by Shivani Malik February 17, 2026 Publisher: She Writes Press Genre: Death, Grief & Bereavement/Relationships/Parenthood & Children’s Fiction Distribution: Simon & Schuster For readers of women’s fiction, a debut novel that celebrates the depths of the mother-daughter connection, and having faith in oneself among the hustle and bustle of academic life in the late-aughts. Eight […]

  by: Dr. James R. Gregory Pub Date: January 13, 2026 Genre: Psychological Thriller Publisher: Morgan James Fiction Page Count: 265 Blurb:In the isolated coal mining town of Sulphur Creek in the late 1800s, young Sammy Murphy’s world is a blend of shadowy tunnels and unspoken secrets. Born into solitude and pushed into reclusion, Sammy’s quiet life starkly […]

by Sherrie Todd Beshore examines how past experiences and present responsibilities can collide during a complex investigation. The novel centers on a young detective tasked with connecting multiple murders while navigating the unanswered questions of his own childhood. Andrew Coates uncovers a pattern linking three unsolved murders, a revelation that places him at the forefront […]

Questions around emotional steadiness, shifting identity, and the internal changes that emerge in our sixties are central themes in The Sovereign Self by Stacey Dutton. The book examines how this chapter invites a recalibration of presence, boundaries, and self-trust, offering a closer look at the inner architecture of our third act. explores the internal transitions […]

In a world where political pressure, media battles, and global energy vulnerabilities collide almost daily, by Mike Bond builds its storyline around a moment that could tip everything off balance. Its opening nuclear alert sets off a chain reaction that highlights how fragile modern systems can be. Everything begins with a terrifying emergency alert ordering […]

WOW! WOMEN ON WRITING TOUR of By Sherri Dodd     Book Summary At the age of eight, Arista Kelly was frantically swept up by her parents and whisked off to an isolated town in the California redwoods. Two days later, her parents were gone. Now at the age of twenty-three, she has settled quite […]

follows a summer role that unexpectedly reveals a network of hidden forces shaping global events. Nancy J. Nelson constructs a narrative where everyday moments lead into larger questions about power, truth, and change. Vicki Heywood, recovering from personal loss, accepts a seemingly straightforward job caring for two teenagers. Over time, unexplained observations point to deeper […]