Title: Wairaka Point: The Paradox of Truth Author: Trevor Watkin Genre: Fiction   When Zimbabwean Stella Rees briefly encounters New Zealander Nick James in the bar of the Black Star Hotel Accra in June 1979, she instantly forms the unshakable belief that her destiny lies with his. When Nick becomes embroiled in the Ghanaian… Read More Wairaka Point: The Paradox of Truth – Editorial Review

  Title: Cetus Wedge Author: K.A. Bachus Genre: Espionage suspense / Thriller   A mercenary agent, code-named Stephen Donovan, walks into work at the Section, a private government-linked spy business, to a promotion. He is being given the job of babysitter, the logistics coordinator for missions. But his training mission, Cetus Wedge, may be more… Read More Cetus Wedge – Editorial Review

  Title: The Life & Times of the Traitor Killean Onryn Author: A.R. Cunningham Genre: Fantasy   Killean Onryn is on the run from encroaching fire and almost certain death. Killean is used to being pursued by those intent on killing him. When he meets his prospective killer, he sees that he is merely a… Read More The Life & Times of the Traitor Killean Onryn – Editorial Review

  Title: Retrograde Horizon Author: Charon Dunn Genre: Science Fiction / Young Adult   In the second volume of The Adventures of Sonny Knight, Sonny’s fight for survival continues. The young man successfully made it home, but his closest friends and family are still living on an island ruled by terrorist clones. Sonny now lives with his uncle… Read More Retrograde Horizon – Editorial Review

  Title: The Tooth Collector Author: Bluebell Mertz Genre: Horror   Children like Mara and Liam Quinn didn’t stand a chance growing up in a household where both of their parents were incurable drug addicts. The Quinn children were not atypical in their troubled neighborhood, where the only escape came from the state taking them… Read More The Tooth Collector – Editorial Review

  Title: Medusa Author: Kyle Farnworth Genre: Literary Fiction   Peter Holloway’s life would have been vastly different if he hadn’t met Meddy—perhaps he wouldn’t be fleeing the state of Maine with their two young daughters in tow. The life that Peter made with Meddy over a decade has come crashing down and now Peter… Read More Medusa – Editorial Review

  Title: God in Drag Author: Kristine Madera Genre: Literary Fiction   Twenty years after his Indian guru-stepfather, Raj, deserted him and his mother in a California commune, Micah Connerly seeks answers that take him to northern India and the ancient City of Lord Shiva, Varanasi. When a freak accident endangers Micah’s life, he remains… Read More God in Drag – Editorial Review

  Title: Sunny Days Author: Jesse Byrd Genre: Children’s   Children’s literature has changed significantly since the days of Hans Christian Anderson’s fairy tales or nursery rhyme picture books from Mother Goose. Many authors have found a way to increase children’s awareness of current issues in an appropriate manner, ensuring that the books are not only educational and… Read More Editorial Review – Sunny Days

    Title: Sam’s Theory Author: Sarah Mendivel Genre: Young Adult   This is the thoughtful and philosophical story of Sam, a young woman who grows beyond the abuse, neglect, and rejection she’s experienced from the adults in her life. The tale starts with her on the run in the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest and follows her… Read More Sam’s Theory – Editorial Review

  Title: The Cornmarket Conspiracy Author: Sharon Hoisager Genre: Thriller   In The Cornmarket Conspiracy, a terrorist attack in London takes the lives of men, women, and children, leaving the country distraught. When the catastrophic event happens, everyone is left on edge. Jeffrey Hunter, Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister, and his assistant Annaliese… Read More The Cornmarket Conspiracy – Editorial Review