Sometimes, what seems to be an impulsive and spur-of-the-moment decision turns out to be unexpectedly perfect and meaningful. Kendall Worthington wanted to reboot her life by relocating to Dickens, also known as New England’s Christmas Capital as a distraction from the heartbreak of her wedding...

In Self-Publishing: The Ins & Outs of Going Indie, Judy Penz Sheluk provides a comprehensive overview of the self-publishing landscape, discussing its exponential growth and accompanying challenges, including low sales and modest earnings for authors. She emphasizes the necessity for professional presentation, thorough editing, and...

In the charming and inspiring children’s story, Coco the Mooing Horse by Leila Summers, a unique horse pursues his dreams in the face of criticism and ridicule. On a lovely farm nestled at the foot of a hill lived an extraordinary horse. His name was...

Finally, a great children’s picture book that teaches children how becoming a parent to a pet is much more involved than just loving the animal. In Porter and Midge: Paws and Responsibilities, Jennie Chen and Giselle Nevada share the many responsibilities of having a pet....

Michael E. Smidts offers short story lovers an enthralling collection with One Hundred Words. With over two hundred flash fiction stories covering multiple genres, this anthology explores the human condition in myriad ways. An old racehorse takes her last lap on the course; an elderly...

What is the purpose of our existence? Is it possible to reach a higher consciousness? Human history encompasses diverse cultures, backgrounds, races, and ethnicities, yet a common thread connects us all -- love. A powerful spiritual experience led Jane Kim Yu to the conclusion that...

In Ivan Lee Stoltzfus's story, A Puppy Named Ribbon, Robby and Amber, two playful siblings, feel a void in their lives. They yearn for the joy and excitement that only a puppy can bring. Robby dreams of a furry companion to fetch softballs, explore the...

Brad Simon presents fourteen short stories in his book, Encountering Christlikeness. Simon offers the views of biblical figures and combines them with scripture, sharing lessons in obedience, love, companionship, faithfulness, and forgiveness through storytelling. After each devotion, Simon draws a lesson from the story and...

The Wellermans' Tale by Samson's Sister is a YA fantasy following siblings Barron and Adeline Wellerman, who are convinced there is truth behind the stories of Davy Jones, his ability to make the impossible happen, and the tattoos that seal his deals. The pair manipulates...

The Alchemy of The Beast is a work of fiction in the literary and metaphysical writing subgenres and is the opening novel of the Lionheart Chronicles. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Alyssa Noelle Coelho, the plot follows Scarlett...

Maria Mandel Dunsche's Brave Mermaids: The Treasure presents the inspiring narrative of Livi and her older sister Lexa, two great young mermaids who set off on a quest to discover a magnificent shipwreck. While exploring the area, the adorable duo comes across a mysterious, shiny...

When a children’s book teaches you a few things, you know it is a rather special educational book. Where Do Ocean Creatures Sleep At Night? by Steven J. Simmons and Clifford R. Simmons delves deeper into the facts about ocean creatures' sleeping habits, from the...

Stuffed Animals Are for Everyone, written and illustrated by Anna M. is a heartfelt children's story about Timmy, a young boy who adores his stuffed bunny and goes on many imaginative adventures with it. Although his bunny is his cherished friend, Timmy hesitates to take...

In Michael S. Vassel's supernatural thriller, Eulogy of Lost Souls, since he was a child, Jim Miller possessed the ability to see and interact with the dead. Jim's grandfather gave him advice after his death to encourage the departed who visited him to offer their...

The first five years of a child's life are filled with many transitions. One of those transitions is sleeping on your own in a bed. My First Big Girl Bed by Jenny Wu shares both the trepidation and excitement that comes with this milestone. Amber...

Finding Granny by Andrew Abel is a delightful illustrated children's book. The story follows two children seeking out their granny's hiding place, using clues left along the way. The story details the game so that readers can play it too. This fun way to play...

The Thief and the Patriot is a work of fiction in the political thriller, interpersonal drama, and sociocultural writing subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Chikodi Anunobi, this fascinating novel delves into the intricate world of Nigerian...

The Cyclopes' Eye is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and dystopian fiction subgenres. It is intended for the mature end of the young adult reading audience and contains the use of explicit language as well as scenes of violence, self-harm, and...

Undomesticated Women: Anecdotal Evidence From the Road by Anna Blake is a travel memoir that follows the one-year adventure of a senior horse trainer going around America. Just shy of being sixty-nine years young, Blake refers to herself as a “gray mare.” Blake gives us...

Cameron Dean: P.I. to the Deceased is a paranormal crime/mystery novella by Steve Zimcosky. After being hit by a truck while investigating a drug lord smuggling fentanyl into Cleveland, CPD's Detective Cameron Dean wakes up from a six-month coma and starts seeing the specter of...