Sublime Line: “Nicky’s Fire not only teaches the reader about the excitement and camaraderie of a fire department, but it delivers an engaging story of the importance of family and friendship.”
Lover Come Back by Tom Preschutti
Sublime Line: “This is the second action-filled installment in the Sergeant Lori Daniels detective series, effectively paving the way for the third.”
The Green House by Dan Lawton
Sublime Line: “A beautifully written story of love, loss, relationships, and pain, described with powerful imagery and hidden meanings.”
Becoming American by Cary D. Lowe
Sublime Line: “A well-written memoir chronicling the intriguing life and influences of a post-war Jewish child who becomes an American lawyer and activist.”
Asesina by Craig Keffeler
Sublime Line: “A high-octane thriller, combining insurance scams and drug cartels, chock-full of well-planned sequences, evasive actions, and near misses.”
Sins in Blue by Brian Kaufman
Sublime Line: “A compelling and well-written tale that uses engaging characters in an entertaining style to expose racial and cultural divides in the 1930s and 1960s.”
Pestilence by Pamela Taylor
Sublime Line: “This is another winning addition to the Second Son series for fans of well-written, captivating historical fiction.”
No Way Home by Christy Cooper-Burnett
Sublime Line: “An action-packed time-travel adventure that will leave you thirsting for the sequel.”
Blues of Autumn by Richard Adamson
Sublime Line: “Big-city crime hits a small town in the Adirondacks, and an eclectic and well-developed cast of characters leads us through this hilarious, engaging mystery.”
Markus by David Odle
Sublime Line: “A fast-paced, edge-of-your-seat fantasy adventure that will pull you in, spin you around, and leave you wanting more.”
Say Goodbye and Goodnight by David Ruggerio
Sublime Line: “A well-written, unexpected, and unconventional love story that exposes the culture and dangers of life in an Italian community of Brooklyn in 1977.”
Sunshine by Morrene J. Hauser
Sublime Line: “A well-illustrated book, told from a child’s perspective, about the responsibilities, joys, and challenges of having a pony.”
Sockeye by Michael F. Tevlin
Sublime Line: “Vivid descriptions of characters and the beauty of a remote region of Oregon are the highlights of this work of literary fiction with distinct messages of redemption, forgiveness, and tolerance.”
The Revolving Heart by Chuck Augello
Sublime Line: “An excellent, must-read novel about a man who returns home to confront his past, filled with memorable characters and written in a style that will draw you in, entertain you, and leave you wanting more.”
A Year in Her Life by Alice Benson
Sublime Line: “A well-written story about a woman’s exploration of love and friendship during a period of political and social turmoil.”
Requiem for the Dead by Victor Alvarez
Sublime Line: “A military thriller that takes the reader on an action-packed adventure through present-day Germany and North Korea.”
Appaloosa Sky by K. Blanton Brenner
Sublime Line: “An enjoyable, well-written, action-filled novel that follows a not-so-typical Texan family through decades of life experiences.”
The Dead Girl Under the Bleachers by Donna M. Zadunajsky
Sublime Line: “A suspenseful and gripping debut novel of the Craven Falls Mystery series that ties together the complexities of three young, coming-of-age females leading to a surprising murder.”
Red Tide by Mark James Miller
Sublime Line: “Well-developed characters and settings are the highlights of this novel about murder, fear, depravity, and morality.”
Three Days by Felicia Case & Michael Wojciechowski
Sublime Line: “A refreshing and entertaining story about love, loss, and lessons learned from bad decisions.”