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While the Grim Reaper occupies the minds of millions of children, this sentient entity rarely finds its way into Young Adult fiction. Bucking the trend with gusto, author Candice Burnett is delighted to put a female Grim Reaper under the spotlight in her latest novel, ‘Death Has a Daughter’.

Local indie author, Max W. Miller is already established on the literary scene for two books in the Teen and Young Adult genres. This year Max has expanded her writing to include the New Adult category and has spun a one-of-a-kind Paranormal Romance Series—showcasing reincarnation on a college campus. The series title is ‘Egyptian Moon’ with Book one – ‘Return’, officially released at Women’s Empowerment 2014, at the PNC Arena in Raleigh.

In the past decade, the threat of terrorism has been on everyone’s minds, even if the myriad of groups often deploy only rhetoric to keep the world on edge. However, in a thought-provoking and highly engrossing new novel, author L.A. Long raises the threat level beyond anything imaginable with ‘Operation No Coincidence’.

The past three years has seen erotic fiction take an unexpected yet inescapable boom in popularity. However, with thousands of new titles hitting the shelves each month, readers and critics are being more than vocal about the need for original and innovative narratives. Shelby Kent-Stewart fills the gap with gusto, serving up narratives that replace stereotypical kink with serious yet highly-exciting erotic romantic adventures.

At just ten years of age, Shirlee Scribner stood at the gates of hell, and witnessed a moment that would sear into her soul and reverberate through her life, and the lives of those she loved. That moment is the focal point of her new memoir, ‘Untangle’, and the implications of the event seem to leap from the pages, rippling through time with their ferocity and power.

While the Great Depression and World War II were seminal events of the twentieth century, those who were born during them are often ignored in the history books. This is somewhat of a surprising oxymoron, considering those making up the ‘Silent Generation’ have had some of the biggest influence on laws, politics, entertainment and society as it is shaped today.

While tens of thousands of novels focus on the drama and strategy of the two World Wars, the vital Interwar period is often ignored in literature. Even more so, readers with a passion for history are hard pressed to find any books that examine possible prevention of the Nazi’s invasion of Poland; an event that led to six years of bloodshed and geopolitical chaos.

Author Connie Knight puts her rich history of working and living in Texas to wonderful effect in her celebrated series starring amateur sleuth Caroline Hargrove Hamilton. In the second installment, ‘Chances Choices Changes Death’, readers are introduced once more to Caroline’s world and the complex cast of family members, friends and townspeople who inhabit her slice of Texas.

According to many modern and traditional experts, the ups and downs of relationships are just par for life’s course. These same self-titled ‘gurus’ often fail to see reality by placing the complications of relationships on irreversible genetic makeup. Refuting these claims with gusto, author and relationship expert Glenn Calvin Damond is delighted to announce the launch of his new book.

While contact with outside worlds has long been a fantasy in literature and the movies, former pilot and author Anthony Paul has some bold words of advice; extra-terrestrial contact is coming and will soon be commonplace.