gary McLouth – Fiction McLouth’s characters in Natural Causes turn vulnerable moments into acts of insight, love, and the kind of heroism that passes for simple good work in a small town. These stories are linked by the intents and intuitions of people determined to do the right thing even as they are … Read more
by Patti Walsh -Middle Grade / YA Fiction Becoming a warrior involves more than combat. The Karate Kid meets Percy Jackson in a contemporary coming-of-age novel inspired by the legendary Irish warrior Cú Chulainn, also known as The Hound. When tricked by an older boy into running drug money, 13-year-old Tony Setanta must embrace the … Read more
09/07/2025 by Gary McLouth -Fiction Do No Harm creates an in-depth, thoughtful, and artistically arranged conversation between the voices of father and son who serve as alternate narrators throughout the book. These nine stories compose a complex duet in which two voices mingle and separate, both delving into their shared pasts, both examining and reexamining … Read more
09/05/2025 by Arelis Calkins -Biography, Self Help Rising Above Adversity offers readers a compelling narrative filled with real-life stories that illuminate how early experiences shape behaviors, relationships, and overall well-being. Readers will find practical steps to establish healthy boundaries and cultivate positive relationships.The pages of Rising Above Adversity encourage a reconnection with one’s true self, … Read more
09/03/2025 Carolyn Hughes Bronson and Judith Weston – Non Fiction Theatre A book of 10 minute plays that consists of diverse voices in our country which some are historically based. Buy On Amazon
08/31/2025 by Curtis P. Ayers III -Historical Fiction, (Travel, Adventure & Romance) C. P. Tertius is a pseudonym for a former military officer, corporate executive and university professor who is a semi-professional musician, blue-water sailor and adventure traveler. He has attained both civilian and military graduate and post-graduate diplomas and has been published technically under … Read more
08/24/2025 by Lori Joan Swick Historical Fiction Thirteen hundred years after her death, Saint Cecilia’s body is exhumed from her grave and young artist Stefano Maderno is commissioned by the pope to sculpt her likeness. In this gripping tale of passion and agony, two lives separated by centuries are united in their search for purity … Read more
by Laura Fuller From the Eyes of Darkness is a raw psychological fiction novel rooted in reality. It’s about what happens behind closed doors and the quiet strength it takes to survive the unthinkable. It explores generational pain, the weight of silence, and the slow, hard path toward healing. With powerful prose and unflinching honesty, … Read more
by Patti M. Walsh Award-winning author Patti M. Walsh inspires and entertains with this collection of short fiction about ordinary folks who face adversity. From the brokenhearted to the flamboyant, on mountaintops and surrounded by swamps, and in situations ranging from the mundane to the supernatural, ordinary people realize all that remains is self-reliance. “Patti … Read more
by Mary Lou Williams Silly Sally loves her beautiful tail. It is indeed a gorgeous tail. She thinks more about her tail more than she does about anything else, even her friends. Then something happens that teaches Sally what’s really important. But is it too late for her to win back her friends?
by Gerald Kostecka -Children’s The Christmas Pebble – A Heartwarming Holiday Tale for All Ages In the heart of Antarctica, beneath the glow of the Southern Lights, a young penguin named Peter embarks on a journey that will change his life forever. Peter dreams of finding the perfect pebble—a symbol of love, hope, and belonging … Read more
by Gerald Kostecka Children’s Dream Time Friend is the first picture book in the Dream Dragon Tuck ’em in Bedtime Stories series. It is the introductory adventure with the Dream Dragon, as a young child meets and is befriended by this Guardian of Dreamland. It is filled with easy to read and remember rhyming text … Read more
by Jeanne Meeks Middle-grade Action Fiction “Freaks, Inc. is amazing and reminds me of me and my friend Alex.” — Hezi Christensen, age 11, SW Florida. Wyatt Best’s sixth-grade class calls him a freak. School bullies are sick of him. Literally. When bad kids get too close to him, they puke on their shoes. Teachers … Read more
by Patti M Walsh Young Adult In this contemporary novel infused with magical realism, ghosts, and Celtic mythology, the biracial Bonnie is lonely, angry, and confused. Her mother died, her father remarried, and her new school was a disaster. She is sent to live with relatives, who will homeschool her in a haunted house. “Young … Read more
