Based on true events, The Graveyard Shift tells the story of Cole, a medical student working the night shift, who starts to experience unusual events at the old hospital where he works.
In the sweltering jungles of 1991 Panama, twenty-one-year-old Army investigator Evan Slater is just trying to survive his two-year tour — and the wreckage he left behind at home.
The Silence That Remembers Itself is a contemplative philosophical fiction that follows three seekers—Arun, Ila, and Varen—as they journey through symbolic landscapes of existence: forests of living awareness, deserts of inner doubt, ruins where time stands still, and a silent lake that reveals the deepest truth beneath perception.
Ronan Briggs came to Redoak Crossing to do a job: repair an old house, earn his pay, and move on before anyone expected more from him than wood, nails, and quiet labor.
The Woman Beneath the Healing Lights is a powerful self-esteem psychology fiction novel exploring beauty standards, perfectionism, emotional healing, anxiety, shame, and self-worth.
The Woman Who Learned Self-Acceptance is a powerful psychology fiction novel exploring self-esteem, perfectionism, emotional healing, anxiety, and the search for true self-worth.
Pressure PointsA Psychological Gothic Horror NovelWhen Detective Elias Mercer arrives in the dying town of Giles to investigate the suspicious death of journalist Amanda Pierce, he expects corruption, violence, and small-town secrets.
Main Plot: Dean O'Flanagan sets out on a journey that will test everything he has been built being lured by the prospect of his nationalism by Colm Reilly.
Behind the Perfect Mask is a deeply emotional self-esteem psychology fiction novel exploring bullying, anxiety, shame, perfectionism, and emotional healing.
United States Werewolf Special Forces by Peyton Cottrell II and Holly Albertson is a bold paranormal thriller blending ancient Roman werewolf legends, Spiritualist beliefs, fringe science, and modern military speculation.
Born From Darkness, Destined For Light follows Vehantar, a mysterious nameless being who wanders through a silent, lifeless world carrying immense inner suffering and unanswered existence.
The Boy at the Back Who Stood Up is a powerful self-esteem psychology fiction novel exploring bullying, social anxiety, emotional healing, shame, and personal growth.
It was not a passing saying, or a line of poetry that dampened the dryness of the situation, but a slap whose hissing sound continued to ring in my ears for twenty-five years.
Three brothers live a peaceful, quiet life in the Southern town of Oakenmill—until a single event shatters their lives and pushes them north, into lands where shadows move and secrets linger.
