Michael J. Bowler's Spoiler is the last book in the Healer Chronicles series. It depressed Alex that his twin Andy had stolen his ability to "spin." Colonel Walker lifted Alex's spirits by reminding him of all of his strengths and how the other teens considered...

Maskirovka: The Russian Science of Deception by Richard Meredith is a crime thriller anchored by protagonist Steve Nguyen's first solo homicide investigation as a Vietnamese-American detective in the San Francisco Police Department. Nguyen, a Stanford Law school dropout, digs deep into the enigmatic death of...

Evolve: The Path to Trauma-Informed Leadership by Carolyn Swora is essential to help leaders gain a fresh perspective on trauma and the human experience. If you catch today's headlines or engage in social media, it doesn't take long to realize that leadership is struggling and...

In the novel Ghoul of Sherwood: The Robin Hood Mysteries by Jay Ruud, Robin Hood returns to Sherwood Forest and infiltrates the Sheriff of Nottingham's archery competition incognito, only to be caught at the last moment. With the help of Lady Maude, the sheriff's wife,...

In the novel Jane Austen, Time Traveler by Rachel Dacus, time traveler George St. James discovers that Jane Austen's novel has been rejected, and he becomes concerned about the impact it could have on literature and feminism. Determined to save her legacy, he travels back...

Book of Leprechauns starts with a brief history of lore gatherers (leprechauns) who originated in Ireland. Dorn, a leprechaun gone bad, lives deep in the Irish forest. Dorn was once the most powerful leprechaun because he had the gift of magic and knew how to...

When you hear the name Borgia, who's the first person to come to mind? If you’re like me, it’s most likely the infamous Lucretia Borgia associated with poisonings in the 15th century. But the woman you will meet in Borgia Rose, a historical novel by...

A Century+ of Living: The Autobiography of Cora Jones “Boot” McLeod by Dr. Beverly “Eagle” Rogers presents a biographical narrative of McLeod's rural upbringing in Wake County, North Carolina, highlighting her strong family bonds, church, and agricultural life. Her idyllic childhood is shattered by...

Witness to a Prosecution: The Myth of Michael Milken by Richard V. Sandler is a work of nonfiction in the subgenres of business and finance, autobiography, and legal issues. It is best suited for the general adult reading audience. In his first tell-all book...

Operation November Blizzard is a futuristic sci-fi novel. Written by Stephen Snow, the story is set in a not-too-distant future and follows American sniper and Delta Force space soldier Ben Sutter. Recruited by the United States Space Force, Ben finds himself leading a multi-national crew...

As Good A Man There Never Was by Simon Wright is an enthralling story inspired by Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol. The reader learns about Isaiah Moore's professional life from an interview. Isaiah is a man of outstanding achievements and a trustworthy, home-grown entrepreneur. He...

In the novel Symphony of Crowns by Christine E Schulze, Gailea, a powerful sorceress, relinquishes her throne and disguises herself as an instructor at a magical school to protect her children from an unkind ex-lover. King Samil, a cruel usurper, wields banned magic and his...

Zane by Kat Baxter is the first book in The Bad Boys of Saddle Creek series. Emmy is a socially awkward, nerdy girl who is best friends with Zane Baxter. Zane personifies the bad boy persona with his tattoos and piercings. He has a reputation...

They don't teach you everything you need to know in school. This is why continued learning, even after school, should never be overlooked. Chronological Order: The Fine Print for a Large Life by senior placement advisor Laurean Kile and professional organizer Jill B. Yesko is...

Chymist by Sarah Newland, the second book in The Coelacanth Project series, follows Natalie Morrigan and her friends who are on the run from the totalitarian Nautilus organization. Taking refuge in a lighthouse called Ancora III, they seek safety with their dogs, Enzo and Angie....

Over the past decade, book publishing and book marketing have gone through enormous changes. Get Your Book Seen and Sold: The Essential Book Marketing and Publishing Guide by Claudine Wolk and Julie Murkette gives up-to-date information on both book publishing and marketing. The book is...

Meet May by April Martin is an educational children’s picture book about a little girl called May. With so many events going on in the month of May, little May is busy preparing for all sorts of things! From setting up her garden in preparation...

Meet February by April Martin is an educational children’s picture book about a little girl called February. February and her trusty pet groundhog embark on a journey to teach young readers about the exciting month of February, from the very special Black History Month to...

“The date was May 2, 1973. The Black Liberation Army, in their revolutionary war against America, had added yet another law officer to its list of dead enemy soldiers,” states author J. Anthony Perez in his opening chapter of Outrageous Hero: The Left's Glorification of...

A cargo ship washes up on a Philippine beach with no crew on board. All that remains are scorch marks and some mysterious silver and red spheres. Three months later, a resident of a small Austrian town arrives home to discover every resident has disappeared;...