A colorful redemption arc also exposes the hypocrisy of some "big business" charities.

Sometimes one relationship ends just to put us in the path of a new, healthier one.

Science fiction doesn't have to be galaxy spanning to make you feel something.

The end of the world is gritty, desolate, and not for the faint of heart.

Refreshingly unique, the twelve short stories making up this collection make you think.

After his parents are murdered in front of him, one boy's path leads to a dark future always shadowed by the need to go back.

Spies, politics, swords, and magic fill a rather unique take on a fantasy adventure.

A voyeuristic, satirical narrative both condemns and glorifies social media, influencer hustle, and reality melodrama.

The central questions of why and how a large chunk of the population suddenly drop dead are worth it in the end.

Not everyone would accept a few hives of lost bees into their home, but doing so works wonders for one woman's life.

Memories long since buried resurface in the present, along with a treasure that might be the answer to so many problems.

Not quite a serial nor a copycat killer and not quite a sleuth of a teen face off against each other years after her mother brought the original to justice.