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.

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? 

courtesy of a twisted mind... Scenes of Mild Peril by David Court

"It is disturbing.It is chilling.

It is exhausting.

It is a must have and a must read." - Lisa, Goodreads

the very near future... Final Notice by Van Fleisher

"Thanks to the author for pushing back! With humor ( I loved the play on names) and great story telling, the author highlights issues that absolutely CANNOT be ignored. Thank you Van Fleisher. Your work in this world is much appreciated. " Ginny, Goodreads

his story-telling is undeniably first-class, witty, and absorbing - The Sheltering Palms by Preston Howard

Preston Howard first made his mark as a crime-fighting attorney representing the Tucson Police Department. Then he spent over forty illustrious years as a labor lawyer working with police officers and union leaders and handling the gamut of fascinating, high-profile cases across the country and even in other countries.

What if a lawyer was ordered to write a book like this? - F-ck You, Your Honor by Craig Chambers

"Fuck You, Your Honor has everything I look for in a good novel: useful bits of information such as how to get out of jury duty, a healthy source of smartly written humor, a light pinch of misogyny and a timeline that revolves around the Denver Broncos." - Charles, Goodreads

Our favorite car dealer is back... Cars, Coffee, and a Slightly Used Casket (Julia Karr #2) by K.C. Hilton

"Wow!! [...] K.C Hilton has done it again!!
This book is a page turner that you don’t want to put down!! I can’t wait for the next one!!!" Angie, Goodreads

Success is not an accident. - Keys to Success from a Completely Unsuccessful Person by Joel C Cunningham

Perhaps most importantly, I believe that although my hand was forced to publish this book of unrefined nonsense by Joel and my superiors, Joel will finally be exposed to the world for who he really is--a completely unsuccessful person.

Every mystery he solves only brings more questions - I Should Have Been a Rock Star by John Kaniecki

"This is one of the funniest books I have ever read! I rarely encounter books that are this enjoyable to read. Generally, a book will get a few laughs out of me tops. Don's roommates in particular are flat-out hilarious. The way this book is written is just fantastic! There is also a dash of social commentary thrown into the mix.Great job, Mr. Kaniecki! " - Emily, Goodreads

the perfect leading role - Dating the Prince by Alina Snow

Small-town girl, Katie O’Connor has always dreamed of seeing her name in lights. Check the box for fame, a movie deal, the perfect leading role that comes with a gorgeous leading man!

a helpless victim or a dutiful accomplice? Secret Somethings by Amber Kay

Poor fragile Jude knows nothing about her husband’s “extracurricular activities.” What she’ll discover about herself in the process is much scarier than anything either of them can imagine. Jude, with her grotesque sense of humor and her many mental abnormalities, has developed an obsession of her own.

It seem impossible to win - Pest Control by Sofia Diana Gabel

About the author:

Sofia Diana Gabel started life in Sydney, Australia, but her family moved to the United States when she was very young. Home wasn’t settled for a long time and included living in Toronto, Canada; Henrietta and Buffalo, New York; Northridge, Southern California; a short stint back in Sydney, Australia; Reno, Nevada; Dallas, Texas; Daytona Beach, Florida, with an eventual semi-settled life in Ojai and Ventura, Southern California as a single parent to her three daughters.

Perhaps the unsettled partial nomadic lifestyle is the reason she loves to travel and is never fully satisfied with where she’s living. Moving around and travelling to different countries are adventures which serve as potential settings and plots for stories. A multi-genre fiction