Pudgy, the central character in Jay Matthew Korn's The Things of a Child, is dying but not before he bestows upon his adopted son Angel one last act of love. In 1984 Pudgy is returning from his annual vacation and notices that things have changed...

Make Things in America: How Tax Reform Can Reduce the Tax Burden on American Workers and the Businesses That Employ Them by James R. Olsen is an insightful monograph that explores the economic challenges and necessary reforms to revitalize American manufacturing and labor. Olsen presents...

In The Last Thing I Ever Wanted by K.D. Burrows, Delia Quartermain was a famous true crime writer, but her life was brought to a sudden end when she was murdered. Her sister, Mairead, is struggling, and when she takes up her brother-in-law on his...

In 2015, Lasse Toft was taken to the hospital ICU for a severe injury, and it took ten days for him to wake up and realize that he was going to spend a long time in the hospital recovering. His hospital stint lasted six months....

Michael Segedy brings readers a thought-provoking sci-fi novel in An Amazing Thing Happened on the Way to the Future. After waking up from their suspended lives 200 years in the future, Jacob Ladder and Emma Fine are welcomed into the post-apocalyptic human colony of Sumpseris...

Change is never easy. But not everything has to change. In this amusing picture book, author Melissa Garin tells the tale of two siblings who have recently moved into their new home with their parents. Narrated in rhyme, A World of Things That Won't Change...

Andrew Herold's Starving Things is not a standard haunted house story. While the decrepit Holt House, with its associated history of violence and disappearances, certainly provides the atmospheric backdrop of gothic horror, the monster in this case is far more psychological and sinister. The novel...

Sophie Washington: Things You Didn’t Know About Sophie by Tonya Duncan Ellis is a children’s Grade 4-6 fictional novel; this is a book that would appeal most to a mixed audience of children, tweens, and teens who enjoy drama fiction where the main characters are...

Enchanted: Things We Lost in the Night (A Memoir of Love and Music in the 60s with Stark Naked and the Car Thieves) is the second book in a breathtaking memoir by Larry Dunlap, a veritable tour de force for readers who enjoy real-life adventures...

While author Kevin Loesch bashes both major political parties in the United States in Small Government My A**, the majority of his fire is directed at the Republicans. His position is that of a strong libertarian and his arguments against Republicans are based on their...

I've Got A Wedding To Plan!: Things To Consider When Planning A Wedding by Patricia Stuart and Casimir Channel is a must-read for any woman planning a wedding or thinking about planning a wedding in the near future. This book contains every detail a bride-to-be...

Oh Susannah: Things That Go Bump by Carole P. Roman is a thrilling children's book about a young girl named Susannah. Susannah was invited to a sleepover at her best friend Lola's house, but she doesn't want to accept. Lola's house is old, and makes...

How to Live the Dream: Things Every Van Lifer Needs To Know by Kristine Hudson takes readers on a fascinating trip that will enable them to get rid of their boring lifestyles and wake up wherever they want. The author explores what it takes to...

Façade: Things Aren't Always as They Appear by Melody Saleh is book one in the Unbroken series. Amber is hooked on Patrick, dreaming erotic dreams about him every night. She needs a way to bring the fantasies she dreams of to life and it comes...

Craft Star by Marisha Manning is a unique memoir of one woman’s struggle to create a successful handicraft business. Compiled from a manuscript and mementos discovered by her daughter, Marisa’s story begins with memories of her father’s illness. This is followed by a touching tribute...

Adulting Made Easy by Amanda Morin is a self-help guide for those who are about to embark on life on their own, those who have already taken the leap but made a proper mess of it, and anyone else who happens to or knows somebody...

Lost Hallway: Where Do Lost Things Go? by Peter G Reynolds is an adorable, imaginative children’s picture book, cleverly designed to help children develop mindfulness when it comes to keeping track of their belongings. Forgetful Griffin is not too happy at all. Where in the...

Jason Cull is one of the best and the brightest that the human race has to offer. At least, that's what it tells him in all of the Academy's brochures. The Grath, an insect-like race technologically superior to humans, had first made contact with the...

"Giants in the Land" by Clark Burbidge is the first of a proposed series. There is a small village in which giants have always been available to protect the people as well as help them to sustain a working community. The giants are revered but...

The Visitor's Choice by Alexander Davidson is the tale of David Wilson: an average young man who likes a laid back lifestyle away from the troubles of his squabbling parents. As usual, he is packed off to stay with a family friend for the summer,...