Death of a Blue Jay: The Path to Bring the Darkness to the Light by Nicholas D'Souza is a Christian science fiction novel with a psychological twist. Set in a post-pandemic world, our story follows Jeremy, a state-wide, best-seller poetry book author, happily married man...

In One Heartbeat by Jerry Johnson, the hurt still hadn’t abated since the University of Texas Longhorns left Omaha in defeat in the 1982 College World Series. The team were heavy favorites to win it all but came up short. Coach Cliff “Gus” Gustafson was...

Lootie’s World Run by Marie Leautey is the incredible true story of Marie “Lootie”, who became the fastest woman to run around the world. The book takes readers on a journey across four continents, starting with Lootie’s early days in Greece, where she finds herself...

Carlita Kosty's delightful book Training Freddie is told from the narrator’s point of view, plus Merle, the very relatable heroine, and Freddie himself. With a different typeface for each, it makes every thought quite clear. A slightly misleading title, however, as Freddie does not take...

Jeff Chase and Jon Zilber's 3Com is the true story and “unsung saga of the Silicon Valley start-up that helped give birth to the internet—and then fumbled the ball.” With an impressive foreword by 3Com daddy Bob Metcalfe, the all-important threshold of authenticity required in...

In Christ In Our Midst, Clairann Nicklin explores the practical application of spiritual gifts and virtues from the Holy Spirit in daily life, and their role as manifestations of God's love and His divine plan. She discusses the seven gifts of wisdom, understanding, knowledge, counsel,...

Adam and Eve by Rabbi Boruch David identifies the choice between good and evil as fundamental to the human experience, with the creation of Adam and Eve representing the first day of anthropological history. The author makes a significant distinction between the subjugating relation of...

Niching Up: The Narrower the Market, the Bigger the Prize by Chris Dreyer addresses the marketing world. The advice in his book is like the business equivalent of the ten commandments. Dreyer's style of writing is concise as he sums it up perfectly: "It was...

In This Isn't Fine, Taylor Ahlstrom begins with the intersection of her depression in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and broader societal and political issues. Advocating for a comprehensive understanding of where we have failed, she discusses the historical context of human energy consumption...

Med Spa Mayhem: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Secrets of the Aesthetic Industry by Dr. Kate Dee is a fascinating book and a goldmine of information for anyone considering using a Med Spa for aesthetic improvement. It starts as an autobiography with the...

Is there a way to help the downtrodden in our society and keep everyone safe? David Lloyd Atkinson makes this a reality in Secure, Washington. Best-selling author George Stoltz recounts the story of the creation of the city of Secure. It is the city's 10th...

Jewel is both excited and very nervous. It's her first day in a new school in a new town. It's not the first time she's had to start a new school. In fact, it happens more often than she would like. Her father is in...

“Freckles is Scared of School,” is book 1 in Vickianne Caswell’s 'Freckles the Bunny Series', and is an adorable start to a series that children will enjoy reading. Freckles loves playing and spending time at home with her mom; however, Freckles is suddenly told that...

Freckles the Bunny Series, Book # 3: Freckles Lends a Paw is written by Vickianne Caswell. This book is created as part of a series for children. The story offers a mix of emotions from its characters: happy, sad, scared, excited, and hopeful. Freckles the...

Move over Shakespeare: Tales from the Baron by Billy J Barnum is a collection of interesting poems that cover a wide selection of themes: nature, personal relationships and intimacy, dreams, self-introspection, adventure, life and death, and many others. Each poem has its own style, and...

Kirakee's Wolf Pack: Howl Upon the Moon by KC Morcom is a remarkable young adult fantasy with an anti-bullying theme. It follows Kira, who wants to find out what has happened to her mother as Kira can't accept that she is presumed dead even though...

Andy Smithson: Blast of the Dragon's Fury, Book 1 by L. R. W. Lee is an adventure story. Andy Smithson's parents have no time for him because they are caught up with their ambitious lives and his sister is a spoilt brat. Andy is not...

Culture Without Accountability: What’s the Fix? is a quick but useful read by authors Julie Miller and Brian Bedford, owners of MillerBedford Executive Solutions. This husband and wife consulting team became concerned with the lack of accountability they were seeing in the companies they helped,...

What would you do if you could see into the future? Marvin Peters was a simple man, with friends, dreams, aspirations and emotions, but all that changed when he found an electronic device that carried a recording of future events, a blueprint of things to...

Bushed?! All in the Woods... written by J.R. Poulter and illustrated by Linda Gunn tells the story of Pete who has just moved to the countryside in the area where his Granddad used to live. Pete discovers a strange furry visitor who likes snacks, but...