Where Am I Going was written to help people find themselves and where they are spiritually. Even when one is really happy and life is going well, something is still missing in one's inner life if he/she hasn't found where he/she stands spiritually. Michelle Cromer...

CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitoring system) uses a high-tech system to watch and track changes in blood sugar at all times day and night. These systems are different from the usual needle gun and monitoring device used by most people now. Though it is not any...

Edmund Industan and Neil Konrad Binayao’s poetry collection Healing Garden of Verses is divided into ten sections and uses haiku to tell the story of the creation of Earth, human beings’ rejection of God, and finally of the joy one experiences when he/she returns to...

The title, The Bubble Boys: How Mistaken Educational Ideals and Practices Are Causing A Warped Social Fabric, gives the impression that this will be another book about what we're doing wrong in education and why and how to fix it. Jason Goetz, who admits being...

Restless in Carolina by Tamara Leigh is a delightful afternoon's read. Bridget Pickwick-Buchanan is attempting to develop a new life after the untimely death of her young husband three years ago. She pours herself into her work at a local nursery, hoping to avoid having...

Gary Thomas' Thirsting for God is unlike any book I have read. It is a fascinating look at what Christians throughout history have learned about living a life that is centered on God. They show us that a meaningful Christian life has nothing to do...

In Betting the Earth, Professor Kunich has compiled many arguments both in favor of and against the global warming theory. He explains and dissects them for our benefit. This book is well researched, without being preachy, and it is mainly easy to follow. Kunich lets...

In her book American Charm, Hungarian-born author Andrea Bizderi Whelan offers the reader an unusual main character in the form of Angela Hargity. Angela has just turned twenty-five, and she has a history of heartbreaking romances...the latest being with a married man. Angela is...

Megan Flynn was in love with Detective Cole Williams; that was until he arrested her brother for a murder he did not commit. Now Sean is on death row with execution imminent. Megan is still trying to find out what happened at Sean's house the...

Finding Love At First Sight is a humorous look at the timeless questions: Can you meet someone and just know that is the person for you? What if you meet the right person, but you're only 8, and it is only for a brief moment?...

Belinda and the Witch’s Cat by Margaret Pearce is Book 1 in her new Belinda Robinson series. Belinda Robinson is an only child, and it seems that with her father’s work, they are always having to move around. That makes for a lonely girl as...

Kenneth Anderson did a fantastic job with this self-help book. I don't read many self help books, but if I did, I would want them all to be EXACTLY like this one. From start to finish, this is full of important and informative lessons on...

Deceit by John Austin Sletten is an intriguing story of a man who worked for years as an undercover agent for the FBI. Primarily, the author worked in white collar crimes, and his book describes his last assignment prior to his resignation from the agency....

Breaking the Bonds of Adult Child Abuse is a textbook with Biblical references on how to deal with abusive narcissistic families. It is a self-help guide in overcoming low self-esteem resulting from being around family and other relationships that exhibit abusive behavior towards one another....

I'm, Two, So What Should I Do? by Shawntie Reyes explores what it is like to be a two year-old and finding a place in the world. This book follows a toddler through a morning, and the experiences she has in a brief period of...

Professor Moeller has an impressive background in world politics as a Danish Ambassador to several countries and as a professor of business and management. Living in Singapore, he has a unique view within the heart of Asia. His book demonstrates his ability to take massive...

The Tewkesbury Tomb by Kerry Tombs is the fourth book in the author's Inspector Ravenscroft series. When a body turns up in tomb of an aged medieval crusader knight, Inspector Ravenscroft, along with Constable Tom Crabb, are selected to try and solve this crime. Six...

Nightmare at Camp Forrestwood is a young adult mystery that many teens and preteens will enjoy reading. It's Holly Jenson's senior year of high school, and she is forced to spend it at a new school, Madison High, far from where she's grown up. Holly's...

Tynan MacGillavry is a shapeshifter, a vampire who has searched for centuries for a Seer, a human with supernatural powers. He finds Lily Quinn, a New England college professor whose idea of a wild time is to stay up late eating popcorn and watching television....

Writer in Residence, Memoir of a Literary Translator is the rather raunchy, but totally brilliant, story of the narrator's submergence into the literary, bohemian side of Paris in the late 1990's. At book's beginning, he is into drugs, drinking and eccentric off-the-wall behavior with a...