If you’re a fan of courtroom procedurals, you can always count on Mark M. Bello to provide you with a detailed look at what usually only the lawyers, the judges, the accused, the jurors, and the immediate families witness. In Betrayal in Black, Bello brings...

Jeb Taylor's 11:58: Last Chance to Save Civilization is a work of non-fiction focusing on social issues. With a clear focus on social progression and a move away from conservative themes, the author explores human history in terms of both its technological progress and its...

In 1946, as a war widow with not much to her name, Julia thought life was over. How was she to go on, what was there left for her without a husband and a future? As she sat at her husband's grave contemplating life, a...

“Just as it takes a whole village to raise a child, it also takes commitment, effort, and time to raise a puppy.” Having young life in your home is challenging at the best of times, be it a human child or a puppy. It’s a...

“Dogs are family no matter what breed they are, and they deserve our love, focus, attention and care.” That pretty much sums it up. If we’re serious about bringing a dog into our home, we have to accept them as part of the family and...

NewCastle by William Wendell Walters is real southern fiction. NewCastle belongs to the Richards, a highly influential family, but the entire plantation is heading for disaster. The family doesn’t care about others, walking all over them without a thought. Wilbur thinks he rules NewCastle but...

Nancer the Dancer: Myositis and Me is a work of non-fiction in the health and medical experience and personal memoir sub-genres, and was penned by author Judith Gwinn Adrian. As the title suggests, the work focuses on the condition of a person called Nancy, whose...

Thus Fell Tecumseh by Frank E. Kuron is about a famous Native American, a Shawnee Chief, known as Tecumseh. He fought in the Battle of the Thames in 1813. This book goes into more details of that battle, who fought against him, and why there...

Show Up For Yourself: A Guide to Inner Growth and Awareness by Janet Philbin is an uplifting and encouraging book that can be used as a guide for inner awareness, growth, and becoming as you step forward to show up as you. The framework in...

The End of Echoes by Dawn Hosmer is an audiobook that is psychologically rich and disturbing on different levels as it follows two families through dramatic and sad events, ranging from painful marriage, abuse, violence, trauma, and loss. Ruby Dunkin isn’t happy with her abusive...

Summer of Two Worlds (3rd edition) by J. Arthur Moore is a coming-of-age story that takes place six years after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Prairie Cub is an orphan raised since the age of three as the son of a Sioux warrior....

The Meditation Guidebook for Beginners: A Mindfulness Meditation Workbook (Mind Improvement for Beginners 3) by Dane Krauss teaches readers about meditation and mindfulness. The author starts with the basics of meditation – the four traditional foundations and history. Readers learn the importance of awareness of...

Forever Feathers is written and illustrated by Inga Eissmann Buccella. Forever Feathers is a bittersweet story of a boy who overhears a conversation that makes his father sad while he is watching a Red Tail Hawk outside. His father explains to him that his grandmother...

From the setting to the characters, nothing is as it seems in Mink Eyes by Dan Flanigan. Peter O’Keefe is a 'rough around the edges' private detective. He carries mental and physical scars from his time as a Vietnam war vet, but he isn’t letting...

In Justice of Brenda The Wolverine by Alex Markman, when an affluent and successful man named Edward Green commits suicide in his apartment, there are no signs of a crime being committed. Although he had been brutally assaulted, the only clue is his final spoken...

Dewdrops by Dan Flanigan is a compilation of two short stories and a short-fiction style novella. Each of the three works is independent and read as stand-alones but the themes that weave through the trio do tie in similarities. Some Cold War Blues follows Jack,...

Valley Heat by David Cropp takes inspiration from Dante's Inferno and gives readers much to think about. This is the story of an alcoholic called Jack Kavanaugh. He is a police sergeant who needs to face his demons and fight them if he wants to...

When a murder victim's family and friends are denied justice, a vigilante decides to pick up where the system failed in the breathtaking thriller, Do Unto Others by Amanda Feyerbend. When Mary's mother died giving birth to her, special forces army veteran Gabe vowed to...

Grow Up Your Ego: Ten Scientifically Validated Stages to Emotional and Spiritual Maturity by Jeanette M. Gagan, Ph.D. is an insightful and thought-provoking book that gives excellent information about the role the ego plays in life and the importance of befriending it so that it...

Tenebrae: A Memoir of Love and Death by Dan Flanigan is a collection of emotional poems that speaks about the death of his wife, and brings together beauty and suffering in a creative and aesthetic way. Written in free verse and as prose poems, they...