Surviving Summer Camp by Paul Breau combines sibling chaos, wilderness danger, kid-friendly humor, and clever problem-solving in a fast-paced middle-grade adventure that's especially well suited to reluctant readers ages 8-12.
Bobbie Bin's Busy Day by Rina Croft is a charming children's picture book celebrating community helpers, hard work, and the everyday heroes who keep our communities running. Read my full review to discover why it's a wonderful choice for families, classrooms, and young readers.
When the storyteller becomes part of the story...
The Missing Episode
by Tom Hobbs is far more than a twist-filled thriller. It explores guilt, public scrutiny, and the cost of telling other people's stories while delivering a compelling cold-case mystery. Read my full review on GinaRaeMitchell.com.
Jennifer Ivy Walker brings the legendary tale of Sigurd and Brynhildr vividly to life in this immersive Viking romance filled with Norse mythology, prophecy, unforgettable characters, and richly researched historical detail.
Inspired by real events, Sounds Like Trouble to Me by Jean Trounstine is a compelling debut novel exploring courage, systemic injustice, and the resilience of women who refuse to remain silent. Read my full review.
Dark fantasy isn't meant to be comfortable. It explores the places where hope is tested, sacrifice comes at a terrible cost, and doing the right thing is rarely the easiest path. Corinne Price's debut novel, Wrought in Flesh, embraces those ideas with confidence, delivering an immersive fantasy filled with layered world-building, memorable characters, and a story that grows steadily more compelling as it unfolds.