Dear AI, I Killed Her by Kirill Khrestinin is one of the most unsettling psychological thrillers I have read in a long time. Told through confession sessions between a serial killer and an AI chatbot, this dark indie thriller explores obsession, manipulation, morality, and the disturbing intimacy of being truly heard.
Discover Christmas in Castleby by JM Simpson, a romantic suspense novel and BBNYA 2025 Finalist. Set during the holiday season, this Castleby series special blends romance, danger, and secrets in a small-town Christmas setting.
My review of The Mistress by Tim Vee explores a gritty tech-noir science fiction story set on a distant mining colony in the Proxima Centauri system, where secrets, corporate power, and survival collide.
A quietly impactful travel memoir blending creative nonfiction, gentle humor, and honest reflection. Western Steps explores inner and outer journeys with authenticity rather than polish.
An epic mythological fantasy retelling, The Olympus Trinity by Brian Coggins Jr. explores Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon through the lens of family, destiny, and sacrifice. Grounded in emotion and rich with tension, this standalone-friendly novel proves that even gods fear loss more than power.
Tome of Stars is an illustrated poetry collection that blends sonnets, cosmic imagery, and emotional reflection into a single narrative arc of love, loss, and transformation. This spotlight shares a thoughtful look at a book designed to be experienced slowly, where poetry and art work together to explore grief, memory, and longing.