A Night In Babylon is a work of fiction written in the Action/Adventure sub-genre. It is aimed at mature reading audiences and comes with a content warning due to the inclusion of explicit language usage, scenes of violence, and scenes of a sexual nature. It...

Christianity in Crisis is a work of non-fiction that explores religious themes and modern life and was penned by an anonymous author under the pen name of The Last Spiritual Samurai. The work seeks to transcend the original traditional beliefs held by Christianity and Judaism...

Humans In-Training by Brooke Van Sickle is about a puppy who gets himself some new humans. While he had everything physically that he needed, his dog parents still had a lot to learn about the responsibility of taking care of a dog. They were selfish...

A strong sense of fascination may well find its way into your heart upon reading the first page of Seven Gifts in the Rain by The Sailor. It is not often that we encounter a surreal and heartwarming tale that inspires and makes us think....

Life in seventh-century Northumbria was a challenge. Boys were brought up to take over their father’s trade and then expected to carry on the family business. But, when the king demands all men and boys respond to his call to arms and fight a war...

Irresistible in a Kilt is a work of steamy romantic fiction set in Scotland and was penned by author Anna Durand as part of the Hot Scots book series. In its audio format, the narration is shared between Shane East and Elle Newlands, who provide...

Ember wakes up one morning to discover that she has no memories. While struggling to remember her past, Ember is plagued with blackouts and disturbing hallucinations in which everything is covered in blood. She leans on her friend Mason for comfort and stays with him...

Dreaming of sugarplums and all things sweet? Well, if you have a parent who loves to bake, and who loves to have you help with the baking, then you’re bound to have the most delicious sweet dreams ever. Imagine dancing with gingerbread men, or sliding...

Reading Murder and Mayhem in Tropic Gardens by Jon Michael Miller is like watching your favorite action-packed movie with a ruggedly handsome lead actor who can handle a gun. Alan, who had bought a condo at Tropic Gardens, led a quiet life with patterns of...

Life In A Wetland by Doris Dumrauf introduces readers to the wildlife that depend on their survival in the North American Wetlands and gives glimpses of them in their natural habitat. The book is a good way for readers to explore the wetlands in their...

In Christ In Our Midst, Clairann Nicklin explores the practical application of spiritual gifts and virtues from the Holy Spirit in daily life, and their role as manifestations of God's love and His divine plan. She discusses the seven gifts of wisdom, understanding, knowledge, counsel,...

As Doves Fly in the Wind is a work of fiction in the romance, interpersonal drama, and Christian fiction subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Mary Lou Cheatham. The plot follows our protagonist, Jessica Boudreaux Hays,...

Outside Looking In: High-functioning autism from one mother's perspective is a work of non-fiction which focuses specifically on the parenting of children on the autistic spectrum, and was penned by author Vivian M. Lumbard. An emotive and informative account of a unique journey through raising...

How To Stay Calm in Chaos: An Everyday Self-Care Guide by Julie M. Gentile is a helpful companion that promotes peace and clarity in everyday life. Suggested practices are given for each day of the week; for example, on Sunday the reader is encouraged to...

That Time in Havana is the first novel in the Valáiria Hernández Mystery series by Carolina Cositore. Valáiria, or Laira, is a social worker who comes from a very proud Cuban family. They are patriots who believe in equality for all. Criminal investigation is nothing...

Stuck in F*ck: The Aftermath of After-A$$ How to Unf*ck Your Parental Past is a work of non-fiction created in the form of a picture book for adults and was penned by author Michael A. Brown. As the title suggests, this short work uses explicit...

The Darling Brothers – James, Andrew, and Nathan – grew up in a middle-class Australian family. When James was nine years old, their parents became “saved” and the family started to attend church services several times a week. Their Uncle Alwyn, an arrogant, narcissistic man,...

Children who love poems will be fascinated with this teaching collection. How Many Lines in a Limerick?, written by Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan and illustrated by Jennifer Gibson, begins with a section of poems that teach many different types of poetry, not just limericks. This book...

Something In The Middle (Small Stories from the Far Side of Consciousness) by A. I. Wand is an ingenious and unique book. Containing a selection of stories that can be read in succession for a new experience or reading one whenever the mood hits, the...

Loose Ends In Yokohama: A story of a man on a mission to make peace with his past is a work of fiction in the slice of life, interpersonal and introspective drama sub-genres, and was penned by author Alex Lund. Taking an authentic exploration of...