The Nation 06 Series: The Nation, Book 6 by Dell Sweet Beth levered her arms down to scoot up in the bed and nearly banged the stump of her arm against the side of the bed before Cammy stopped her. “Honey… Honey… Your arm. You have to be careful,” Cammy told her. “Oh God,” Beth whispered through her […]
The Nation 02 Series: The Nation, Book 2 by Dell Sweet The sun, a weak, watery orb, struggled to pierce the perpetual gloom of the junkyard. Its rays, filtered through the grimy haze of industrial decay and the skeletal remains of rusted cars, cast long, distorted shadows that danced with the shuffling figures of the undead. This was […]
Series: The Nation, Book 1 by Dell Sweet Bear squatted and peered down at the girl and the boy for a few moments before he spoke again. “What do you think of her hand?” Beth squatted beside him and looked down at the girl. She stood and shook her head. “I can’t tell. It looks like she’s turning. […]
Elara and Dragonia (3 book series) by Geo Dell (Author) Elara, a twelve-year-old blacksmith’s daughter, discovers her latent power to tame dragons after a desperate battle with Dragonia, a fearsome black-scaled beast threatening her village, Valerion. Guided by Lady Janely, a wise elder with a mysterious past, Elara learns to harness her abilities, forge an unbreakable bond […]
Stranded beyond the Stars by, Wendell Watson Book 1 – Stranded – 2025 – EN She paused, her gaze sweeping over the battered faces of her surviving crew. They were few, broken, and weary, but they were alive. And as long as they were alive, there was a flicker of hope. A fragile, almost imperceptible ember, but […]
Apocalyptic fiction is a genre of literature that explores the end of the world or a catastrophic event that significantly alters human society. This genre often features survivors navigating a treacherous new world, battling for resources, and confronting the unknown. One notable series in this genre is Earth’s Survivors, which I’ll discuss in more detail […]
Book 4 of 4: Easy Crime Jenna clutched the strap of her worn messenger bag, her knuckles white. Her gaze was fixed on the two figures illuminated by the erratic neon. One was a burly man, his face obscured by the deep shadow cast by a baseball cap pulled low, his frame hunched as if […]
Posted by Dell 01/26/2014 I grew up in a small town. In small towns everybody knows everybody and most often they know more about you and your circumstances than even you do. I was talking to a friend a few weeks back about how I learned I was mixed race. I had thought I was […]