By: Joann Browning

“Barefeet and Creek Rocks” tells the poignant story of a beloved family member who stands as a timeless witness to the lives and trials of a large family at the end of the Hillbilly Highway. This eternal presence, known simply as “The Creek,” embodies the love, joy, and resilience that bind the family through heartbreak, hardship, and the pursuit of wisdom. Vividly detailed and emotionally gripping, the narrative captures the essence of innocence lost and wisdom gained, leaving an indelible mark on all who come to know her.

By: Vladimir Shvartsman

“Dysfunctional Girl from a Dysfunctional Family” chronicles the tumultuous relationship between a young, drug-addicted woman named Rosen and an older, well-educated man who believes he can help her change her life. Despite his best efforts to guide her towards a better future, Rosen’s deep-seated habits and troubled upbringing prove to be formidable obstacles. The narrative unfolds through a series of letters exchanged while Rosen is incarcerated, revealing her struggles, fleeting moments of hope, and the man’s unwavering yet increasingly strained belief in her potential for redemption. This raw and unfiltered diary captures the heartbreaking reality of addiction and the relentless pursuit of a seemingly unattainable transformation.

By: Timothy Moriarty

In “Drowntown Girl,” a young boy’s reckless attempt to gain popularity through dark magic spirals into chaos, resulting in his demonic possession. Chloe, a science fair enthusiast, is unwittingly dragged into a submerged, dystopian New York City filled with sinister creatures and ruthless overlords. As Chloe navigates this perilous world, her best friend Maya races against time in their real-world New York, juggling algebra and a desperate mission to save her friend. The stakes couldn’t be higher: if the demon’s plan succeeds, the entire world faces annihilation in hellfire.

By: Eliana Habalian

“Victoria es mi nombre” follows the journey of a young Hispanic photographer living near the U.S.-Canada border who unexpectedly meets a charming and wealthy British man during one of her panic attacks. Their chance encounter blossoms into a passionate romance, set against the breathtaking backdrops of Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake. Amidst vineyards and intimate moments, the couple discovers that their love is the key to healing old wounds and overcoming personal demons. This story, rich in romance and fine erotica, celebrates the transformative power of love and the magic it brings to those who believe.

By: Randall Northcutt

In the declining quarry town of Dix Knob, Texas, Teddy Nutscalder and his friends Mickey O’Dell and Tommy Crum band together to help Missy, a high society girl, escape her criminal stepfather’s advances. Amidst personal struggles and a town-wide treasure hunt, the boys stumble upon a hidden entrance to the long-abandoned Cusser Club, igniting a series of adventures. As they navigate mafia violence, a sabotaged political campaign, and their own coming-of-age challenges, the boys must confront their fears and stand up for what they believe in. The Cusser Club is a gripping tale of friendship, courage, and the quest for a better future.

By: Tom Frye

In “Broken Road,” 13-year-old Rain Nelson is thrust into a moral quandary when his father’s biker gang enforces a code of silence after a tragic accident. Years later, Rain’s son, Reason, discovers a hidden map that reignites old conflicts and places him in the crosshairs of a ruthless killer. With the help of his uncle Jessie, Reason must navigate a treacherous path of family secrets, addiction, and redemption, all while seeking to mend the fractured relationship with his imprisoned father.

By: Yoalah Brinson

In the heart-wrenching narrative of “30 Days Of Mourning: The Ashkelon Tragedy,” the small town of Dimona, Israel, is plunged into sorrow following the tragic drowning of three young Hebrew Israelites during a class trip. As the community grapples with the devastating loss of Zevolon Ben Israel, Menorahteeyah Baht Israel, and Gahd Ben Israel, they unite in a profound period of mourning and prayer. Through vigils, memorial services, and shared stories, the townspeople find solace and strength in each other, honoring the vibrant lives of the children who left an indelible mark on their hearts. This poignant tale captures the essence of communal grief, resilience, and the enduring power of memory.

By: L. G. Smith

Sauda Johnson, a half-Demon, half-human U.S. Army assassin, faces her greatest challenge yet when her team is assigned a surveillance mission in Yemen. Confronted by the formidable Adrian Bathory, the last male descendant of Elizabeth Bathory and Vlad Dracula, Sauda must rescue her kidnapped teammates using her unique blend of military prowess and supernatural abilities. As they infiltrate the historic Al-Qahira Castle, the mission takes a deadly turn, revealing a rebellion and unexpected allies among Bathory’s own ranks. Together, they must confront the dark forces fueling the Yemeni Civil War.

By: Leon Beard

In “Justice is Blind,” a tenacious defense attorney finds herself entangled in a high-stakes murder trial that threatens to unravel her career and personal life. As she navigates a labyrinth of deceit, corruption, and hidden agendas, she must confront her own moral compass to uncover the truth. With each twist and turn, the line between justice and vengeance blurs, leading to a gripping climax that questions the very nature of justice itself.

By: Diane Mayer Christiansen

In the wake of a devastating solar flare, Wren must navigate a treacherous wilderness with her squad, grappling with the loss of her family and the boy she loved, Aiden. As she battles the elements and her own despair, Aiden emerges from the safety of his cryobank, determined to reunite with Wren and reclaim their shattered future. Their parallel journeys of survival and hope intertwine, raising the question of whether love can endure the harshest of trials.