The Girls in the Shattered World by Ben Patchett is a futuristic novel, a coming of age in a turbulent time in 2032. It has been five years since Alex’s father argued that Canada was a country of peace and won’t succumb to the broken...

The House in the Hollow by Allie Cresswell is a historical novel depicting the lives of the Talbot family. Mr. Talbot is wealthy but has not been accepted into elite society. However, Lord Petrel takes Mr. Talbot under his wing and introduces him into England’s...

“The two most important warriors are patience and time.” JP Robinson’s Christian historical fiction novel, In the Dead of the Night (Northshire Heritage), is one intriguing drama. The Great War (WW1) continues its devastating path of destruction. Thomas Steele, branded a traitor, risks his life...

Can you imagine living in a wooden box? All through the coldest days of the winter? And living off scraps of food dumped by nearby residents? One youngster, only ten years old, and his five-year-old sister were forced to do just that. Both parents died...

In The Shadow Of The Kingmakers, written by Vahid Imani, is a historical fiction thriller audiobook that is best suited for a diverse audience of young adults and adults who enjoy historical fiction that takes place after World War 1. One conversation overheard by fourteen-year-old...

The Stone in the Road by Frances Dall'Alba is a contemporary romance that finds its heart in Australia's outback. Kelly and Patrick have both hightailed off-path from what they are expected to follow. Kelly is a wanderer and Patrick is a guy who found sobriety...

The Mysterious Secret Guardians in the London Underground by Dorothy McCoy is a paranormal historical tale. Sir Winston Churchill died in 1965, having seen the United Kingdom safe from Adolf Hitler and becoming Prime Minister of the UK in 1951. That should have been the...

The Girl in the Toile Wallpaper by Mary K. Savarese is a young adult fantasy novel that will enchant readers of any age. The story begins with Tyler, a nerdy, twelve-year-old boy who tags along with his Aunt Megan to the city of Florence. During...

The Luckiest Boy in the World is written by Patrick McBride and Dennis McBride. The authors have taken a subject that is dear to any young boy’s heart, and even many adults' hearts, and written how baseball, basketball, and football can help youngsters find themselves...

Do you like to travel? How many countries have you visited? Have you taken in the local history and visited some phenomenal historic sites like the Eiffel Tower in Paris? The world is a beautiful place and there are a lot of interesting places to...

Addiction is a terrible beast that was all-consuming during Georgette’s childhood. Dianne C. Braley’s The Silence in the Sound features Georgette’s point of view of growing up in a home with an alcoholic father, sharing her memories of Martha’s Vineyard. Later estranged from her family...

The Computer Wasn't in the Basement Anymore: My Fifty + Years on Education Technology (1970-2021) contains insights from Anthony G. Picciano's journey of more than 50 years in the field of education technology and his activities in six public colleges in New York. Some of...

The Worst Halloween Book in the Whole Entire World is an unusual picture book written and illustrated by Joey Acker. The minimalist style is a triumph of design that will keep the reader laughing till the very last page. Witty comments and dry humor abound...

Many of us don't really want to go on epic adventures or dangerous quests or harbor ambitions of becoming a hero. Joey Acker's The Worst Adventure Book in the Whole Entire World follows the story of Nameless -- an unnamed protagonist who would rather sit...

The Worst Easter Book In the Whole Entire World by Joey Acker is a witty picture book about a rock with an attitude who tries to convince the reader that this book is frankly the worst book ever about Easter. He’s joined by Gary the...

The Body in the Barrel by Richard Opper is a gripping crime novel set in San Diego in the early 1970s. The story unravels as harbor police officer Gary Reines receives a radio call from the vessel Lady Lynn to report that they have spotted...

In the absorbing women’s novel, In The Shadow of The Apennines by Kimberly Sullivan, a woman finds inspiration from the story of a young Italian woman living during a tumultuous time. After a bitter divorce, Samantha buys a quaint cottage in Abruzzo, Italy hoping to...

The Elephant in the Room by Simon Bardwell is a captivating story of the Second World War told by veteran soldier Tom Hope. It is unknown if this is a true event or not since Bardwell is a pen name with no reference suggesting with...

Living in the rough at the end of a chain, with meager portions of food once a day, isn’t much of a life for a dog. To be taken into a ring to fight to the death isn’t much better. So, when wounded and abandoned...

In the Heart of the Linden Wood by Ekta R. Garg follows King Christopher of Linden who, still mourning his deceased beloved wife, Queen Lily, and their newborn she was delivering, faces a new crisis: the once vibrant Linden Wood is wilting, turning wooden artifacts...