by Andrew G Conlyn Victoria Campos, a young scientist found proof that when Venus was hospitable to life, it did develop life—intelligent life. Venusians developed an advanced civilization, but unwittingly created a catastrophe that ended all life on their planet. Realizing it was too late to save themselves, they prepared a coded message telling us … Read more
Volume One: Outlandish Theories That Might Actually Be True! by Gerald Kostecka Science Fiction Dive into the unknown and explore the edges of possibility with Gerald Kostecka’s intriguing collection, “What If? Volume One.” This book delves into some of the most compelling and controversial theories that tickle the fringe of mainstream acceptance.From the legend of … Read more
by Edward Donlin Science Fiction Two nearly identical space probes studied every aspect of Earth for centuries, from the lowest creatures to humans to wars and discoveries. They continuously sent the information back to their home planet, but the return confirmation ended five hundred years without explanation. Their programming was sufficient for daily operations, but … Read more
by Pauline Hayton Romance Wracked with guilt over the tragic deaths of her husband and young son, Kate Cavanagh leaves 1939 Britain to start a new life in Burma, where she falls in love and marries teak plantation manager Jack Bellamy, a widower with two young children. The 1942 Japanese invasion destroys their idyllic life … Read more
by Jeanne Meeks -Women’s Fiction Kitty Hanson worries over her ninety-year-old mother’s declining abilities and insists, in a long-running feud with her husband, that Rose be welcomed into her suburban Chicago home. George Hanson flat out refuses, claiming he needs his privacy. Rose Turner overhears the threat to put her in a nursing home and … Read more
by Joni Marie Iraci -Romance “Reinventing Jenna Rose,” propels the reader on a fast-paced journey through the life of a young girl who’s determined to realize her self-worth and overcome the trauma of a childhood where she was forced to be the “muse” for her child photographer father’s “art.” Left alone after her parent’s divorce, … Read more
by Brian Sluga Poetry Motivated by love, life experiences, & dreams. This poetry invokes the diversity and relates to the similarities the author has experienced while travelling across the world. People feel, love, and remember life in many similar ways. Celebrate your life and loves! Buy On Amazon
by Brian Sluga Poetry My poetry and prose invite you to witness the wonder that surrounds us. From childhood on, these are stories I remember and hoped for but some failed to materialize. I did love, lose and live life. The best is yet to come. As I have written daily for years this book … Read more
by Jeanne Meeks -Cozy Mystery Retirement isn’t all tennis, golf, and Mahjong. After Packi Walsh finds a stranger stretched out on the tennis court with a hole in his chest, the ladies’ tennis team uncovers a seamy side to their tropical paradise. Hidden in the woods near Paradise Palms and with nowhere to go, a … Read more
Backcountry Mysteries, book 2 by Jeanne Meeks Adventure Mystery Can a backpacking trip to an island famous for its wolves mend the relationship between Amy and her grown daughter? Will blackmail and betrayal bring them together… or bury them on Isle Royal? Emboldened by her adventures in the Grand Canyon, Amy Warren again laces up … Read more
by Jeanne Meeks Adventure Mystery Beaten down by an emotionally abusive husband, fifty-year old Amy Warren searches for her self-confidence by backpacking across the Grand Canyon. Abandoned by her hiking partners, she is befriended at the Phoenix airport by an experienced backpacker, Sarah Rochon, who wrestles Amy’s gear away from a tattooed punk. The women … Read more
by DL Havlin Mystery A Place No One Should Go is a gripping tale set in Florida’s wilds. The book weaves historical information in this suspenseful story highlighting one of today’s most timely topics, modern man’s ambivalence between morality and sexual infidelity. Canoeing into the Florida wilderness is a near weekend ritual for the Callison … Read more
by DL Havlin Mystery Set in the beautiful Sanibel-Captiva, Pine Island area in Southwest Florida, Turtle Point will captivate the mystery/suspense reader who craves differences in characters, plot, and story resolution. Living in a paradise of white sand beaches and warm tropical waters, Benny Dupree is enjoying his senior year in college when a beautiful … Read more
Chessie Parton, Archeologist, Mysteries by DL Havlin Mystery Ever hear of Operation Paperclip? Our heroine, Chessie Partin, had not. She soon found that its unintended consequences would threaten her life and many of her associates. Before it became the CIA, the United States’ clandestine service was the OSS or Office of Strategic Services. It was … Read more
