The Grumpy Fairy: A Grumpy Fairy Tale Book 1 by Elizabeth Dunlap is a witty read for those who love fairy tales and sarcasm. There are funny magical bits, like frog princes begging to be unenchanted, and clever fairy world bits, like learning that fairies...

Lights on the Sea by Miquel Reina tells the story of Mary Rose and Harold Grapes who live high up on the edge of a cliff overlooking the sea. Threatened with eviction from their home because of safety concerns, Mary Rose and Harold contemplate what...

The Case of the Missing Department Head by David Staats is the story of lawyer Walter Dure, who takes on the case of Howard Houlihan, whose wife of 24 years, Tiffany, has been brutally murdered. There is no motive, no leads, no evidence, and no...

For an entertaining and imaginative look at the Old West in 1896, you can't go wrong with The Bastard Boys of Montezuma. Author Jaromy Henry introduces us to Cash Holliday and Marshall Earp, the illegitimate sons of "Doc" Holliday and Wyatt Earp. The two are...

His Garden: Conversations with a Serial Killer by Anne K. Howard takes us inside the mind of a serial killer. In just a few short months in small-town Connecticut, seven people went missing and one man, William Devin Howell, better known as Bill, knew exactly...

It’s Not Easy Being A Kid: Trust Me is written and illustrated by JuYin Wong and follows the daily routine of sisters Felicia and Serena from the time they wake to the time they go to bed. They describe how difficult it is to wake...

As a business owner, exiting your business and handing over the reins to the next person is one of the hardest things you will ever have to do. It does not matter whether you are selling the business or simply retiring. It will still not...

Life is full of snippets, some true, some made up. When life becomes a story, there are many versions, multiple scenarios and tangents. And then there is the clever weaving of fact with fiction and point of view. Author V.S. Kemanis does this expertly, one...

Alexa Tuttle’s Rosie and Mr. Spooks is a spooky fun story told in the form of rhyming poetry and with eye-catching, colorful illustrations by Carlie Tuttle. On a wet Halloween evening, after some festivities, Rosie just wants to relax with a cup of cocoa and...

I Do Not Like Bugs! My Truly Most Favorite Fluffy Friend, Book 3 is a children’s picture book written by Pamela Tomlin and illustrated by Tamara Piper. Emma and her fluffy friends were having a lot of fun playing swashbuckling pirates one day. Emma was...

Wedding at Mistletoe Chalet by Dani Collins is the quintessential feel-good holiday treat. Kristen is a busy manager at a big hotel chain who finds herself alone for Christmas. Rather than sit at home by herself, she takes a short term job at a bed...

The second installment in a series, Memoirs From The Road To Everywhere Vol II: Wild Boys and Girls Of The Road by Sebastian Jaymes is a memoir of the author’s adventures working as a tour manager for artists and celebrity entertainers. As a live show...

In The Artifact by Linda S. Gleason, Laurel Robertson has finally landed funding for the great archaeological project she has been hoping to take on. Her grandmother worked in the same area years before and she could hold the secrets contained at the Cahokia pyramid...

Venice: The Keys to the City by Patty Civalleri is a fascinating book that will take readers on a magical, mystical, and enchanting journey to Venice, its canals and historic attractions. Venice is not only about canals because this book is a revelation of the...

In Heart of Stone by Andrea Cannon, Pamela Vargas - a long time divorce lawyer - has a very cynical outlook on love and marriage along with pretty much everything dealing with the workings of a serious relationship. Although Pamela sees love and happiness with...

How Niels and Festie Faced the Skyfire by Oliver Atlas tells the story of a boy who goes on an extraordinary adventure when he befriends a young phoenix. Daring Niels has his own laboratory deep in the earth, accessed by an elevator, and is always...

The Daughters of Penruddock is a collected saga of seven romance novellas by author Ronnda Eileen Henry. Each story can be read as a standalone in any order, and all the tales are set in the pseudo-medieval fantasy world of Penruddock, where modern society hasn’t...

The King of FU, written by Benjamin Davis and wonderfully illustrated by Nikita Klimov, is a coming of age novel that belongs to a class all its own. This is a memoir written somewhat like a modern epic poem and is divided into three parts....

The Dark Science of Logical Fallacies: 30 Minutes to Naturally Reprogram Your Mind & Stop the Media, Politicians and Liars from Stealing Your Money, Your Mind & Your Power is a very interesting book which, in its essence, is meant to teach critical thinking. I...

In A Flash: A Memoir by R.J. Castille is a captivating story, a memoir about medical malpractice, romance in the midst of harrowing challenges, and a gritty journey towards healing after a tragic loss. It took just one little procedure and Renee Johnson’s life was...