In the superbly narrated Back to One, Catherine and Kyle try to love each other as friends, suppressing their romantic desire for the sake of family and career. Highly recommended!
In Cleave the Sparrow, Tom stumbles into his political mentor's existential plot to tear down the illusion of reality, a satirical and absurd adventure. Highly recommended!
Through Quick and Quinn follows two teenagers who hold each other up as they each face their own grief. Together, they find a path to truly begin healing. Recommended!
To build her dream bookstore, Toni and her father tear down the old family bakery. But When Walls Talk, their secrets can shake a person to their foundation. Highly recommended!
Russell walks under dark clouds — the loss of his mother, his marriage, and potentially his business. In Unpaved, he looks to the past for a path to the future. Highly recommended!
Jimmy's eidetic memory opens a path to a better life, but in Roses in December it burdens him with the traumas of Childhood and his service in Afghanistan. Highly recommended!
Rachelle and Rafi share letters and emails in the midst of covid quarantine. In R&R, they connect in truly intimate ways despite– and because of– the distance. Highly recommended!
Quinceton, shaken by his time in a war with Nevada, turns on his despotic government. In Wokelynd, political allegory shapes the world of 2066 California.
Find out what drives multi-award-winning author and former underground storage tank operator, Laurel Anne Hill, and see what she's up to next in her Steampunk/Sci-fi world!
Paul's controversial November column spurs a tsunami of public backlash. In The December Issue, he clings to his integrity, despite the trouble it brings him. Highly recommended!