by DL Havlin Mystery Chessie Partin is a 34-year-old ne’er-do-well living in her hometown of Vero Beach after a four- year stint with the Marines, now studying archaeology. She lives with her brother, Reading, a police officer on suspension for arresting the wrong person-someone with higher-up political connections. Hootie Barnes, who runs a deep-sea fishing … Read more
by Richard Drummer Thriller The greatest challenge for Grace Cummings will be to solve her own murder. On a crisp autumn morning in 1959 Grace watched in horrified silence as her husband’s experimental jet exploded in a blinding flash. She frantically scanned the horizon for the white bloom of his parachute. It never appeared. Reggie … Read more
by Richard Drummer Thriller A covert military mission threatens the aspirations of political newcomer, Katherine Karlson, and her run for the presidency. She devises a plan to scuttle the mission, thereby guaranteeing her the election but destroying any chance for peace in the Middle East. Her daughter witnesses the deception and pleads with her mother … Read more
Read em and Eat Mystery, Book 3 by Terrie Farley Moran Mystery With their book club season wrapping up with The Florida Life of Thomas Edison, Sassy and Bridgy decide to take their group on a day trip to the beautiful Edison and Ford Winter Estates. Hiring driver Oscar Frieland, who’s known for his colorful … Read more
Women’s Fiction by Jeanne Meeks Five Stars on Goodreads.com. “A gripping and heart-warming story of abuse, revenge, and family redemption.” For sixty years, an elderly WWII veteran loved his wife, Maggie. Though she died two years ago, his grief is raw. During the day, he imagines conversations with Maggie. At night, he relives the nightmares … Read more
Read em and Eat Mystery, Book 2 by Terrie Farley Moran Mystery Happy to help her fellow bibliophiles, Sassy visits the local library with book donations for their annual fundraising sale. Unfortunately, the welcoming readers’ haven is in turmoil as an argument erupts between an ornery patron and new staff member, Tanya Lipscombe—also known as … Read more
by Terrie Farley Moran Mystery – Short stories In this collection of short mystery fiction, the title story tells of an avenger with a supernatural twist. The final story, “When a Bright Star Fades,” brings an edge of redemption to a 1930’s noir. In between are five stories that range from family relationships, to courtroom … Read more
by Jessica Fletcher and Terrie Farley Moran Mystery After traveling to Bethesda for a mystery writers’ conference, Jessica Fletcher decides she’s earned a vacation and takes a train to Columbia, South Carolina, to visit her old college friend Dolores, who has recently married her third husband, Willis Nickens, a wealthy and cutthroat businessman. They’ve moved … Read more
by Jessica Fletcher and Terrie Farley Moran Jessica is delighted when her nephew Grady invites her to spend a few days with his family in an oceanside New York bungalow. She packs her bags and heads down to the city, ready to spend some quality time with Grady, his wife, Donna, and their young son, … Read more
by JC Bruce Thriller Phoenix newspaper columnist Alexander Strange enjoys his job writing about news of the weird, but his own life turns bizarre when shots riddle his uncle’s Scottsdale, Arizona home. Who would want Superior Court Judge Leonard D. Strano dead? And why? Alexander has twenty-four hours to find the answers or he’ll have … Read more
The Strange Files, Book 4 by JC Bruce Crime Alexander Strange lives and works aboard a fishing trawler in Naples, Florida writing about news of the weird. His laid-back lifestyle is disrupted when a feisty author of conspiracy books insists he investigate the death of her brother in Key West. Her name is Silver, and … Read more
The Strange Files, Book 5 by JC Bruce Thriller Who is Mister Manners, the elusive vigilante marauding Florida? He’s been gluing shopping carts to car roofs, hiding pythons in unsuspecting tourists’ beds, and did he really try to kill a mob bagman by burying him in horse manure? Weird news reporter Alexander Strange is determined … Read more
Book One of the Grid-Down Series by Chris Underwood Thriller The Northeast corner of the US goes dark. The rest of the country has power, and desperate travelers jam the roads to get there. They can’t make it. Millions of people are displaced as a massive snowstorm descends. The Vesper family lives in a small … Read more
A Tennis Team Mystery, Book 1 by Jeanne Meeks Cozy Mystery “This story kept me turning pages well into the night.” Evelyn Cullet, Author Can the Paradise Palms tennis team save their favorite alligator after he drags the body of a flashy real estate developer to the bottom of his pond? A volunteer at the nature … Read more
