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Everyone dreams of packing their life up, moving to Florida and sitting out the rest of their days on a boat in the sun. Author Scott V. Morton himself made the move from Massachusetts to the Sunshine State, and his new lease of life provided abundant inspiration for a gripping new novel. Thankfully, the author’s life is much calmer than those of his characters in ‘The Battle Of Barge Island Bar & Tackle’.

Millions of parents and teachers are lost when figuring out how to best instill good character and manners into their dependents; often overlooking the importance of social skills. At a time when new research shows that character, rather than cognition, is central to a child’s success, a new children’s book has hit the market to provide life-changing character education through a narrative chock-full of wild fun.

In late 2013, the literary world first heard of Little Lump – a small Texan town with its fair share of quirks, unlikely characters and, oh yes, alien invasions. With Jeff Folschinsky’s debut novel garnering critical acclaim, he is now back with volume two. There’s still aliens, as well as something far more sinister.

Nobody can deny the boom in popularity that erotic fiction has enjoyed of late. Still, both readers and critics are currently crying out for wholly-unique new narratives that don’t succumb to recycling of the ‘same-old’ stories. Enigmatic author Bo Noir steps up to the plate with gusto; serving up a crazy new erotic fiction novel that spellbinds readers through love, war and…wait for it…cannibalism!

Let’s face it, a plate of vegetables to a child can quickly become a catalyst to hung heads, whining and even tears. It’s an age-old struggle that no parent hasn’t endured, with millions frantically searching for a way to make vegetables ‘fun’. Ray Anthony James has the answer, through an incredibly entertaining and inspirational new book that doesn’t force kids to eat vegetables, but actually makes them want to.

It’s ironic, timely, humorous and very, very real; a new novel from author Jack Mauro that cuts through New York City’s legendary facade to expose its harder core, and just a little heart as well.

While millions claim to find love at first sight, today’s divorce statistics prove that morals and lifetime commitment are a dwindling culture. Love’s immense perceived power causes virtually all cases of infidelity to start in secret. In his gripping new novel, Jason Hooper depicts a marriage where both lovers are blind to the other’s faults…except that best friend; he knows exactly what’s going on. He’s caught in the middle.

While many novels offer readers nothing but a quick thrill or escape from reality, J. Benjamin leads readers into an examination of their lives in the context of actual emerging global crises. A prolific artist, poet and writer, J. Benjamin is now storming the literary scene with ‘Lumus Dark’, a novel which puts society’s leadership and media under the microscope.

World War II took many average people with seemingly-mundane lives and put them into extraordinary, often deadly situations. While the nation revels in the history of its service peoples’ brevity, a new novel by Joe Hickey exposes the dark side of deployment.

President Obama’s recent approval of air strikes against ISIS, as well as the Western world’s growing alliance for the mission, has put the changing face of terrorism front-and-center in the minds of the American public. While unintentional in timing, a gripping new novel from retired aviator, Bill Eads, sees fact and fiction collide with a narrative startlingly close to home.