Literature & Fiction

Do you want to know a secret? Beneath the very ground on which you walk and beyond the stars above your head, are more worlds than you could ever dream of. There are monsters. Be afraid. Magic, wielded by witches...

Cybersecurity expert Ted Higuera learns that his Uncle Gino, who went MIA in Vietnam in 1969, may still be alive. Rumors of an American being held in a secret POW camp reach Ted’s ears. He gathers the team, and they...

Al Esposito's "No More Tears for Nonna" is a heartwarming tale that will resonate with readers of all genres. Set in Commack NY, in the late 1960s, this inspirational novel takes us on a journey through the vivid memories of...

Tom Bradley, recovering from a stroke, discovers a new, inner self who can also hear the thoughts of others in close proximity. In the park where he exercises daily, he overhears a robbery plot and reports it to the police....

The human soul is an ethereal sponge, collecting and absorbing emotions—good and bad—and holding them for eternity. But the darker emotions—fear, anguish, loneliness—are far denser, more destructive…and sometimes, they can crack the soul. A man in a bleak, futuristic society...

Leap into a unique and captivating romance between up-and-coming Hollywood star Lara Rose as she meets her escort the unassuming and mistakenly assigned army Captain Edward Madin. As Lara entertains troops during the Thanksgiving holiday, his constant presence and dedication...

Relatively Painless, a linked story collection follows the Grunman family across four decades — from the 1970s to the early 2000s. It tenderly traces the bruising, and often darkly comic life of a family that loves each other in all the...

“With hard-hitting stories ranging from the unnerving to the macabre to the darkly humorous, Long Drives and Lonesome Roads is a killer collection that deserves to sit on every shelf.” -Pedro Iniguez, Bram Stoker Award Winner There are over four...

From the bestselling author of Submerged: Life on a Fast Attack Submarine in the Last Days of the Cold War How to Hotwire an Airplane is ultimately a humane, provocative novel, one that refuses easy answers and asks readers to...

Joey Wilson from Philadelphia may look like an ordinary guy. But when his swimsuit hits the sand on the beach in Greece, jaws drop, eyes pop, and Joey becomes a very busy man. In this steamy beach read to remember,...

Tattoo began in 1820 when William Smith, a young Scotsman, joined the American Army in Boston. By 1830, stationed in the Ohio River Valley, he becomes embroiled in a deadly conflict between settlers and Shawnee Indians, leading to his sentence...

As the Sacred Wind moves through Mia's wind chimes, its voice whispers secrets. It directs her, and she in turn leads her family and her people, the Warriors of the Hilltop, in the search for a new home. As they...