by JC Bruce Thriller Weird news reporter Alexander Strange is munching grouper balls and sipping a Cuba Libre when a naked body floats up near his fishing trawler in Goodland, Florida. The face of the corpse has been devoured by sea creatures, but Alexander knows who she is, and from the ligature marks on her … Read more
by Joni Marie Iraci Mystery Set in Rome and Venice – with a brief stop in Magallanes, Chile, and New York City – Vatican Daughter propels the reader deep into the heart of Italy. Ensnared by its vivid descriptive language, you will be transported and immersed in this plausible, suspenseful story as it takes you … Read more
A Tale of Family, Vengeance and Atonement Mystery by Ginger Wakem Dare to delve into a world where loyalty is a game, marriage is a mask and survival is a gamble.“Trust No One, Promise Nothing” is a riveting tale of love, betrayal, and the pursuit of redemption. Each page crackles with suspense, pulling you deeper … Read more
by Michael Wendroff Mystery Is there a serial killer on the loose? Or something entirely different? Will the detectives’ clashing personalities be their undoing, or can they unite to stop the killer before they kill each other? What Goes Around is a dynamic thriller that examines the intricacies of love, loss, and the unbreakable bonds … Read more
by Ed DeJesus Thriller In a world teetering on the brink, where climate change fuels devastating wildfires and a pandemic erupts, The Vulnerable plunges into the heart of interconnected lives, revealing a tapestry of crime, secrets, and suspense. Long-held family secrets threaten to erupt, testing the limits of loyalty and love. Will these vulnerable souls … Read more
by Anthony Petruzzi Literary Fiction Brooklyn 4, New York: Lyrical Voices is a collection of narrative poems based on the experiences of early twentieth-century emigrants who came to America with little more than hope. It is a lyrical sharing of their American adventure in a unique time in mid-century New York City. The vignettes paint … Read more
by Jack Head Memoir After College, I was drafted and whisked through stateside training in the Army’s hope to have me ‘in country’ (Vietnam) for the 1969 TET offensive. I have written Selected Memories describing my experiences as a Good Will Ambassador to Southeast Asia with the 11th Light Infantry Brigade, Americal Division, U.S. Army. … Read more
by Jack Head History When Thirteen Became One is the story of the people involved in forming this new culture while fending off pressure from Great Britain until General Gage sent the royal troops into the countryside to bring the subjects back, leading up to the confrontation on April 19, 1775, when British and American … Read more
by Charley Valera Charley Valera’s own father had spent almost four years fighting during WWII and lived out the rest of his life “without a story to tell” to his four sons. To learn more about what it was like for his father and those that served, Valera conducted heartfelt interviews with WWII veterans from … Read more
The Extraordinary Life of Captain John W. Arens by Charley Valera Biography Captain John W. Arens has teamed up with Charley Valera, the best-selling author of My Father’s War. Together they have created A Military Mustang, an autobiography about the life of Captain Arens. Follow the journey from a young boy during The Depression to … Read more
An anthology collected by Gulf Coast Writers Eighty victims of Hurricane Ian, whose lives changed the day the monster storm hit the southwest coast of Florida, tell their stories of survival, loss, heroism, humanity, and resilience. These first-person, true accounts of the most disastrous hurricane to hit Florida in eighty-seven years are heartfelt, sad, harrowing, … Read more
by Julie Moore Memoir I Am Their Voice: A Guide for Caregivers and Advocates is a poignant and empowering exploration of a younger sister’s journey as she navigates the challenges of caring for her older brother, diagnosed with early-onset dementia in his 50s, and her 80-year-old mother, a lifelong nurturer now in need of care … Read more
by DL Havlin Historical Fiction Random events and coincidence fashion this story that sits on a knife’s edge between historical fact and historical fiction. The novels subject: the development of a machine that saved thousands of Marines in WW II and the men who were responsible. Real lives of the historical protagonists and the events … Read more
by Lori Joan Swick Historical Fiction Comfort and Mirth offers a rare glimpse into the capital city of Texas during the early decades of the twentieth century and brings into play the formation of the Texas suffrage movement, Prohibition, the treatment of the mentally ill, and the first round of controversies over the Jim Crow … Read more
