The Deep by Rivers Solomon
Water dwelling creatures (aka badass merpeople) that are descendants of African slave women who were thrown overboard on the ocean crossing to America.
What did I do? by Colleen S. Myers
Sixteen-year-old Addy is having strange dreams about a cabin in the woods and her father. Addy soon realizes that her father was a serial killer.
Questions of Perspective by Daniel Maunz
Questions of Perspective is one of those books that leaves you contemplating long after reading it.
Black Veil by Greg Jolley
The tragic and gruesome story of the Donner Party is being made into a movie, a tale of cannibalism and treachery high in the snowbound mountains.
The Dark Land by DM Shepard – An Alaskan Horror Novella
The Dark Land is an action-packed journey in the backcountry of Alaska. The reader is transported to the Last Frontier.
Immersed in West Africa: A Solo Travel Memoir in West Africa
Immersed in West Africa, tells the tale of eight adventure-filled weeks in five West African countries.
Science Fiction Book Review – Red Hail by Jamie Killen
Red Hail is told through two timelines - 1960 and the present day. In 1960, the Red Hail fell in the small town of Galina, and what transpired that summer forever changed the town and its inhabitants, and as we find out the future generations.
The Existence of Amy – A Raw Fictional Look into Life with OCD
The Existence of Amy is a fictional story that depicts the reality of mental illness behind a perception of normality.
Hurricane Vignette by Avery Kilpatrick – Poetry for Mental Health Awareness
From debut poet and author Avery Kilpatrick, Hurricane Vignette tells the story of a difficult time of struggle, depression, suicide, recovery, and triumph.