Author Gabe Lyons looks at Christianity in America today and offers his clear viewpoint in "The Next Christians". He admits that just a few years ago he was embarrassed to call himself Christian. Now, Author Lyons writes that enrolling one's children in Christian school or...

Bernie Krause, author of "The Great Animal Orchestra" brings his great expertise as a naturalist, musician and natural sound expert to his book. This is a review of the audio book. To get the true essence of this book I highly recommend listening to the...

Tales of the Booga Dooga Land – The Horus is a very cute story for children and their parents. In it you will find clean wholesome adventures for the whole family. OctoDoll and Pickwick live in Booga Dooga Land and one Sunday afternoon they go...

“In Him we live, move and have our being.” This is what St. Paul told the great thinkers of his day when he visited the Areopagus in Athens. Like St. Paul, Istvan Kolossvary is making a similar appeal to those who would be the great...

The Well: What Happens When the Mind Releases but the Heart Sustains? by Colleen Golden introduces us to Grace, who everyone says is dying. Grace is 76 years young and is in a coma in her nursing home. While she is in her coma, however,...

The Neurotic's Guide to Avoiding Enlightenment: How the Left Brain Plays Unending Games of Self-Improvement by Chris Niebauer is a helpful guide that gives readers facts about our brain and Neuroscience. The book talks extensively about the facts surrounding the left side of our brain...

Corey is completely in love with Kate, never mind that he isn't even eighteen yet. He has been in love with her for a thousand years, or at least in terms of the quantum physics that allow the jumps they do regularly happen. Kate loves...

Meet J.A. Coppinger’s Godslayer, a most unwelcome figure in many an exalted circle. Some, like Lord Sanit, call him a murderous lunatic. Others, like Lady Catrina, see him as a chauvinistic pig. Everybody would agree that he is not a man you want to cross....

The Humana Chronicles and the Dream Nation by Michael Bellusci is a tale of opposites. The Age of the Revolution is upon us. The world is in upheaval and nothing, no one can stop the onslaught of change. Political and scientific forces march relentlessly across...

A story that starts with a slow moving gel-like haze with a void underneath already creates the kind of excitement and mysterious atmosphere that prompts the reader to hope something sinister could happen any moment soon. And it does happen! In Richard Parnes’ The Death...

The Journal of Paul O'Leary: From the City to the Outback by Michael Mardel is the exciting journal of Paul, a boy in grade 6, and his life. The book chronicles their moving to Sunbury, northwest of Melbourne, as his mother has work there. As...

The Midnight Land: Part One, The Flight (The Zemnian Trilogy Book 1) by E.P. Clark is a fantasy novel reminiscent of the classic Russian fairy tales. Slava is the younger sister of the Empress of all of Zem’ and a clairvoyant. This combination makes Slava...

The Broke Ass Brigade: Living with Asperger's in the Savage Side of the American Dream by Don Romonov is an autobiography told in a very stream-of-consciousness sort of way about living with Asperger's and trying to get by when nothing is really going in your...

The Impress of Heaven (In the Den of the English Lion Book 2) by Neal Roberts is a historical mystery that takes place in London in the 1600s. The story starts with Serjeant Noah Ames accepting the job to investigate the Earl of Essex for...

The Secret Diary of Mrs. John Quincy Adams: Wife of the Sixth President of the United States by Beatrice Cayzer takes us into the life of our sixth president, John Quincy Adams, who married the lovely English born Louisa Johnson after a two-year-long engagement. During...

Kaly thought she was just a normal human being like everyone else. But when she becomes the target in Lucifer’s newest attempt to escape his prison, the veil is lifted once more as she learns through frightful experience that her parents have secrets – and...

The Exiled saga by Scott Borgman continues with its third installment, Infinity. Five years have passed since Kaly had thrown Lucifer back into his prison. Now she and her allies have to face another enemy, the old god Hades who has begun the Apocalypse, raising...

The Metro Cats: Life in the Core of The Big Apple is an animal adventure novel for children and preteens written by Joanne de Simone and illustrated by Jeff Cheney. Lauren and Buster were deeply in love, and Lauren couldn't wait to tell Buster that...

The Multinational Takedown of America by Gary R. Patterson is not your run-of-the-mill political book; it is a daring work that examines America’s foreign policy under President Barack Obama, and how Obama has used that policy to foster his ambitions to become the next UN...

The Land Under: Seeing the Forest Through the Trees by Frank Spadafora is a charming middle-grade adventure story about a boy’s journey to an underground kingdom of talking animals. Unhappy because of his parents' financial difficulties, 13-year-old Frank finds himself summoned to The Land Under,...