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John Walden’s, Punk Revival is the life changing event that brings back Johnny Thunder’s shamanistic past to face the relentless forces of evil.

F. Ethan Repp’s, The End released globally tells of how A threatened and bigoted America responds. A secret government solution unfolds. Racial unrest is calmed. Unimaginable consequences are revealed 20 years later at the Center for Disease Control by a probationary employee, Francis Trotter. Will anyone hear him or will he be silenced. Evil exists. Blind to humanity, actions are unscrupulously perpetrated. Gratified through policy execution, power is unchallenged.

Michael Kuzilny’s, Bitter & Twisted Cops & Crooks is a must read full of gut-wrenching and bone-tingling tales of Melbourne street life.

Michael Kuzilny’s, Expiry Date 25000 Days reminds us - We all have an expiry date! How many days have you got left?

Kelly K. Lavender’s Beautiful Evil Winter buckles the reader in for a death defying roller coaster ride as the Russian Mafia becomes an adversary in an adoption process involving a starry-eyed young couple. Unwittingly, Sophia and her husband, Ethan, set off to snow-covered Russia for the international adoption from hell! With hearts and minds focused on their baby boy, they inadvertently stumble into the crosshairs of the unforgiving, ironfisted Russian Mob that controls the adoption trade. To make matters worse, an untrained, inexperienced adoption coordinator orchestrates the effort to keep the American couple safe.

F. Ethan Repp’s, Power Play: A Tale of Political Intrigue introduces the handsome young Collier Winthrop who must unravel plots unseen and unimaginable, to survive even the earliest months of his political enterprise.

Ken Jeremiah’s book, Eternal Remains: World Mummification and the Beliefs that make it Necessary is unique, as it focuses on the religious and spiritual beliefs that necessitated the practice.

Mary Beth Czubay, Easy Out On Third: Raising A Child With Special Needs, addresses the day-to-day fears and doubts of a special needs caregiver.

Chi Sun Rhee’s Greatness series tells of star struck lovers Mija and Ichiro embroiled in World War Two Korea during the Japanese occupation.

Life Don't Have To End, by Cricket Barrazotto, shares the tragedy and triumph of personal stories from more than 60 courageous HIV positive men and women.