One Soul's Journey (The Soul #2) by Barbara Daniels Dena - collection

5.0 out of 5 stars

“Delightfully charming short stories”

“Excellent book. A must-read”

Dark…Humorous…Captivating... Bar Tales - A Bartender's Story #1 by A.J. Anthony

"Congratulations to the author A J Anthony for writing a wonderful Story book which will not only keep you hooked till the last page, but also force you towards deep thinking. The concept of the book is interesting, engaging and unique." Book Worm, Goodreads

"Frights and fun in equal measure" - Chupacarter by George Lopez, Ryan Calejo, & Santy Gutiérrez (Illustrations)

“ChupaCarter is an uproariously good time, full of humor, heart, and unexpected friendships.” —Zoraida Córdova, award-winning author of Valentina Salazar Is Not a Monster Hunter

"A narrative punctuated with wisecracks and flavored with Spanish phrases and slang...Frights and fun in equal measure."—Kirkus Reviews

she’s in too deep... The Perils of Paris (Julie Cavallo Investigates #5) by Ana T. Drew

"This was a good story line that draws the reader in from the very beginning and will keep you eagerly reading until the end. It moves along at the perfect pace which creates an intriguing mystery for Julie to solve." Emily P., Goodreads

REVIEW - The Sherwood Proof (The Lily Sparrow Chronicles #3) by Kristee Ravan

“You really need to get better at reading between the lines when talking with diplomats and politicians.”

REVIEW - Rich (Benson Security #5) by Janet Elizabeth Henderson

...she isn’t the same bright-eyed graduate that walked through their doors years earlier. Now, she’s strong, powerful, and somewhat terrifying. A woman who doesn’t suffer fools lightly and who is afraid of nothing.

NO NICE GIRL SWEARS: Notes on High Society, Social Graces, and Keeping Your Wits from a Jazz-Age Debutante by Alice-Leone Moats

“In spite of such reminiscent titles of 'Shall She Ask Him In?' and 'Never Speak To Strangers Unless They Speak to You,' these chapters contain serious advice—the pragmatism of it all cloaked in a flippant and humor-flecked style.” —New York Times

Review - Pixieland Diaries (Pixieland Diaries #1) by Christina Bauer

If you don't like pixies, don’t read this diary.

If you don't like loud-mouthed pixies who are really cool but sometimes get told they're immature (for no reason), then definitely stop reading.

No one in Mapleton knows he exists - Please Return to: Toby Solano by Frank Morelli

Toby Solano is the new kid in town. No one in Mapleton knows he exists, which is tough to swallow for a boy who descends from Lucha Libre wrestling royalty. Back in El Paso, Toby could snap his fingers and the seas would part as he walked the hallways at his old school.

REVIEW - You Will Have a Black Labrador by Nino Gugunishvili

Love, memories, family, enduring friendships, cooking, movies, dogs, travels, hairstyles, and saying Yes to many No’s in a witty, yet often sentimental, journey of self-discovery… 

It's 1737, and England is on edge... Slick Filth by Erato

The book is typeset in historical fonts, making you feel like you've been pulled back in time to watch the drama unfold first-hand.

Lingerie Wars (Invertary #1) by Janet Elizabeth Henderson

It’s Scotland versus England as you’ve never seen it before. It’s lingerie war.

it's sounds crazy... - Jay Got Married by James Robinson Jr.

Jay Got Married consists of 9 humorous and, at times, poignant essays chronicling the ironies of everyday life in word and picture. Take for example the lead essay, aptly titled, "Jay got Married," where I find myself mired in a horrendous dream. 

love and passion can make a difference... The Occult Persuasion and the Anarchist's Solution by Lisa de Nikolits

"[R]eaders will be smiling one moment and breaking out in goose bumps the next. As one character succinctly points out, “Things come to light in the darkness.”Warm, witty, wildly imaginative and inspiring, The Occult Persuasion and the Anarchist’s Solution puts the “joy” in joyride!" Heather, Goodreads

to stop Wil Wheaton’s murder... 50 Shades of Worf by Christopher D. Schmitz

Two cops must go undercover at a local comicbook convention to stop Wil Wheaton’s murder. 

Is this a buddy cop story or a crime-comedy? Neither. This is comic con... er, comicomedy? 

It is sort of annoying having dead people dropping by at all hours... Dead & Busy Series by Kfir Luzzatto

"The tone of the tale is spot-on: amusing, quick with the snark, and yet still containing that dark thread that keeps it rooted in the noir tradition it's building upon. I definitely want more Callaghan." - Nathan, Goodreads #2

there's nothing wrong with him! - Shrink Unwrapped by Joel L. Schwartz

"I am rating this book 5 out of 5 stars. If you are looking for a fun, humorous story that shares the main character's experiences, life growing up and more then this is a good book to pick up. I truly enjoyed it. " Seraphia, Goodreads

Spells, Salt, & Steel - Season One by Gail Z. Martin & Larry N. Martin

"The novellas included in this volume are interesting, amusing, addictive and thanks to them even our reality seems to be more magical. This collection is a great entertainment, fantastic adventure and an opportunity to enrich the circle of our fictional friends with some really amazing characters." Karolina, Goodreads

Think you know how it ends? You don’t. - Saving John Lennon by A.J. Gallant

A tale of love, time travel, humor, and healing hearts. The adventure of a lifetime. (Think you know how it ends? You don’t.)

“You ain’t seen nothing yet." - Snafu Fubar: Soberphobics by Bob Dixon, Lynn Dixon

Reading a book about two drunk superheroes who have absolutely no superpowers can lead to uncontrollable laughter; loud piggish snorting; loss of bladder control; wild rolling of eyes;