In Being Someone Else, J.R. Lindermuth has former Police Chief Dan "Sticks" Hendricks returning to help the Swatara Creek Police Department solve the mystery of a murdered out-of-state news reporter. No one knows why the reporter is in the sleazy bar in which he...

Before the Fourteenth Amendment was passed, the North used winning the war to prevent paying any war debts, limiting the power of the states and limiting the representation of the Southern states in the federal government. Northerners continued to take property and limit the rights...

In the book Blended Families, Valerie Coleman, editor and contributor, has compiled an anthology of personal experiences in blending families. There are multiple definitions of blending contained in the book, but in general, the authors believe that expending energy positively in relationships can reap rewards...

Ghost and Haunts of Tennessee by Christopher K. Coleman is the author's fourth book devoted to the southern lore of ghosts from Memphis to the eastern border of Tennessee. Most people in Tennessee are quite familiar with the Bell Witch, but little are familiar with...

This book was a page turner that I couldn't put down. It was exciting, thrilling, original and extremely creative. My first thought was that this story reminded me of Quantum Leap, but while the artist may have used this premise, she definitely made this story...

Prayer Walk by Janet Holm McHenry is the story of how the author, who at one time suffered from depression, had problems with her weight and a prayer life that was almost nonexistent. That’s when she began her prayer walk. Getting up at 5:30 am...

Beijing is developing satellites that will change Earth's weather dangerously, bringing earthquakes and tsunamis. An American agent named Paul Slade is in China to substitute a flash drive, Black Sabbath, in place of the one guiding these satellites. But Slade is in trouble and needs...

The Hounds of Samaria by Nigel Patten takes place in Crete during World War Two. George Ghikas has Greek ancestry, so the British army sends him behind enemy lines on occupied Crete with orders to organize partisan groups in the White Mountains. Before his posting,...

In Pat Brannon's book, Quirky Kids Zoo, children are taken into a zoo by the shore where there are French poodles and pelicans, polar bears wearing tennis shoes, kangaroos that grow flowers and giraffes that play hop scotch. There are gorillas, monkeys and soft-furred porcupines....

The Kid's Guide to Being a Winner by C. D. Shelton is a simple, straightforward, no nonsense book for elementary age children who want to learn how to be winners in their own lives. The book is based upon "old fashioned principles," and it lives...

Solitude by Paul Beet takes the reader deep into the heart of Zimbabwe, Africa, and political unrest, and one man is about to seek justice and revenge. It's a time when the economy is getting to its lowest point, and people are starving; the countryside...

Under the Stone is a book of poetry. Featured are poems written in many different forms, as well as poems written about many different topics. Some poems are joyful and happy, while some are about things that are sad. Some of the poems that I...

Fans of Donita K. Paul will be thrilled with her new series, The Dragons of Chiril. This series is the prequel to The Dragonkeeper Chronicles. Our tale begins by introducing us to Tipper. Tipper runs the household, her father disappeared fifteen years earlier. She thinks...

Joseph J. Sivak offers readers a glimpse into the life of a caretaker and a doctor. He was only seventeen when he became his mother's caretaker. She was in her early sixties when she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. He and his siblings noticed a...

This story is about a very unusual little ant named Ally. She was unusual because she liked adventures and loved to explore the world, but this often got her into a lot of trouble. Most of the time, instead of working with the other ants...

In Fabulous in Flats: Putting my best foot forward! author Mary Wagner has provided the reader with twenty-eight marvelous essays which turn out to be life lessons at their very best. Ms. Wagner talks about her struggles and triumphs with power tools and about becoming...

Be A Man by Joshua Wisebaker is a humorous guide for younger men on do's and don't. The author states God did not create man to be a "pansy" but that he needs to have some basic outdoor survival skills such as how to hunt,...

In From Heartbreak to Heart's Desire: Developing A Healthy GPS, author Dawn Maslar contends that a broken GPS (Guy Picking System) is analogous to a broken GPS system in a car. If the GPS is malfunctioning, you will never arrive at your destination. If your...

Why was one of Hollywood's premier producers bludgeoned to death with his own Oscar? Ex-LAPD detective Anthony Carrick is hired to quickly find the killer to save the studio as much embarrassment as possible. Then a second murder adds to the situation with a multitude...

Lily and Nana is about a little girl named Lily and her Nana and the things they like about each other. Lily and Nana like to spend time with each other even though they don't always do the same things. For example, when they are...