Sublime Line: “A highly appealing novel for youngsters that delivers important messages and themes in an entertaining and charming style.”
Torched: Summer of '64 by Joe Edd Morris
Sublime Line: “A highly recommended, riveting tale of interracial friendship and love and the challenges they incite, written with an authentic Southern flair.”
Kate's Lake by David Odle
Sublime Line: “An outstanding horror novel with heart-thumping action and a protagonist who walks a dangerous tightrope between his conscience and his vulnerabilities.”
The Perfection of Fish by J.S. Morrison
Sublime Line: “Provocative themes are conveyed in this highly imaginative, entertaining, and satirical work of speculative fiction.”
The Century's Scribe by Brendan Walsh
Sublime Line: “The Century’s Scribe effectively immerses the reader in two fantasy worlds with relatable characters, entertaining situations, and engaging action scenes.”
Suicide Squeeze by Steve Hagood
Sublime Line: “An entertaining mix of mystery, humor, action, and intensity.”
Vivie's Secret by Terry Lee Caruthers
Sublime Line: “The author shapes a well-written and poignant story where moments of conflict and tension are balanced by the warmth of Vivie’s connection with the feral cats she rescues.”
In the Realm of Ash and Sorrow by Kenneth W. Harmon
Sublime Line: “An exceptional World War Two story, set in Japan, that gives the reader a complete package of spectacular descriptions, history, romance, and the paranormal.”
Unplugged by Joe Barrett
Sublime Line: “Unplugged is a well-written, laugh-out-loud novel with a message delivered by zany characters and absurd incidents.”
Nicky's Fire by Richard Trotta Sr.
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.”