Category: Literary Fiction

December Knight strives to share her imagination and Christian faith through her creative writing. Her new novel is The Red Fox Ran

The cruisers called.
She answered.
Cruiser Dreams by Janet Morris

A little getaway takes a deadly turn for Morgan and Kyle Murphy in this spicy suspense thriller about a marriage filled with passion, secrets, and suspicions.

Jim Overstreet is a lifelong cowboy and author of A Montana Rivalry. Raising horses for most of his life, he earned multiple titles in tie down roping, from youth rodeo to the senior circuit

E.M. (Elisabeth) Hamill writes adult science fiction and fantasy somewhere in the wilds of eastern suburban Kansas.

Freida Kilmari, an author, writer, and editor from south-west England, her new novel is CINDER31LA in the genres LGBTQ+, Retelling, Steampunk

Jeff Sylvester has been a professional software developer most of his life, but also enjoys writing. His new novel is Failsafe.

How far would you go to get rich? Crashers by Lindy S Hudis is now featured, + enter to win a $30 Amazon gift card

Table For Two A Collection of Short Stories by Eliot Parker Genre:  Contemporary Fiction, Short Stories Conversation…

Turning thirty can be murder! Scooping Up Scandal by Emmie Lyn is now featured.

Can a psychic hacker crack the digital world and unearth the conspiracy before it’s too late?

Are they falling victim to the collective paranoia infecting the entire town? Or is something unspeakably evil waiting for them?

Patricia Averbach began her writing career at sixteen as the entirely unqualified literary assistant to Anzia Yeszierska, Jewish-American author of The Immigrant Experience.

From the frozen wastelands of Iceland, to the leafy suburbs of London and the mean streets of New York City, LEAP is a technothriller that will keep you questioning what it means to be human.

Shamarie Knight was born and raised in East Harlem, New York his new novel is Uptown Flava BK Style

Nesca have one question – where have all the fearless artists gone? Unable to find a mainstream publishing outfit that suited their taste for grittier writing, the Nescas formed their own – Screamin’ Skull Press.