by SIDNEY S. PRASAD

3.9 stars – 30 reviews

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Are you new to the world of online dating? Have you ever had or heard of a blind date from hell? Prepare to get intrigued by the most bizarre, outrageous, and insane online dating stories!

by L. R. Burkard

4.6 stars – 201 reviews

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Andrea, Lexie and Sarah are ordinary friends until the day the world goes dark and life becomes a battle. Andrea’s upscale lifestyle didn’t prepare her family for the apocalypse. Lexie’s homeschool farmstead is better off, but for how long? Sarah’s urban apartment quickly becomes a death trap. Without technology and no help on the way, each teen and her family struggle to survive. As society goes deeper into anarchy and neighbors become foes, can they beat the odds and keep hope alive?

If you enjoyed One Second After, you’ll love this gripping story of three brave teens fighting to survive!

by Sidney Prasad

4.1 stars – 27 reviews

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From the author who brought you Plenty Of Freaks: Are You Sold On Online Dating? Have you ever regretted not obeying your gut instinct about someone you chatted with online? You end up proceeding with the date and find yourself in the most bizarre circumstances. A rescue call is out of the question because you’re certain that no one would believe the hole that you have dug yourself into. Prepare to get entertained about a hilarious tale involving Plenty Of Freaks: Worst Online Dating Mistakes!

by SIDNEY S. PRASAD

2.5 stars – 4 reviews

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All most everyone in society has served or a prison like sentence working for their insane boss. We sometimes question how can our managers be so inhumane and treat us like crap. But it’s even scarier when five minutes later the same maniac who just ripped a strip off us in the boardroom buys us lunch. We can all unanimously agree that the workplace would be dramatically improved if our employers practiced what they preached and truly left their problems at the door. After spending a couple decades working for many bipolar managers, being fired and rehired within a two hour time span, witnessing the most bizarre behavior and personality types. I decided to go public and entertain the world with tales of My Bipolar Manager. I’m confident that you can personally relate to or know someone who can relate to the characters portrayed in this book!

by J. V. Reese

4.8 stars – 21 reviews

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Love, like light, will always find a way in through the smallest of cracks, the tiniest of fractures—even the invisible ones like those caused by fear, and pain, and violence…

Cat—no, not Catherine, just Cat—is still struggling to recover from a traumatic breakup when her family moves to the bustling city for a fresh start. Determined to mend the damage she’s caused to her family, her ex, and herself, Cat vows to avoid anything that could put her heart at risk again.

Until she meets Ronan.

Ronan is a straight-A student and the star center forward of his high school hockey team. With the face and body of a young god, he’s smart, protective, and kind, but he’s also hiding a dark secret that threatens everything he holds dear.

The moment they meet, sparks fly. Cat doesn’t trust herself around boys like Ronan, and Ronan believes he’s too damaged for someone as good as Cat, but they find themselves drawn to one another time and time again. When Ronan sees the fractures in Cat’s soul, mirroring his own pain, he longs to save her from the darkness… No matter what it takes.

In this gripping new adult romance, Cat and Ronan must confront their deepest fears and darkest secrets. Can their love be strong enough to rescue each other from the shadows that haunt them? Or will the pain that binds them also tear them apart?