Healthy communication doesn’t always come naturally, especially when speaking up feels risky or uncomfortable. In , Tonya Lester invites readers to rethink what assertiveness really means — and why so many of us have been taught to fear it. As a practicing psychotherapist, Lester has spent years helping clients who struggle with saying […]
WOW! WOMEN ON WRITING TOUR OF by Shirley Miller Kamada Book Summary Zachary Whitlock knows sheep. He knows farming and knows what it’s like to have his best friend forced into an internment camp for Japanese Americans. What he does not know much about is goats and traveling by sea on cargo ships, yet […]
The Mistfits Series, Book 1 Fantasy Date Published: October 1, 2025 Publisher: Phenomenal One Press Penelope Pawn had an addiction. She liked candy, sword-fighting shadows, and boys. Still, something was seriously wrong and she couldn’t put her finger on it. Being homeless wasn’t as bad for her as it was for most. She had […]
by: E.L. Deards M/M Romantasy Date Published: Jul 8, 2025 Publisher: She Writes Press Narrator: Nicholas Boulton Run Time: 10 hours Colton and Lucian make a living conning the desperate with fake exorcisms—Lucian is the charm, Colton the trick, and together, they’ve turned deception into survival. Their work is dangerous, their romance […]
Author Interview: Thomas Cullen, author of Charlie-Man At what point did you decide to be an author, and what was your path to publication? I decided to become an author mainly because, as a federal judge, I could no longer write op-eds and essays on current events, politics, and the like, due to ethical restrictions. The […]
JUVENILE FICTION / Fantasy / General Date Published: 11-04-2025 In Stealing from Wizards Vol. IV: Arson, Kuro (a ½ lutin, ½ wizard teenager) remains at Avalon Academy for more magical mayhem, reluctant heroism, and poorly-timed duels. Trapped on the Academy’s island for a summer of make-up classes, he stumbles into a dangerous […]
Emily Hanlon’s The Martha and Marya Mysteries follow two women—one impulsive and eccentric, the other practical and reserved—as they navigate friendship, faith, and murder in the coastal town of Pequot Bays, New York. In Who Am I to Judge?, Marya Cook, a lavender-clad octogenarian nicknamed the “Purple Pest,” becomes obsessed with clearing a priest accused […]
For readers drawn to layered mysteries and moral intrigue, by Dean and Catherine Reineking delivers a rich blend of personal stakes and international tension. When Gabe Roslo travels to Amalfi to reconnect with his grandparents, tragedy turns his visit into a race for the truth. His grandfather’s untimely death and a cryptic diary launch him […]
Could mermaids really exist? Welcome to Day 20 of the Wizard of Ends virtual book tour! Mermaids have always fascinated me, especially because I believe they might actually exist – maybe even today, right now as you read this, there is a mermaid pod frolicking somewhere deep in the ocean. Considering that we have […]
WOW! WOMEN ON WRITING TOUR Rhea Thomas’ Let Birds Fly Book Summary Let Birds Fly by Rhea Thomas is a magical realism short story collection where the extraordinary sparks everyday lives toward transformation. Connected by Ripple Media, each of the fifteen characters navigates personal struggles, such as an impossible itch, a mercurial third eye, […]