Rawhide Jake, Westward Ho! The Life and Times of Jonas V. Brighton, Book III by JD Arnold is a captivating Western-style novel beginning in 1885. It follows Jonas Valentine Brighton, known as Detective Rawhide Jake, and his wife Mary Jane as they begin a new...

Self-Promote and Succeed by Julie Broad is a non-fiction business book for indie authors. The author talks about what you want your book to do for you, gives you options to publish your book and explains how to do that. She covers different ways to...

Being a leader is not only about giving instructions but also about understanding the needs of all team members and always keeping the goals clear. Therefore, it is essential to use effective communication methods and ask the right questions. In this way, we can foster...

She had decided to go north to Canada with Bethany, but things were not that simple for Amelia. She did not want to leave her little sister who looked up to her, her parents, and her engagements with the Coalition. Amelia had known Bethany all...

Cloud~Named~Chloe and Her Cat Louey: The Forest Adventures by Kaby is a whimsical story about forest animals who, together with their cloud friend, Chloe, go on an adventure to help Oak create a beautiful gift for his friend Willow, who gave him a flute as...

In their educational picture book Twin Power, Benjamin Young and Kiyanda Young share joys unique to those with a twin sibling. Sister and brother Simone and Sebastian may not look alike or be the same gender, yet they were born on the same day. This...

In her fifth book in the Aria and Liam series, The Magic Chalice, Coline Monsarrat continues to follow her adventure-seeking heroes. Aria and Liam are thirteen-year-olds who live in Sommetville and solve mysteries in history. With their individual talents, like coding, archery, intelligence, a penchant...

In her memoir Runaway Train, Krista Cambers tells of her childhood growing up with divorced parents who were both in the Salvation Army. She admits she was a difficult child, shy, bullied at school, and with very low self-esteem. She battled with a situation in...

Sworn Shift is the third book in The Wolves of Rock Falls series by AJ Skelly. Raven Rivers is a 17-year-old werewolf who is marked by her mate, Bowen, mere seconds after he'd tried to kill Raven's brother, Cade. She'd had no idea that her...

Mourning Grey is a work of fiction penned by author Marie Montine in the dark fantasy, paranormal, horror, and adventure subgenres, and forms the opening novel of The Empians Pantheon series. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. In this thrilling dark...

Behind Her Smile: The Adventures of a Tall Girl from WVA and Her Life as a Stewardess is written by Beverly Golden Cuevas. Beverly’s younger years were pretty normal as she navigated through her life, trying to figure out where she fit in. She tried...

Overlap: The Lives of a Former Time Jumper by N. Joseph Glass revolves around Marcus Hollister, whose wife Ellie was fatally shot during a mugging, leading to a reclusive existence and a desire to change the past. In an interview with reporter Jessica Matthews, Marcus...

Hawk's Cry: The Story of a Cheyenne Hero by Luann Atkin Koester is a captivating historical fiction novel that masterfully weaves together the stories of two young boys, one from the present and the other from the past. Hawk's Cry offers a poignant exploration of...

Communicating: The Multiple Modes of Human Communication by Ruth Finnegan is a non-fiction book about the way we communicate with one another. Human communication and interaction is a fascinating topic, and Finnegan covers it well. She suggests that communication is not limited to words...

Pack Shift is the fourth installment of The Wolves of Rock Falls series by A J Skelly. Having followed the members of the three united packs, I couldn't be happier to have finally found an extremely talented author and an incredibly new and exciting paranormal...

Despite the current social media culture, it is easy for people to feel lonely. Looking for individuals with the same commonalities can help create connections. But for these connections to work, both people need to put in some effort. Does our upbringing affect our behavior...

Pirate Billy-Bear, written by Charly Froh and illustrated by Zuzana Svobodová, begins in the Emerald Kingdom, home to the fluffy-puffy pirate bears. Captain Billy-Bear the Brave was initially afraid of everything, particularly boats, rain, darkness, and the unknown. Despite his friends' efforts to coax him...

Beyond Skin Deep takes a deep dive into what makes us human from a philosophical and spiritual standpoint. Michael W. Waithe draws from lessons in the Bible and explores what being human truly means. The book opens with the first story of Creation when God...

God Made You Wonderfully: The Curious Crayon Who Discovered Her Worth by Mistie House is a delightful children's book that introduces readers to the character of Miss Green, a crayon on a journey to discover self-acceptance and the importance of individuality. The story unfolds through...

Would you dare to look inside a spaceship? One day, two siblings, Ava and Joe, find that an alien spaceship has landed in their backyard and that six small light-brown creatures are inside. The siblings feed them, hear their first words, observe them as they walk...