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...

Cat's Got His Tongue by Jane McBride takes readers on an emotional journey from the beginning pages. Everything in Kyle and Ann's life changes in a split second when something happens at the mall that puts their daughter in jeopardy. Instead of the event drawing...

I thought The Dragon’s Egg (Relics of Mysticus Book 3) by H.B. Bolton was an astounding book that readers of all ages will be able to enjoy over and over. I should mention that I have not read the first two books but found that...

Guess What is in Grandma's Garden? by Nancy O'Neill is a storybook with an interesting method of teaching small kids the names of fruits and vegetables. The author takes children through Grandma's garden and by using clever rhymes, verses and illustrations teaches them the names...

Elizabeth Einspanier likes to dabble in merging various genres and she has pulled off a great one in Sheep's Clothing. Salvation is a town of 200 people and they desperately need a doctor. When Doc Meadows elects to serve the town, he has little notion...

Farmer's Son by N.E. Lasater is based loosely on true and tragic events. Bobby McAllister is a genius when it comes to machinery; there is nothing he cannot do. So why does he always bow down to his tyrannical father when he knows he...

My Father’s Prostitute: Story of a Stolen Childhood is a memoir written by Steven Whitacre. Whitacre was subjected to continued and frequent sexual abuse by his beloved father beginning at the age of 5 years and lasting until his later teens. His father was the...

Our Mother’s Table, the Culinary Journey of Beneva Bone Mayweather, by Emma Mayweather Lincoln and Denise Simms, is a family cookbook. It’s dedicated to their mother and it also details the interesting history of their mother and how she became a caterer. Beneva Bone and...

Summer’s Winter by Robin Johns Grant is a story of love, deceit and obsession. At ten years old, Jeanine, the daughter of a preacher, fell in love with film star Jamie Newkirk. Now, twenty-one-year-old Jeanine is in for a shock when Jamie falls at her...

In What's the Matter?, Renee Heiss and Gary A. Stewart bring to life something that is usually pretty boring: temperatures, the particles of matter, and other basic science tools. Ning, Ellie, and Priti are particles that are bent on saving their good friend Ice from...

In Behind the Teacher’s Desk by Chris Williams, readers follow Claire Hebert, a high school instructor, through the second term of a high school year. While Claire’s hours are filled with student requests, class preparation, instruction, hall duty, extracurricular activities, and more, she longs to...

Watch out Duluth, here come the sisters in It's Not My Favorite by Rue. Gwenn Hutchinson has her own business. She organizes people and their stuff and rarely has time to organize herself and all her messes. Her sister, Rachel, is known as the best...

High-powered action, mythical monsters and a strong paternal bond make up the central themes for Gideon’s Spear by Darby Karchut. Protagonist Finn MacCullen is the thirteen-year-old apprentice to Gideon Lir, an ancient knight. Finn is struggling to hide his monster-slaying training from the humans around...

Telling your story and receiving the attention that your non-profit organization deserves is a combination of art and proven scientific methods. Ben DeLaney, in Ben DeLaney’s Non-Profit Marketing Handbook demonstrates how utilizing some of the best practices of for-profit marketing campaigns also works very well...

My Father's Keep: A Journey of Forgiveness through the Himalaya by Ed Abell is a heart-warming and remarkable memoir of forgiveness and personal triumph. The author speaks about his childhood of living with an alcoholic father whose problems with drinking could not be solved. The...

After being discharged from the army, nothing ever seemed to come together for Drake Dawson. Stretching into his 40s, he still hasn’t found his niche in life and struggles with trying to pull it all together in The River’s Fortune by Ken Gorman. Having spent...

How Marty's Mom Became a Cyborg by Adele Pfrimmer Hensley is an educational book for children and it introduces a new concept and gives a good message to young readers. Marty's mom has Parkinson's and that stops her from feeling normal. She goes through a...

The mystery thriller, Freya’s Child, packs plenty of spine tingling action into a combination of odd twists as an archaeological dig uncovers more than just a few old relics. PJ Roscoe has put together a tale that combines second lives, second sight and nightmares into...

In It’s Raining Men by Beate Boeker and Gwen Ellery, Grandma Charlotte is close to the end of her life and needs to ensure that her grandchildren are cared for. She has property and numerous collectibles gathered from a life well spent; however, the only...

Hardt’s Tale: A Mobious’ Trip Novel by Gwendolyn Druyor takes the fantasy genre to a new level of sophistication that is reminiscent of the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and George R.R. Martin. Protagonist Hardt starts his life in tumultuous circumstances, eventually settling for a peaceful...