The Story of ‘The Fierce People’ by Edward Donlin Historical Fiction Ewat, a Calusa Indian boy, was a member of the powerful southwest Florida tribe, who dominated their world until his birth in 1500 and the arrival of Columbus and the following Conquistadors. His coming-of-age story explains the tribe’s adjustments to the new challenges to … Read more
Discovering The Magic Pill For Health & Happiness Author: Gerald Kostecka If you’re ready to cast aside the burdens of the past and embrace a radiant future, “New You” will be the compass guiding you towards a life of health, happiness, and empowered freedom. Your journey to a better you begins here and now!In “New … Read more
Life Lessons and Tales of Little Misfit, Book 1 By SK Grunin Ivy Sue Klutz (Little MisFit – LMF) finds one of her first memories confusing. This is when she is three-and-a-half years old and is at her sister Lynn’s birthday party. Their cousin Janet asks the partygoers to guess what Lynn’s birthday present is … Read more
The Misfits Series Children’s by Marty Clifton Terrance Turtle is very bored with his tranquil life and craves excitement. When he visits his friend, Penelope Pelican, they decide to take an adventure to the bustling city. However, their plans take an unexpected turn when Penelope injures her leg, leaving Terrance to journey alone. Along the … Read more
by Marty Clifton Children’s In ‘Penelope and Her Guardian Turtle, ‘ readers dive into a heartwarming tale following Penelope, a whimsical Pelican, on a remarkable journey of self-discovery and friendship. Despite her uniqueness, Penelope faces ridicule from those around her. However, an unexpected encounter with Terrance, a clever old turtle, propels them into an eye-opening … Read more
The Enchanted Journey – Book 1 by Joyce F. Blevins It all started with a slice of pizza…As that slice flew through the air, Caleb had no idea the grudge Becky would hold that would lead to a game of cat and mouse, the incredible new friends he would meet, or the adventure of a … Read more
by Amy Pontius Children’s The Sunshine State is home to a variety of incredible bird species. So why is one little mockingbird feeling sad? In this beautifully illustrated children’s book, young readers will fly along with Molly on her quest to discover what makes her unique. During her first solo flight, Molly meets some of … Read more
by Gerald Kostecka Cooking Are you hungry for change…and for a delicious, healthy meal? We have the answer!Welcome to “The New You Healthy Eating Habits Cookbook”, a groundbreaking collection where flavor meets flexibility. Masterfully penned by the renowned Gerald Kostecka, this book is more than just a cookbook—it’s an invitation to redefine your relationship with … Read more
Book 1 by C. P. Tertius a/k/a Curtis P. Ayers III An anthology of 31 travel and adventure tales spanning a period of over 60 years from 1950 thru 2011 Buy the Book
Book 2 by C. P. Tertius a/k/a Curtis P. Ayers III Travel 1949 Snakes1954 Toilet Paper and the Rattler1961 Highway Patrol Friend1962 Trouble in the Tiger Den1963 Mast in the Mud1963 Snow on the Palm Trees1964 Enjoyin’ a Hurricane1968 Coots for Dinner1968 Double Concord1969 American Beer1969 Déjà vu1969 Grilled in Spanish1970 42 Above1971 Around the … Read more
by Gerald Kostecka Non-fiction What if chasing online fame is actually the thing destroying you? Or someone you love and care about? In a world where a camera and a Wi-Fi connection can turn anyone into a celebrity, Under the Influence – Removing the Mask of Influencer Fame peels back the carefully curated layers of … Read more
by Alice Oldford Cookbook Do you want to liven up your family’s meals, maximize your food budget and limit yourtime in the kitchen? Do you have one or more picky eaters? Is dieting on someone’s agenda? What can you do to make leftovers appealing or change up old favorites? Looking to avoid the processed food … Read more
by Alice Oldford and Sue Dziamara Adventure What are you looking for in a hiking trail — a place to reflect, a place to engage friends for lively conversation and debate, a place to spend quality family time . . . Whatever you seek in a hiking trail, it is right here among the trails … Read more
by Lori Joan Swick Phd Education Awaken to the wonders of your dreamself, and energize your spiritual potential for self-understanding and self-healing. “Without a doubt, people of all times and places have had the capacity to dream the sacred. I write this book in a sincere effort to create space for us to share these … Read more
by Pauline Hayton Adventure and Action Her sixtieth birthday, her self-centered husband, and the death of a friend have Brenda wondering what happened to her once adventurous spirit. Determined to get it back, she hotfoots it to a remote village in India. Family members give chase to persuade her to come home, and life becomes … Read more
